Access Control
An access control system can provide a business with an audit trail of who’s been coming and going. The system enables the restriction of access to people, by individual, area, and time of day. Doors can be controlled to automatically lock and unlock when required. Lighting systems can be integrated so that lights go out when the office is empty.
Access Control technology includes:
- Proximity Cards and Key Fobs
- Swipe Cards
- Biometric (Fingerprint) Readers
- Retina Scanners
- Facial Recognition
- Code
CAMERA SYSTEMS / CCTV
Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) technology has improved greatly in recent years, to become a very effective deterrent for criminals and enables security professionals and law-enforcements officers to track the movements of people and assets. Modern CCTV systems use multiple cameras in the one house, and/or the networking of multiple cameras into one security system, so that all key areas can be under surveillance at the one time.
The systems can automatically detect forbidden movement of humans, vehicles or any assets in controlled areas and perimeters, and offer an adjustable alert time for loitering.
Digital Video recorders (DVRs) can be connected to keep a record of the events for whatever time period required.
There are many issues to consider when choosing a CCTV system, such as the exact purpose/s of the system, the hours of operation, quality of lighting, spread of the cameras, whether the system will be monitored locally or remotely, the need to interface to existing systems and networks, and the ability to upgrade the systems as technology improves.
Kayder has access to a wide variety of CCTV technology. Our consultants can assist you in choosing the right technology and services for your requirements.
AUTOMATED LIGHTING SYSTEMS
Kayder's lighting control solutions are designed to face the complex challenges facing the commercial building industry. While each solution offers a varying degree of flexibility and control, they all provide the latest in control management technology.
Our lighting control cuts energy costs by:
- Daylight Harvesting – Reduces power consumption by automatically dimming lights in proportion to the amount of natural sunlight reaching the designated area.
- Occupancy Detection – Save energy by setting lights to a minimum level or turn off when the space they illuminate is vacant.
- Programming – Set lights to automatically turn off when everyone has left the workplace.
