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To automatically secure all the doors in the designated area, this door interlocking system is meticulously designed to ensure that just one door remains unlocked or open at a time. For enhanced security the terminals are also laced with audio and visual indicators such as a buzzer and LED indicators.
When the user arrives in front of the first door:
- Can ring and ask for the opening,
- The door can be automatically opened by a presence sensor,
- The user has to be identified (by id badge, pin code, biometric system, etc.),
After that, user enters the first door which must close behind him before the second door opens and allows him to pass through. Rather like an airlock.
When you are inside the interlocking system (also called mantrap) the internal personnel or guards can easily block your passage and force you to go back. In other kind of interlocking system the user identification can be requested at the entrance or inside (between the two doors).
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High-Level Entrance Security
Interlocking doors provide one of the highest levels of entrance control and access management available. As well as intrusion protection, they can also offer a very high physical protection with metal detector and armoured structure (anti-drilling manganese steel panels, bullet proof frame and glass, blast attacks resistance, etc.).
Detection and Identification Systems
Interlocking doors are often fitted with a range of different detection systems. You can have single person passage smart sensors, for example, they detect when more than one person has entered into the mantrap and prevent the second door from opening.
It is also common for metal detectors to be built into a booth when there is a threat of firearms being carried through (banks, embassies, etc.).
Aside from standard identification methods, such as cards and PIN codes, biometric readers that recognise faces, retinas or fingerprints add a further level of security to an interlocking door.
APPLICATIONS
- Storage of high value items
- Storage of delicate antiquities
- Research and Development Centres
- Laboratories and equipment rooms requiring positive air pressure
- Climate controlled areas
- Zoos
- Animal husbandry
BENEFITS
- Increased security without the need for expensive equipment
- Reduces the risk of loss or damage to property through oversight
- Reduces the danger of death or injury through oversight
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