Access Control System

the equipment used to selectively restrict access to a location. The system is installed Physical outside a facility’s vehicle movement and pedestrian access near points of entry. These mainly include boom barriers, door based systems for visitors in malls, stations, hospital, turnstiles and other public places. 

provide authentication based on a physical device like an ID card or a personal identification number (PIN). They are suited for small offices where records need not be maintained.

use physical or behavioural data measurements to determine authorization for access. They have an additional advantage of having centralized management software that can record entry and exit of personnel to the restricted areas. Also, if there are multiple access points, the same authentication can be used all all points. These are suited for large organisations.

mostly installed at the main door of individual house or at the entrance of an apartment building. They can be ID card or biometric based systems and used mainly for residential societies, individual house, or farmhouses.