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Access Control in its most basic form is the use of a manual lock and key system to limit access to a protected area. With a low number of trusted users this is fine, however when there are too many keyholders and/or there are too many protected areas and sub-areas, the benefits of electronic access control shine through. |
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Instead of a key, an access card (tag or token) is issued to the user that can be cancelled as soon as he or she reports it lost, therefore security is restored at the soonest possible point in time. With manual locking systems security can not be restored until the cylinder is replaced and keys re-issued to all those who have access to the appropriate doors. |
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If the manual locking system is ‘keysuited’ several cylinders and keys may have to replaced, this may takes days, it will be an administration nightmare, it will be costly, and most importantly will be insecure until the work is complete. Worse still is the knowledge that the same thing could happen in the following days or weeks. Electronic access control allows complete flexibility so that users can be allowed access on specified doors at specified times on specified days. Events are generated every time an access card is used or a door is forced or held open both live on screen or tailored by a specific search for use after the event. |
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Lee Security are specialists in installing and maintaining Cardax access control systems. Cardax and the internet have made it possible to administer, monitor, and control systems remotely from anywhere in the world on an unlimited number of sites with access control doors on them. Besides these systems we have customers who already have installed other manufacturers equipment that we are happy to maintain in accordance with the manufacturers instructions. Ordinarily doors on an access control system would be secured by an electric lock or release, in addition to this Lee Security also install pedestrian barrier systems both physical and optical, and indeed automated gates. |