Door access control
Door access control refers to a security system that regulates and manages entry into a specific area or building through a door or entry point. It allows authorized individuals to gain access while preventing unauthorized individuals from entering. The purpose of door access control is to enhance security, protect assets, maintain privacy, and ensure the safety of people within a facility.
In a door access control system, various components work together to control entry. These components typically include a door reader, a controller, credentials (such as cards or keyFOBs), an electric lock, and access control management software. The door reader reads the credentials presented by an individual, which are then verified by the access control system. If the credentials are authorized and valid, the access control system sends a signal to the controller, which activates the electric lock, allowing the individual to enter.
Door access control systems can be programmed to restrict access based on factors such as time, date, and user permissions. This means that only authorized individuals can enter specific doors at designated times. The access control management software plays a crucial role in managing and configuring these permissions, maintaining a list of authorized users, monitoring access logs, and providing administrative control over the system.
Overall, door access control systems provide a secure and efficient way to manage entry and ensure that only authorized personnel can access restricted areas or buildings. They are widely used in various environments, including residential complexes, office buildings, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and government organizations.
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Stephen G. Sardi
Business Development Director
Past Industry experience: Stephen G. Sardi has 25+ years of experience leading product development, production, product support, and sales within the WFM/T&A and Access Control markets -- including on-premise and cloud-deployed solutions, with a strong focus on a wide range of globally accepted biometric-capable products.