State-of-the-art entry systems have superseded traditional lock and key methods and have improved workplace security for businesses across the UK and Europe. By using our range of keyless entry systems, you can manage who can access certain buildings, areas, and rooms within your premises.
How to choose the best entry system?
Not all entry solutions are the same and finding the system for your business is important. SNAP Access & Security specialise in installing a range of entry systems to suit a range of specifications. Find out more in the catalogue below:
Intercom
Intercom entry systems enable two-way communication between your premises and a visitor outside. The intercom allows the visitor to explain themselves, and you can decide whether to grant them access to the building. SNAP Access & Security specialise in the following intercom solutions:
4G intercom:
- Audio only
- Installed anywhere with power supply – easy installation
- Managed through online portal
- Call diverting – time managed – set up of ring groups
- Log visitors,
- Made by Intratone.
Video intercom
- Video and audio
- Link with CCTV – footage saved for 30 days
- Made by Dahua.
Video intercom & entry control
- Video and audio
- Entry system built into the panel
- Log visitors
- Made by Paxton.
FAQs
Where can I use these intercom systems?
Install intercom solutions at any access point to a site or building.
Can I accept calls if I am not on-site?
Yes, users can accept calls via 4G or video intercom via an app.
Can calls go to out of hours security companies?
Yes, using 4G intercom or by utilizsing customers SIP phone systems.
Fob
A key fob is a security hardware device that authenticates and grants access to restricted areas. Fob entry systems have evolved from traditional locking methods. If a user loses their fob and creates a risk to the business, it is easy to freeze an individual key rather than changing the entire door lock. SNAP Access & Security install a range of Paxton key fobs:
- Short-range – Pedestrian entry systems
- Long-range – Vehicle entry systems.
Each fob contains a unique access code that logs visitors who enter and exit the premises.
Where can I use fob entry systems?
Key fobs can be installed and used at any entry or exit point to a building or site – door, gate, or barrier.
FAQs
Can I manage all my sites centrally?
Yes, the Paxton 10 model enables this.
Can I use a single fob across multiple sites?
Yes, with either a Net2 or Paxton 10 key fob system.
Can I connect this to a parking barrier?
Yes, fobs can control any type of barrier.
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Facial recognition
Adopt biometric technology into your entry systems to heighten security. Facial recognition software restricts access to unauthoriszed personnel and maintains contactless hygiene levels within your business. Find out more about the benefits of facial recognition access control below:
- Contactless system
- High accuracy reading rate
- High security – each facial profile is unique
- Can be paired with other entry systems to provide two-factor authentication
- Maintain an accurate log of visitors.
Where can I use facial recognition?
Facial recognition entry systems can be installed on any door or building. The software can also be used for time and attendance as a clocking in system.
Fingerprint
Fingerprint recognition is another leading form of biometric security, making it extremely secure. The unique characteristics of each fingerprint eliminate the threats of trespassing and unauthoriszed access. The stresses of keys and passwords are also removed. Here are some more benefits of a fingerprint entry system:
- High accuracy reading rate
- High security – each facial profile is unique
- Can be paired with other entry systems to provide two-factor authentication
- Maintain an accurate log of visitors.
Where can I use fingerprint entry systems?
Fingerprint entry systems can be installed on any door or building. The software can also be used for time and attendance as a clocking in system.
