Door Entry
Highly secure door access
What is a Door Entry system?
In its simplest form, a door entry system uses a call button at an entrance to allow the user to communicate their wish to enter through the door or at least to alert someone of their presence at the location. This part is the entrance panel. Systems normally incorporate two-way speech to allow the user to speak with the person alerted by the call button who will normally be answering by means of a dedicated door entry handset or by a telephone / mobile phone. It is usual to be able to remotely release the door by pressing a button on the door entry handset or by pressing a specific number on their telephone / mobile phone. It is possible to add a video system to provide images of the caller and include white light or infra-red light for viewing when it is dark. The entry panel can also include methods to open a door or gate from the panel itself by means of a keypad or proximity reader (see our Access Control leaflet) which can be built into the entry panel or a separate unit installed in close proximity. Professional systems provide:- Robust panels and handsets
- Reliability
- Scalability
- Excellent speech clarity with a range of adjustments
- Video systems that show the correct view of the caller, are clear and free of noise
- Concierge facilities
- Options that comply with the Equality Act such as beacons and sounders
Why use BGE Digital?
We design appropriate systems employing multiple technologies to provide a cost effective solution that meets your requirements. We have considerable experience in providing integration with other systems including access control to allow centralised management or CCTV to display additional cameras on the intercom handset. The entry panel can also deliver its video feed to the CCTV system for recording or viewing elsewhere. We design advanced systems including concierge calling allowing handsets and entry panels to talk to a porter or concierge and also handset to handset intercom calling systems.BGE Digital:
Specify suitable technology and communication methods for the premises- Analogue calling systems
- Digital calling systems
- IP network, hardwired and wireless
- PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network)
- GSM (Global System for Mobile communications)
- Audio only
- Video
- Handset to handset intercom
- Concierge
- Computer based for control and user programming
- Handset based systems
- Telephone / mobile phone based systems
- Keypad
- Keyswitch
- Proximity readers
- Biometric readers
- Remote release
- Push to Exit (PTE)
- PIR exit (internal)
- Free exit loop (for gates)
- Beam detection (internal or external)