Automation and Security

Hardwired Intercom

When installing a security gate think about your preferences and options.

• Do you desire a flush fit or surface installed panel?
• Does the front panel need to be vandal resistant?
  
• Can the intercom be fitted to an article set back to enable chauffeurs to lean out and speak?
  
• Do you desire an integral code pad or swipe card or distance tag facility?
  
• Do you want voice just or voice and vision?
  
• If a voice and vision intercom are called for do you prefer a colour or monochrome monitor?
  

The most effective practice is to hardwire voice intercoms from the gate entrance. 

Wireless Intercom

Wireless Intercoms are a great trustworthy option. These offer  a number of benefits compared with hardwired variations. Advantages include:

• Marginal solution trench/ducting
• No interior routeing of cords
  
• Standalone rechargeable cordless phone sets
  
• Mobility access around property
  

Wireless Intercoms - GSM Sim Card

has been defining and setting up Wireless GSM Intercoms with fantastic success. At the gate entrance, you have a standard voice intercom front panel.  This links to a component with a Sim card which works with to your landline phone through a mobile phone network.

Electric Gate Keypads

Electric gates can be operated in lots of means, one usual technique is to use a code pad or keypad. Outlined below is short oversight. 

These work a bit like a cash machine pin number. For residential objectives, a code with up to 3 possible input codes is typically sufficient. For commercial premises, a code pad with approximately 100 codes can be defined.  This enables a respective code to be erased should that individual no longer need access/exit.

Key Switches/ Push Buttons

Key switches can be made use of in place of a code pad, remote or intercom. A switch may be defined at the gate entrance to hold open your gates. A basic push button can be defined where safety is not called for, as an example where gates are called for just to maintain animals or livestock in.

Special Access Control Systems

We are able to define accessibility control systems or features to cover a variety of requirements:

• Multi-User Sites
• High Security
  
• Disabled Requirements
  
• PC based systems
  
• TV/Telephone Interfaces