Access Control

Access control system is a security solution that manages building entry without a central control unit or network. Each door has its own control device, making it ideal for small offices or remote locations where complex wiring is impractical. Users gain access via keycards, PIN codes, or biometrics directly at each access point.

Access barriers, including parking barriers, flap barriers, and turnstiles, control entry in various settings. Parking barriers manage vehicle access, flap barriers regulate pedestrian flow in places like airport, metro stations, and turnstiles control individual entry in secure buildings and stadiums. These barriers are important for enhancing security, managing traffic, and ensuring orderly access.

Normal Exit Switch, Wireless Exit Switch, WIFI Exit Switch

RIM Lock, EM Lock, Bolt Lock, Brackets, Strike Lock

Smart door locks offer keyless entry via codes, fingerprints, or apps, and can be controlled remotely. They provide real-time tamper alerts, access logs, and temporary access options. Integration with smart home systems and voice assistants enhances convenience and security, making them superior to traditional locks.

A video door phone is a security device that allows homeowners to see and communicate with visitors before granting access. It includes a camera, microphone, speaker, and display screen. When the doorbell is pressed, live video is sent to the display inside, enabling visual verification and intercom communication. Advanced models offer remote access, video recording, and integration with other security systems.