Access Control Systems

Are you still using KEYS to secure your facility? If so, you may want to consider implementing a card access system.

Keyless


Here are some benefits associated with using an Access System:

  • A printout of whom entered when and where
  • Immediate detection of unauthorized users
  • Allow personnel to access only certain doors during certain times
  • No longer will you have the expense and vulnerability of having your facility RE-KEYED!
  • Access cards and photo identification can be integrated
  • Ability to control remote facilities from one location via LAN/WAN
  • Control elevator access by user, time date and floor

Tracking who enters your facility is an essential part of conducting business today. Preventing unauthorized access certainly should be considered a priority issue.

With all the different technologies available today, you can rely on PELMAC Industries, Inc. to help you make an informed decision regarding the purchase and installation of an Access Control System. Call Us... We Can Help!

Synergistics Wa-Pac Access System

wapacWA-PAC is a highly automated, distributed processing system for multiple site building management, alarm monitoring and physical access control. WA-PAC is an ideal system for campus or scattered building environments. It combines direct wire and dial-up communications. WA-PAC is capable of controlling security in multiple remote buildings. The computer provides database entry, editing and storage, report generation and system control.

NexWatch Security Management Systems

NexWatchNexWatch easily manages the entire access control system of a secure facility. It can manage controllers at multiple sites around the world from a single server location or from any number of client locations. NexWatch performs the following: alarm serving, system and activity monitoring, system diagnostics, database management and database reporting.

NexWatch supports multiple access control technologies at each door including: digital proximity, key pad and smart card. Card readers are available in many different formats providing functionality while remaining aesthetically pleasing.

NexWatch Boxes

 


Did You Know...

If you are contemplating the purchase of an access system it is important to know the difference between Central and Distributed processing.

  • CENTRAL PROCESSING—All of the decisions to allow or deny access to any door is made at the computer or head-end. Should this part of the system become defective the entire system may fail or go into a degraded condition
  • DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING—All of the decisions to allow or deny access to any door is made at the local controller level. Losing the computer or head-end will not cause the system to go down. This type of system is the most common today.

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