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Access Control

Access control systems today are made to secure large or small facilities as well as manage time. Employers can use access control to monitor employee traffic in and out of any door primarily used during shift change. Access control can also be used to keep people out of certain areas such as computer rooms, front offices, etc.

Our access control systems can be integrated with nearly any system we have to offer such as fire alarm, CCTV, digital imaging, intrusion systems, and employee information, etc. Fayette Technology Service is a GSA certified installer/service provider, and offers several different systems. We can do a demonstration of each, so our customers are able to make an informed decision.

Intrusion Alarm Systems

In today's world everyone wants to feel secure at home, work, in transit to and from work, and even during playtime. Here at Fayette Technology Service we have a variety of systems to fit the needs of anyone who wishes to secure their possessions. We are a GSA certified installer/service provider. We can also provide monitoring of any system 24hrs 7 days a week.

With over ?? years of combined experience in the access control industry, Fayette Technologies has the expertise to design and engineer even the most complicated access control systems.

Our specialties include commercial grade surveillance camera and DVR systems, gate operators, telephone entry systems, intrusion detection systems, access control equipment such as keypad entry, biometrics, proximity and smart cards. Further, we are also capable of meeting your physical security needs, such as fencing and other barriers to secure your premises. Security needs are higher than ever before. Fayette Technologies can design and implement turnkey access control, provide state-of-the-art video surveillance and integrate access control to protect your property, and energy cost.

• Proximity Card Readers: Proximity readers allow card holders to be issued security clearance on a per door basis by time of day, or day of week.
• Smart Cards: Smart cards are both a proximity card for door access, and can also interface with cashless vending machines or other compatible devices that may need to store account and balance information on the card.
• Swipe Cards: Many existing systems use access door swipe card technologies such as magnetic stripe. While proximity and other newer reader technologies offer greater convenience and flexibility, swipe technology is widely recognized, and a low cost solution.
• Knowledge Based Keypads (PIN Entry): PIN entry provides a simple and economical access method that works well for single door applications. PIN entry can also be combined with other access technologies as a 2nd layer of protection against stolen cards or stolen ID data.
• Long Range Readers: Readers with a range of up to 18" are ideal for parking control and other custom applications.
• Door Release with Intercom: An intercom (audio or video) and door release between the front door/gate and the security guard or reception provides visitor access control.
• Programmable User Access: User access levels can be changed or removed at any time, eliminating the risks and hassles that are inherent with keyed systems.
• Biometrics: Fingerprint readers and iris scanners eliminate the need to carry security cards. Not only is this more convenient, but it eliminates the possibility that a card can be lost or stolen and used to gain access.
• Entry Logging: User entries and exits are logged in the system which provides a powerful reference tool.
• Integrated Systems: The access control system can be integrated with other communication systems. For example, a CCTV camera can be linked to a door access so that it will record video and register an event each time a door is opened (or even just for certain user levels). A phone system can be linked to the intercom and door release so that the visitor access door can be opened from a system telephone.
• Push-button Combination and PIN entry: PIN entry can be used to control visitor access, as a simple and economical stand alone system, or in combination with other access technologies as a safeguard against lost cards or stolen encryption keys.