Access controllers are responsible for providing a secure way to regulate entry and exit in a location, meaning they manage various access methods alongside other reading devices such as video intercoms, badge readers, etc. However, they do not rely on secondary hardware or software to perform this management.
Additionally, controllers like the A1001 were developed to integrate various systems, whether they are camera surveillance systems, LPR, restricted access, and much more, as they were created on an open platform, thus enabling numerous functionalities. Below we list some:
Integration with Video Intercom
The video intercom is an extremely efficient and cost-effective solution as it allows for remote access control that is secure because it is not physical, and can be outsourced and shared. Through the access controller and facial recognition software, it is possible to automate this process, thus achieving a fully dynamic reception.
LPR
LPR is the segment responsible for reading vehicle license plates, and integration with an access controller allows for the programming of various processes such as Tailgating and Wrongway alerts, in addition to its utility for private parking projects.
Scheduling Days, Hours, Access Quantities, and Various Events
A project that integrates an access controller allows for scheduling that can block access during weekends, specific times of the day, or even limit the number of accesses a person or vehicle can make within a certain period, which can be useful for business projects. Additionally, various types of access can be programmed through events, and different profiles can be created for entry to multiple locations.
