Card access systems
Card access systems (Access Control Systems) are security technologies used to ensure that users have access to a specific location or resource. These systems help control physical access, prevent unauthorized access, and identify users.
Key Features of Card Access Systems:
Permission Check:
Card access systems manage the access permissions of each user. Each card has unique information that allows identifying the person entering the system.
Different Card Types:
Cards can be of different types:
Magnetic Cards: Magnetic stripe cards read with magnetic heads.
Proximal Cards: Cards that use RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology.
Smart Cards: Cards that contain a microchip and can store more complex information.
Control Modules:
Access control modules are devices that analyze incoming signals to the system and determine whether or not to allow them.
Central Administration:
Card access systems are equipped with a central control panel, through which system parameters are adjusted and user data is managed.
Card Pass System Composition:
Readers:
They are devices used to read cards. The readers collect the card data and send it to the central control panel.
Cards:
These are the cards that users use to log into the system.
Central Control Panel:
It is a central system that analyzes signals to grant or deny permission.
Warning Systems:
They are devices used to alert users when an unauthorized access attempt is detected.
Benefits of Card Access Systems:
Security:
It improves the security of people and property by preventing unauthorized access.
Ease of Management:
Allows users to easily manage and update permissions.
Various Areas of Use:
Card access systems can be applied in various areas: enterprises, offices, residential buildings, commercial facilities, etc.
Analysis and Monitoring:
The system provides the ability to track user entries and prepare reports.
Areas of Use of the Card Passage System:
Office Buildings:
It is widely used to ensure the safety of employees and customers.
Commercial Facilities:
It is applied to increase customer and employee safety in stores, shopping centers and other business areas.
Public Facilities:
It is used in hospitals, schools and universities, for the safety of students and staff.
Industrial Enterprises:
It is applied for the purpose of managing the access permits of employees in factories and production facilities.
