Access Control Systems
- COMMERICAL GRADE SYSTEMS
- PROFESSIONAL WIRED SYSTEMS
- PIN CODE, KEY FOB & PROXIMITY CARD ACCESS
- BLUETOOTH & BIOMETRIC ACCESS
- CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS
- STATE LICENSED AND INSURED
Access Control Systems Installation
Access Control Installation Fort Lauderdale
Features to look for in your Access Control System:
Electronic MAGLOCKs tend to protect entry into doors from unauthorized individuals with great success, due to the fact of being able to protect a door from up to 1200LBS of Pressure. While Door Strikes work great for interior doors or small offices, yet they do not have the same industrial strength as MAG LOCK’s (which are more likely to work in any environment or application.)
For Basic Access Control Security and Protection, Pin Code / Proximity Card Readers work great. They give the customer the option of either or both giving out Pin Codes for accessing a door or going with specific proximity cards. For the Ultimate in Access Control Security with the highest level of security protection to any door, going with Biometric (Fingerprint) Readers is ALWAYS Highly Recommended!
Bluetooth Readers are now available for High Security Applications where a specific Commercial Customer may want to restrict user access into a facility by requiring specific users to have both a specific Encrypted Bluetooth App Enabled with Specific Bluetooth Credentials that will allow you secure access into that facility.
A Stand-Alone System is recommended for basic systems with only a few doors. This feature saves and stores all Pin Code and Proximity Card Information on each reader only. While a Server Based System is for a more sophisticated system that gives the customer the ability to ADD, EDIT and DELETE User’s and User Information (such as Username’s, User Pin Code’s and User Proximity Cards) at will from a Server Based Software Program.
Any Professional Grade Access Control System must have either, if not both a Request To Exit Button and a Motion Activated Request to Exit (REX) Motion Sensor that will automatically release any MAG LOCK or Door Strike installed on any specific door.
Make sure that the Security Company that is installing your Access Control System is both State Licensed and Insured! Access Control Systems are very Important Systems that fall under the guidelines of both National Fire Code (NFPA) Standards & National Electrical Code (NEC) Standards. Not Just any company can install Access Control Systems and must have both the correct Licensing / Insurance and Technical Experience to install in Commercial Grade Applications. Yes, Hi Tech Security is State Licensed and Insured in the State of Florida and is a Certified Low Voltage Electrical Contractor.
All of our Professional Series, Commercial Rated Access Control Systems are CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) which is a DoD regulatory framework created to ensure DoD contractors and subcontractors securely handle two categories of sensitive government information: Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and Federal Contract Information (FCI).