Access Control

Standalone Access Control:

Access is gained by using one, or a combination of authentication methods, including a numeric code, or PIN with a keypad, proximity cards and smart cards. Standalone access control provides wireless, wide-area networking for single, multiple and even remote facilities and doors.




PC-Based Access Control:

These systems may be used to control any quantity of doors in a building and offer central control, via a network. Access is gained by using one, or a combination of authentication methods, including a numeric code, or PIN with a keypad, proximity cards, smart cards or biometrics.




Offline Locking Access Control:

Safetell’s range of offline locking solutions are designed for wide area networks that may not have network connectivity. Their unique code key design enables the best protection against lost/stolen keys, as it can only be used if the PIN is entered on to the key before usage. Not only does this provide added security, but means it can also function as a time and attendance system, by providing information on who goes where and when and how long they stay there for.

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