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A scientific or product development facility
can benefit greatly from an access control system. The system should include a
wide range of applications to support security of the facility. In buildings like these, you can use the
system to track employee movement, help meet regulations and to schedule public
access into visitor lobbies. The access control system can also be used for
mustering, helping you to account for the location of people in the event of an
emergency.
In locations with differing levels
of security, there are additional options to add layers of security. For
example, in more secure areas like drug storage, research labs, etc., the
system can add biometric identification. Another option for making an area more
secure is to institute a two-man rule requiring multiple authorizations to
enter a secure area.
Typical uses are shown in the table below.
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System Information
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Integration with other systems
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Protected Areas:
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Elevator
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Manage access
to floors served by an elevator.
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Laboratories
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Control user
access to testing areas. Block access to contaminated areas. Log history of
user access into labs.
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Parking Areas
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Schedule public
use of parking facilities, or limit access to selected individuals or
employees in private lots.
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Vestibules and doorways
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Identify
individuals as they enter and leave a building or facility.
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Stairwells
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Manage the flow
of people within the stairwell.
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Lobbies
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Schedule free
access to a public lobby. Identify and log the identification of authorized
people who enter after hours.
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Fueling Stations
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Enable fuel pumps
for authorized users.
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Docking facilities
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Control access
to loading dock doors.
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Emergency Exits
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Manage
emergency exits within the facility.
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Alley ways
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Control access
to alleys.
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Vending Machines
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Protect vending
machines. Minimize vandalism and theft.
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