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Access Control

Decide who comes and goes.

Complete your gate system with entry controls that suit the people who use it. From a remote in the car to a keypad or visitor intercom, the right setup can make access easier to manage.

Illustration of a gate intercom and keypad on a limestone pillar

WHERE IT FITS

Built around the way you use your site.

01

Everyday convenience

Choose a straightforward way for authorised users to open the gate.

02

Visitor access

Discuss how guests, deliveries and new visitors should request entry.

03

Multiple users

Plan access for households, staff or residents sharing an entrance.

EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

Access Control options

The recommendation depends on the property, the existing equipment and how the entrance is used. Discuss the options with us.

Remotes and receivers

Convenient vehicle access for regular users. The remote and receiver must be compatible with the gate system.

Keypads and readers

Code or credential-based access options for users who need to enter without a handheld remote.

Audio and video intercoms

Visitor communication at the gate, with suitable release control and connection options.

Detection and supporting devices

Discuss safety beams, vehicle detection and other supporting equipment alongside the access controls.

NEW INSTALLATIONS & EXISTING SYSTEMS

Match the controls to the users.

Start with who needs entry, how often they use the gate and how visitors should be handled. Equipment compatibility, power and connectivity help shape the final system.

User access

Consider regular users, visitors and how permissions will be managed.

System compatibility

Controls need to work with the gate operator or barrier you have chosen.

Power and connectivity

Check the available supply, cabling and any network requirements.

Daily operation

Discuss code changes, replacement remotes and ongoing support.

COMMON QUESTIONS

A few things to consider.

Can I add new controls to an existing gate?

Often, yes. The existing operator and receiver need to be checked for compatibility with the proposed remote, keypad or intercom.

Which access control option should I choose?

The right choice depends on your regular users and visitors. Remotes suit familiar users, while keypads and intercoms provide other ways to manage entry.

Are safety devices the same as access controls?

Access controls authorise an opening command. Safety and detection devices support the way the gate operates. Both should be considered when planning the system.

LET’S PLAN YOUR ENTRANCE

Find the right setup
for your property.

Tell us your location, the type of entrance and whether you need a new system, an upgrade or help with an existing gate.