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Access control is a catch all term that
can refer to everything from a simple lock to a door bell to an intercom
system to a complex electronic system that monitors authorized and
unauthorized entry. This includes alarm
conditions not normally included in a standard alarm system. An access control system restricts when
certain people can and cannot enter and even locks and unlocks door on a
schedule you determine. NEW CLIQ from Mul-T-Lock Stand-alone access control built-in to
any lock *even a padlock*
Click here for CLIQ Systems we install Doorbells
Intercoms Paradox
Access Control Tag-in-a-Bag Electric
Strikes E-Plex
Doorbells
We install wireless and
hardwired doorbells. Intercoms
We install intercom
systems for the front door of apartment buildings, office buildings…
…and even homes. Access Control System
The Paradox Digiplex series is easy
to use, expandable and dependable. The
optional Graphica keypad can even show a floor plan of your building. Various credentials can be used. Swipe cards are not often recommended as
they require maintenance.
Proximity cards and tags
work very well, with little wear and tear.
Simply hold the card or tag up to the sensor and the lock will be
released. No need to remove the card
from your pocket or purse.
Access codes can be
used and no credential is required. Biometrics is a
fancy word that means we measure some part of your body that is unique to you
and that becomes your credential.
Thumb prints are most often used.
The reader alone often costs over $1,000.
Features: Audit Trail Keep track of who enters your
building. A log is created and updated
each time someone uses their credential. Automatic Unlocking Schedule Often used on the front door of a
building. You can have the door lock
automatically at a certain time, say after Timed Access Some people should not enter the
building, or a specific room, after normal operating hours. For example, new employees do not need
access to the office after Each credential can be programmed
with times where access is denied. Unauthorized Entry When people try to bypass the
controls you put in place an alarm is generated and can contact your security
personal, our security response, your management or all of the above when
appropriate. Tailgating This alarm is signaled when a second
person enters the door. Pass-Back This alarm is signaled when an access
card is passed to another individual after entry is allowed. Door Forced Open This alarm is the same as for any
alarm system but can be armed 24 hours a day. Door Hold Open This alarm is signaled when the door
is open too long or propped open. Stand Alone Access
Control Tag-in-a-Bag
This stand-alone system is affordable and works with any
locking lockset. An electric strike is required to release the lock once the
proximity tag is presented. TIAB units can be connected to your alarm system for
various conditions. Electric Strikes
This is the device that allows you to release a standard
locking latch automatically or from a distance. With most of the systems
listed on this page, an Electric Strike is used to unlock the door. When an electrical current is applied to this device, the
catch releases and the door can be pulled open. We also
install remote releases and
automatic timers on doors you want
to lock and unlock on a schedule. Click here to see our line up of
electric strikes
E-Plex
The E-Plex series offers electronic features to your
lock. Of course, you have to remember to
change the batteries! Multiple Codes The mechanical versions of push button locks only allow
one code per door. Once we add
electronics, you can have from 100 to 3000 codes. Audit Trails Once we introduce multiple codes, we can track those codes
and tell you which code was the last to use the lock. Access Times On the E-Plex 5200 and 5700 you have built-in timers. This allows you to give employees a code
that will allow them access during the day but not at night, on the weekends
or on holidays. Cleaners and Management can have other codes that work on
different schedules. Proximity Credential The E-Plex 5700 offers you additional security. Not only must the user have a working code,
but also a card or tag. This feature
stops people from giving out the code without your authorization.
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