Intercoms and Access Control | Finger Print Scanners | Retinal Scanners

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Features:

Colour front door camera.
Digital audio for clearer audio.
Selectable ring tones.
Baby monitor communication.
Inter-room connectivity.
Integration of CCTV cameras into intercom system.
Gate open/close button.
Low maintenance and cost.

Intercoms come with integrated lighting which supplies clear, focused images even in darkness. The indoor monitor is automatically activated by a bell signal when pressed. It is the most cost effective solution to video surveillance. It gives you the security of being able to view and monitor who is gaining access into your property. Now with aditional features including baby monitor functions.

Keyless entry is becoming increasingly popular in many residential homes and apartments. A keyless entry system is an electronic lock that controls access to a building or home without using a traditional front door key. The keyless entry system is where the lock is controlled by a keypad located at the door, which requires you to enter a predetermined numeric entry code.

Keyless control keypads have the ability to store hundreds of access codes, all programmable from the keypad. This allows each person to have their own unique entry code which can be logged and restrictions to entry times can be implemented, including open or close only ID privelages. These units will alleviate the stress of locking your keys inside your home and being stranded outside.

Retinal scanners use infrared light to survey the unique pattern of blood vessels of the retina, which is the nerve tissue that lines the back of the eye. There is little chance that retinal patterns can be replicated or forged. Retinal scanners are therefore considered to be an extremely reliable method of biometric security screening.

Finger print scanners are the future. With many high profile establishments moving with technology, the analysis of finger prints for identification purposes requires the comparison of several features in the unique finger print pattern. These include the characteristics of the ridges, and minutia points, which are unique features found within the patterns.

Matching algorithms are used to compare previously stored templates of fingerprints against candidate fingerprints for authentication purposes. These units have been successfully developed and are being rapidly deployed in society as humanity constantly moves forward with technology.