Ways to unlock
Use a PIN, card or fob instead of sharing keys. Mobile entry is available with supported equipment.
Access control
Choose who can enter.
Use a PIN, card or fob at suitable doors and gates. Manage individual access and connect supported functions with your intercom, alarm or cameras.
Planned for your property
Match the access system to the opening
A working access system needs more than a reader. We assess the door or gate, lock, exit hardware, power and required permissions, including how users will be added or removed after installation.
Access control optionsChoose who enters.
Choose who enters.
Control their access.
PINCard / fobSupported mobile access
We assess the opening, locking hardware and users before selecting the reader and release controls.
Common reasons to upgrade
What would you like to improve?
Too many physical keys in circulationAwkward access to gates, garages or side entriesNo clear way to manage user accessEntrance equipment that has been selected without considering the door or gate
What your system can do
Useful features. Clear purpose.
Door hardware
Select appropriate electric locking, exit controls and door contacts for the opening.
User permissions
Assign users to the doors and times they need, where scheduling is supported.
Connected functions
Connect supported entry events and release controls with CCTV, intercom or alarm functions.
Applications
Where this can help
Standalone keypad entryFront and side doorsGarages and shedsDriveway gates and controlled entrancesRoller-door relay controlOffice and business entrances
What affects performance?
The design considers the door or gate, lock, power supply, safe exit, emergency release and behaviour during power failure. Applicable building and fire-safety requirements, approvals and any electrical or specialist work are identified before installation.
Before equipment is selected
Choose entry controls that suit the door or gate.
Access control must work for authorised entry and safe exit, including during faults or power loss.
The opening comes first
We assess the opening, lock, power, release method and required approvals. The design also considers emergency exit and what the equipment should do if a fault or power failure occurs.
Manage users over time
Nominate the access administrator and define the doors and times each user needs. Decide how lost fobs and departing users will be handled, and review permissions when circumstances change.
Connect supported functions
Door release, linked camera events and alarm connections depend on the installed hardware and configuration. Confirm the required functions before buying or replacing components.