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Whether you are at home or away, a system from Class A Alarms will ensure your home is protected all day, every day. Class A Alarms can offer you a prompt and efficient response to your initial enquiry, supported by an obligation free survey, a full written proposal, specification and quotation usually within 48 hours. Class A Alarms will design an installation tailored to individual security requirements and budget, from intruder and Hold-Up (panic alarm) systems to door and gate access control and CCTV.
Access control systems come in different forms; the most popular of these are keyless entry systems and intercom systems. Systems designed to keep your property safe and secure whilst making it easier for permitted individuals to use the systems. These come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, each designed for a different purpose. The most commonly seen system is keypad entry, but as technology advances and newer systems become more refined and, fingerprint scanners and contactless keyfobs are being used more and more for fast and easy, yet secure, entry to doors for authorised personnel.
Access control is more than gates and locks. It's about creating an integrated system of software, hardware, and services that keep people and property safe. Let technology be the eyes and ears of your operation with hardware and software that can truly prevent unwanted visitors. Whether it's physical access control via locks and gates or virtual control via visitor management systems, the right combination of technology and hardware can keep your property safe.
ESP Security Ltd can provide specialised locking systems for your back gate, shed, garage, house, business, commercial unit, etc. If you are a small business and want to keep an area secure, then enquire about our various Access Control features.
A common requirement for access control is to provide protection for people by ensuring the customer can see who is at the door before opening it. It is also an option to use the system to release the door to allow entry. This can be achieved by having a small unit on the outside of the property, enclosing a small camera, microphone, speaker and button. Pressing this button then causes the unit inside the property to sound an audible warning. Using the multifunction unit the customer can then view who is standing at the door, talk both ways with the person and also release the door if required.