THE BASICS DOOR ENTRY AND ACCESS （最基本的门入口和访问）.pdf

THE BASICS DOOR ENTRY AND ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS Intercoms R Us Ltd 2013 (c) SYSTEM PLANNING Forward thinking and planning is essential and will save a lot of hassle in the long run and will ensure that your system looks neat and is well suited for the purpose. Often we go into brand new blocks of flats and have to run trunking everywhere because the architects have not given a single thought to the customer’s requirements for access control and security. In multi-occupancy blocks doors need to be of commercial grade (NOT PVCu) with built in door closers and factory fitted with an Adams Rite Door Release or if a high risk area twin magnetic locks (built into the door jam) We are generally finding multi-point locking systems which are totally useless for door entry applications and lots of trouble when they go wrong. The exit button, break-glass, fireman’s switch etc can all be fitted and tubed back to a suitable junction point (ie to the panel or under-stairs cupboard) A TYPICAL SYSTEM IS AS FOLLOWS : WHICH SYSTEM SHOULD I CHOOSE ? Decisions, Decisions . . . . . . . . 1) Video Entry or Audio Entry ? 2) Do you need access control (ie keypad or proximity) 3) Style of panel (ie stainless steel, Brass, Aluminium, anti-vandal) 4) DDA Requirements 5) Style of handsets or monitors 6) Locking method (Fail Safe / Fail Secure) 7) Controls (ie exit button, break-glass, fire interface relay) System Wiring Currently there are many different types of system available : Audio Systems : 5 Wire Audio, 2 Wire Analogue Audio, 2 Wire Digital Audio, Wireless, GSM, IP, PABX, Direct Fixed Line Video Systems : 5 Wire Coax, 4 Wire Coax, 3 Wire Coax, 4 Wire, 2 Wire, Wireless, IP “Being old school I would always suggest a cabled solution” Being old school I would always s