Strata and Commercial Buildings Physical Security

Depending on the risk profile of your business, there are several elements a building owner can implement with an access control system. Physical turnstiles and security check-in desks are useful in buildings where heightened security is necessary, such as banks or residential strata buildings.

Doors to common areas can be equipped with proximity readers that require access keycards or security fobs to gain access. With Access Control, you can develop an easy-to-use management system for adding and deleting users as needed. This cuts down on the costs of key-cutting and rekeying every time a new employee or resident joins the building.

Video surveillance indirectly protects your building, employees, or residents by monitoring each person entering and exiting the building. A security camera collects physical recordings, which are often kept on tape. Today the recordings are usually stored on a cloud information system.

There are many benefits to using a video surveillance system for property managers:

Steel doors have a range of purposes. High-security fire-resistant steel doors are available for premises that require more intense security, such as schools, financial institutions, and businesses that sell valuable or sensitive items like jewelry or electronics. Multi-purpose steel doors are also available for office buildings, restaurants, and hotels.

Steel doors are a versatile feature in any building security system. Reinforced steel doors prevent easy break-ins compared to standard wooden doors. The galvanized metal makes damaging the door difficult, ensuring the safety of your property.

When paired with a door operator, steel doors offer a heightened level of security to your building systems. A door operator allows you to open and close a door at the touch of a button.

When the button is pressed, an actuator sends a signal to the motor installed on the door, causing it to open automatically. The door remains open for a set amount of time before closing again. This ensures that no doors are left open accidentally for unwanted personnel to use.