If your
workplace has recently fallen victim to theft or you're looking for ways to
improve security around your offices, then getting set up with an access
control system may help you with business
security.
Leaving
entry to your workplace open to anyone passing by could pose a serious
security risk to not only your equipment and technology, but also to your
staff working inside.The use of access control can help to limit who is granted entry into particular areas, with visitors able to get through to places such as reception, but needing to have an access key to go any further into the workplace. There are a number of access control systems to choose from, with access cards, remote's, key fobs and finger scanners available. The Bosch Fingerprint Reader is one security solution that you can implement in your workplace, with this simple device able to admit your employees at just the swipe of a finger. Other features include a built-in sounder providing alarm warning, a built-in tamper switch, adjustable volume control, anti-replay and anti-substitution protection. If you want an all-encompassing access control and alarm system, opt for the Bosch Solution 144. This security system was released by Bosch in October 2012, has the ability to cater for up to 256 users and is powerful enough to handle 144 zones (detection devices). This solution also offers integrated access control for up to 16 access doors or proximity readers, providing a number of different user interfaces including internal or weatherproof external proximity readers, biometric fingerprint readers and keypads with built-in proximity readers. You can further make sure that your access control system is effective by recording all the access cards or building keys issued, and also stressing that users don't lend it to outsiders. Installing other security solutions such as wireless security cameras and sensor lights may also help to protect your staff and workplace.  Bosch Solution 144 Alarm system with 3 X Gen 2 Standard Detectors
Starting at: $613.47
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Frequently Asked Questions for Alarm Systems. What is a Control Panel ? A Control Panel is the brains of the security system. It controls the actions of your detection devices and stores the user codes. The Control Panel is to be located within the armed area of the house. Typically all wiring for the house will come back to the control panel and connect into the system. Which Control Panel is right for me ? Generally the selection of the control panel is in line with the Budget and Size of the premises to be protected. Typically most domestic system will have standard 8 Input connections for PIRs and Reed Switches. Depending on the type this number can be doubled by the use of resistors and wiring. Each alarm system has its limitations on how many inputs can be connected, if they exceed the onboard capacities then expansion panels can be added to the system to increase the inputs and outputs. Various sensors connect to the control panel from locations throughout you...