Entrance Control

If access control verifies authorized personnel using their credentials – their face, fingerprints, PIN number, key card, etc. – and decides whether or not they are permitted access, entrance control is the system which enforces that decision, by either opening to allow users to cross a threshold or remaining closed to bar entry and potentially raising an alarm.

A card reader may act as an access control device, recognizing the cardholder as having the correct permissions and saying ‘yes, this person can pass’. But, it’s the entrance control system – a turnstile, for example – which physically allows or denies the access. So, entrance control enforces the correct use of the access control system, keeping people honest by making them present their credentials in the correct way, before allowing entry.”

Entrance Control Systems

including parking lot barriers, electromechanical or electronic road blockers, hydraulic bollards, and road trips with all sorts of entrance control and automation systems for buildings/open areas, and designs them according to the operating scenario provided by the customer and the risk analysis carried out by our engineers and delivers turnkey solutions with an optimum equipment configuration.

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