Access Control Systems in Abu Dhabi
Control access into your office or building or any particular room with access control systems using key cards, keypads, or biometrics. Access control system installations are provided by Broadcom Technical Concepts LLC.
Door Access & Employee Attendance
Decide Who Can Enter—and When
Some doors will have to remain open for guests while others must remain closed except to certain personnel. With an access control system, you can program that into your facility based on how your business needs run.
Access control systems installation services are provided by Broadcom Technical Concepts LLC in Abu Dhabi. Access control services in Abu Dhabi can be offered using a range of access systems such as access cards, pin codes and biometric systems depending on the nature of your doors and number of users among others.
Of course, there is the option of employee attendance monitoring which we will discuss apart from access door monitoring.
Choose How People Access Your Building
A card could even be provided for every individual user, which he/she can then cancel if need be once access is not required anymore. Keypads provide the ability to gain entry using the Personal Identification Number, while fingerprint and facial scanners provide another alternative through biometric means.
The door itself also matters. Its construction, existing lock, power supply and exit arrangements need to be considered before selecting equipment. For an existing installation, we review compatibility before recommending additions or replacements.
We also discuss who will manage the system. Adding employees, changing permissions and checking records should be part of the installation requirements from the start.
- Card Reader Access
- PIN & Keypad Entry
- Fingerprint Readers
- Proximity Card Systems
- RFID Access Systems
- Employee Attendance
- Facial Recognition Attendance
- Different User Access Levels
- Access Schedule Configuration
- Two-Factor Authentication Options
Frequently Asked Questions
Begin by considering the doors that need to be controlled and the users. Determine if the users should have cards, PINs, or biometrics, and whether the visitors will need access on a temporary basis. We can look at this in the context of your doors and current equipment.
This is always true, but not in every situation. The door and the locking system have to be inspected before anything else. Different types of fittings may be needed for doors made of glass, wood, or metal.
Access control allows only authorized individuals to enter a specific zone. Time attendance is responsible for marking the entry and exit time of an individual. Some software applications provide both functions, but door entry records cannot fulfill all requirements of attendance.
A card will be deactivated by an authorized administrator, and a new one issued. The procedure will vary depending on the system that has been put in place. It is made easy to take away access to one individual without affecting others.
The performance of the door will depend upon the type of lock being used and the power arrangement of the controller. The requirements for entry and exit have to be decided at the design stage.
The price will depend on the quantity of doors, readers, locks, cabling and software needs. Attendance systems or modification of existing doors might influence the work process as well. Provide the door location, approximate quantity of users and equipment that is installed.
How We Work
From Door Requirements to User Access
Everyday Access Management
Keep Permissions Up to Date
Installing the equipment is the starting point. Access permissions also need attention when people join, leave or change roles.
A New Employee Joins
Decide which doors the employee needs to use and whether access should be limited to certain hours. Their credentials can then be set up according to the functions supported by your system.
Someone Changes Roles
A move to another department may mean different access requirements. Review the person’s permissions so they can enter the areas needed for their new responsibilities.
Access Is No Longer Needed
When an employee or contractor leaves, remove their access promptly. Keeping user records current helps avoid active cards or credentials being overlooked.