What are the application areas of networked access control, and what are the classification of acces

ECOS access control reminds you that it can be used in communities, enterprises, schools, buildings, banks and other places!

- Classification of access control systems Classification by control function Access control systems are divided into two categories: single-door (stand-alone) and networked.

A complete access control system consists of eight modules: card reader, controller, electric lock, door switch, door sensor, power supply, and management center

The access control system can be divided into two categories: non-networked access control system and networked access control system, wherein non-networked access control system equipment includes access control power supply, access control host, door opening button or exit card reader, electric lock; Networked access control system equipment includes access control host, door opening press or door card reader, card reader, electric lock, communication converter, computer host, access control power supply, professional access control management software.

Access Control System Application Requirements:

1. Reliability.

Access control systems are designed to prevent losses and crimes, so they must be extremely reliable. An access control system may not have an alarm during most of its operation, so the probability of an alarm that needs to be reported is very small, but if the alarm system fails within this very small probability, it often means that disaster has come. Therefore, in all stages of design, construction and use, the access control and security system must implement reliability design and reliability management to ensure the high reliability of products and systems.

2. Certification. In addition, in the design of the system, equipment selection, commissioning, installation and other aspects are strictly implemented in the relevant national or industry standards, as well as the requirements of the public security department on safety technology prevention, the product must go through a number of certifications, and has many typical users, many years of normal operation.

3. Security.

The high safety mentioned here refers to the natural or quasi-natural attributes of the product or system, which should ensure the safety of the operation of the equipment and the system, and the safety of the operator, for example: the equipment and the system itself should be able to prevent high temperature, low temperature, warm heat, rain, and can prevent radiation, electromagnetic interference, drop, etc.; On the other hand, the access control and security system should also have the function of anti-vandalism, such as: anti-vandal protective shell, anti-demolition alarm, anti-short circuit, etc.

4. Functionality.

The application of access control system is not limited to a single entrance and exit control, but also requires it to be applied not only to access control, attendance management, security alarm, parking lot control, elevator control, building automation, etc., but also to control a variety of control functions with other systems.