Entry Automation

Entry gates only allow through personnel who have the right token or other form of identification. These days facial recognition systems offer an even simpler, faster way to manage entry.   For entry and exit systems, sensors need to detect approaching vehicles early enough for the gate to open and remain clear while they pass through.

One of the more common forms of home automation, smart locks are bluetooth or WiFi-enabled locks that allow you to leave your keys behind. In keyless entry systems, check how access permissions for an automated lock can be cancelled when a phone is lost or an occupant moves out.

Welcome stations provide maps, business information, and timetables to those new to a building. These days they are often touch sensitive, and may also include lighting automation to ensure the correct areas of the building are lit.

When it comes to security devices, it’s vital that they function correctly every time. High-quality materials and quality assurance procedures ensure that your entry technology reliably allows the correct personnel through while keeping unwanted guests outside. An access control door system should also allow different permissions for staff and visitors, rather than giving every user access to every area.

Entry automation points will often be one of the first in-person encounters a potential customer will have with your company, so it’s important to make a good first impression. Only choosing high-quality equipment displays competence in a subtle yet effective way.

Choosing the right entry automation equipment requires you to think carefully about not just what your needs are currently, but how the traffic through your building may fluctuate over time.

Entrance systems need to account for the door's opening mechanism as well as the way people move through it. For an electric door that pivots, the Summit Pivot Door Motor is one of the listed motor options. Check how electronic doors can be opened during a power failure before selecting the controls.

It can be difficult to strike the right balance between security and ease of use, so you may want to consult a professional if you are new to the situation. ArchiPro has a network of experts in Australia that you can easily connect with for advice.