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Dark Horse CCTV Experts - Access Control
Is there different Access Control types?
while there is various types of Access Control methods the idea is the same.
It all comes down to having control over who, what, Where, when and why...
Who should get access?
What doors and locations should they be allowed to access?
Where aren't they allowed to access?
When can they have access?
and
Why its important to have this control?
Dark Horse CCTV Experts - Access Control
Level 1 Install
Level 1 access control installation:
The focus is on securing a single entry point, typically the main entrance of a small business or residential property. Here's an overview of this basic setup:
- Components:
- A single access control panel with limited features.
- A basic card reader or keypad for user authentication.
- An electric strike or magnetic lock to control the door.
- A few access cards or key codes for authorized users.
- Features:
- Limited user management capabilities.
- Simple reporting and audit trail.
- Single point of entry control.
Level 2 Install
Level 2 access control installation:
The requirements are more complex to accommodate the needs of a medium-sized business with multiple entry points and users. Here's what it involves:
- Components:
- Multiple access control panels connected to a central controller.
- Card readers, keypads, and biometric scanners for user authentication.
- Electric strikes or magnetic locks on several doors.
- A larger number of access cards or fobs.
- Integration with other security systems like CCTV.
- Features:
- Access control for multiple doors.
- User profiles with customizable access rights.
- Integration with other security systems.
- Enhanced reporting and monitoring capabilities.
Level 3 Installation
A Level 3 access control installation is designed for large corporate or institutional environments with numerous entry points and a complex organizational structure. This installation demands a high level of scalability and security:
- Components:
- Multiple access control panels and controllers distributed throughout the facility.
- Advanced biometric authentication methods.
- Sophisticated management software for user administration.
- Comprehensive integration with other security and building management systems.
- High-security measures such as anti-passback and dual authentication.
- Features:
- Centralized control of multi-door access.
- Advanced biometric authentication methods.
- Integration with other building management systems.
- Comprehensive reporting and compliance features.
- Enhanced security protocols like anti-passback.
