Paxton Door Access

Door entry allows the user to validate a visitor at their entry panel before they grant them access via their internal monitor.

Paxton door access.

Door entry systems can provide a great addition to an existing access control system or be used standalone. Reader keypad electric lock exit button etc. External panel door control unit and internal monitor. How does it work.

Since the days of the good old drawbridge security solutions have come a long way but sometimes our advances are also our downfalls. Net2 access control is easy to install and designed to make the management of any building very simple. The controller manages the devices attached to it at each door. Our door entry system comprises three simple components.

When installed in a secure area it allows you to increase the security of the installation as the controller which controls the lock is out of reach from interference. Paxton access control is famed for its reliability and high performance. Tokens are issued to allow access through the controlled doors and are easily barred from the system if they are lost or stolen. Door entry the complete door entry solution door entry allows you to recognise a visitor calling at the main entrance before granting them access to your building.

Our entry system can work standalone or alongside our access control systems net2 and paxton10. We have several designs which can be installed on internal or external doors. The paxlock range can be installed as part of a networked system or standalone for sites that do not require extra functionality. Once an access control system is installed all doors controlled by the system will automatically lock when the door is closed.

Net2 offers a range of ip battery powered door entry and wireless or wired door. Net2 is paxton s user friendly and flexible networked access control and door entry system which is managed from a central pc. Paxton access is a global brand of ip access control and door systems that has been on the market for more than 30 years.