| R |
| We're Here When You're Away!! |
| Contact Us For More Information! Phone: 403-783-2199 Email: info@phase3security.com |
 | |  | |  | |  | |  | |  |
control:
- Systems can control interior and / or exterior points of entry.
- Ability to track time of entry and exit of any person authorized to
access the premise. - Keep people out of high risk or unauthorized areas.
- Save time and money cutting keys or re-keying locks with employee,
or tenant turnover.
Keyless Entry Systems
Proximity Access control systems consist of a proximity reader, proximity card or fob,
computer or a network of computers to drive the electric locking devices.
Proximity cards are standard size plastic ID cards which contain a coil antennae and a
preprogrammed microchip with a unique code. They are cost effective and can be
easily replaced and reprogrammed if lost. Fobs also contain a preprogrammed
microchip but are designed for a key chain. Proximity cards and fobs do not require
any physical contact between the card and the reading device, reducing physical
wear and tear on both the card/fob and the reading device.
When placed in the near proximity of an electronic reader, the reader and its
associated processor compare the code from the card/fob with a list of authorized
entrants, and if appropriate the electric door lock is triggered for operation and a
record of entry is logged in the computer.
The computer records will detail which employee opened which door, how many
times and at what time of the day they did it. The reports can be searched by
card/fob, name, date, and time making it easy to quickly detail any access to or exit
from the premise. Proximity cards/fobs can be programmed to work on specific doors
while not on others, and to allow access at certain times of the day and restrict it at
others.
Proximity readers can be used alone or in conjunction with keypads. For highly
restricted areas, reader/keypad combination devices can be placed so that both the
card/fob as well as a pin must be entered in order to gain access, ensuring the correct
identify of the user and right of entry.
computer or a network of computers to drive the electric locking devices.
Proximity cards are standard size plastic ID cards which contain a coil antennae and a
preprogrammed microchip with a unique code. They are cost effective and can be
easily replaced and reprogrammed if lost. Fobs also contain a preprogrammed
microchip but are designed for a key chain. Proximity cards and fobs do not require
any physical contact between the card and the reading device, reducing physical
wear and tear on both the card/fob and the reading device.
When placed in the near proximity of an electronic reader, the reader and its
associated processor compare the code from the card/fob with a list of authorized
entrants, and if appropriate the electric door lock is triggered for operation and a
record of entry is logged in the computer.
The computer records will detail which employee opened which door, how many
times and at what time of the day they did it. The reports can be searched by
card/fob, name, date, and time making it easy to quickly detail any access to or exit
from the premise. Proximity cards/fobs can be programmed to work on specific doors
while not on others, and to allow access at certain times of the day and restrict it at
others.
Proximity readers can be used alone or in conjunction with keypads. For highly
restricted areas, reader/keypad combination devices can be placed so that both the
card/fob as well as a pin must be entered in order to gain access, ensuring the correct
identify of the user and right of entry.
| . |
| . |
| Proximity Cards / Fobs |
Keypad systems are both cost effective and easy to use. It simply
requires programming codes for each employee or tenant. The codes
can be changed anytime saving money and time as there is no need for
replacement keys, cards, or fobs..
Keypads can be either stand alone, in which the codes are entered
directly into the keypad, or computer driven, in which the codes are
regulated through a computer program.
Keypads offer simplicity, while still providing security.
requires programming codes for each employee or tenant. The codes
can be changed anytime saving money and time as there is no need for
replacement keys, cards, or fobs..
Keypads can be either stand alone, in which the codes are entered
directly into the keypad, or computer driven, in which the codes are
regulated through a computer program.
Keypads offer simplicity, while still providing security.
| . |
| Keypads |
Phase 3 Security can install Access Control Systems in a
variety of settings:
variety of settings:
- Office Buildings of any size
- Seniors Homes
- Fitness Facilities
- Industrial Workplaces
Traditionally, access control represented “keys” and who was the holder of the “keys”. Securing your
business or property and restricting access to it has changed from lock and key. Access Control Systems
range from simple keypad code entry to systems with the ability to electronically monitor and regulate the
entire system. Access control systems are designed for areas where the need for security is crucial and
protect people, property, and information. The systems can vary in scope from controlling a single entry
point to controlling numerous entry points with varying degrees of restriction.
business or property and restricting access to it has changed from lock and key. Access Control Systems
range from simple keypad code entry to systems with the ability to electronically monitor and regulate the
entire system. Access control systems are designed for areas where the need for security is crucial and
protect people, property, and information. The systems can vary in scope from controlling a single entry
point to controlling numerous entry points with varying degrees of restriction.
Access Control
Communication systems are essential in any setting; residential and commercial.
Our services range from adding a single telephone jack or computer connection
in your home or office to complete telephone and computer networks in large
office buildings.
Dependable communication networks are essential. We offer solutions to create
an organized and reliable network, whether you are installing a new network or
revamping an existing one.
Our services range from adding a single telephone jack or computer connection
in your home or office to complete telephone and computer networks in large
office buildings.
Dependable communication networks are essential. We offer solutions to create
an organized and reliable network, whether you are installing a new network or
revamping an existing one.
Voice & Data
Telephone & Computer Network Cabling!!
| . |
| . |
- We will co-ordinate with you or your IT technician to create
a system that is functional for everyone involved. - If a certified cabling system is required we have the
equipment to document the entire system. - Supply and install Fibre Optic cabling.
- Underground phone line installation and repair.
| Phase 3 Security is based out of Ponoka Alberta and serves all of Central Alberta, call us for your Access Control Solution! |