Access Control Systems
Access Conrtol Systems has been selected by the Active Shooter Prevention Project (ASPP), LLC to be an integral part of the complete ASPP PRO solution. Its dedication to enhancing safety and security perfectly complements ASPP's comprehensive approach. In collaboration, we are revolutionizing security measures, establishing novel benchmarks, and providing a safer future for everyone.
Access control systems are crucial for maintaining the safety and security of a building. With the ever-increasing threat of unauthorized access, it is essential to have robust measures in place to protect your premises and the people inside. Access control systems provide a layered approach to building security by ensuring that only authorized individuals have entry to certain areas.
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VISITOR MANAGEMENT
Visitor Management Systems allow you to efficiently manage and track the movement of visitors, contractors, and employees. They typically include features like visitor registration, ID verification, and visitor badges, ensuring that only authorized individuals are allowed entry.
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CARD ACCESS CONTROL
The cards are encoded with unique information that is recognized by the system, granting access to authorized individuals. This eliminates the need for physical keys that can easily be misplaced or duplicated, enhancing security measures. With the ability to easily deactivate lost or stolen cards, administrators can quickly remove access privileges, preventing unauthorized entry. In addition, these systems allow for monitoring and tracking of individuals entering and exiting the building, providing valuable data in case of emergencies or incidents.
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KEY FOB
Key fobs are small and portable, making them easy to carry around. Individuals simply need to present their key fob to the reader, and they can quickly gain access to authorized areas. This eliminates the need for remembering codes or carrying physical keys, streamlining the access process. Key fobs also offer a high level of security. They can be encrypted with unique information, making them difficult to duplicate or counterfeit. This ensures that only authorized individuals can use the key fobs to gain entry, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
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KEYPAD CODE ENTRY
One of the key advantages of keypad code entry systems is their simplicity and ease of use. Unlike card access control systems, individuals don't need to carry around a physical key fob or card. Instead, they can simply input a code into the keypad to gain entry. This eliminates the need for physical keys that can be lost or stolen. Codes can easily be changed, providing a higher level of security. If a code becomes compromised or an individual no longer requires access, the code can be easily reset without the need to replace cards or fobs.
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BIOMETRIC / FINGERPRINT
These systems use unique biological traits like fingerprints, facial recognition, or iris scans to verify identity. By utilizing these advanced technologies, you can ensure that only authorized individuals with registered biometric data can enter your building. Biometric systems offer a high level of security and accuracy, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

BARCODE READER
These systems utilize barcode scanners to read the unique barcode information on keycards or badges, granting access to authorized individuals. The scanning process is quick and seamless, allowing individuals to enter a building or specific areas without any delays. This can be especially beneficial in high-traffic areas or during peak times when a large number of people need access. The unique barcode information can be easily encoded and programmed into different types of keycards or badges, making it a versatile solution for various access control needs.
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NETWORK INTERCOM
One of the main advantages of network intercom systems is their ability to facilitate seamless communication throughout a building or complex. With the use of intercom stations and network connections, individuals can easily communicate with each other, whether it's for access control purposes or general communication. This allows for efficient and quick response times in case of emergencies or incidents.
