Security systems
Access control systems
Control who can go where, and know who did. Door readers, permissions and door entry designed so the people using them every day do not need training, and the people managing them can make changes without a call-out.
Who it is for
Commercial buildings, managed premises and multi-tenant sites that need to restrict movement between areas, manage staff or contractor access, or replace a set of keys that nobody can account for.
What iFire provides
- Door readers, fobs, cards and mobile credentials
- Standalone and networked systems
- Door entry, intercoms and gate control
- Time-based and area-based permissions
- Integration with intruder alarms and CCTV
- Planned maintenance and credential changes
How you start
- Tell us which doors and areas need controlling
- We survey doors, power and network routes
- You receive a design and a fixed price
- Installation, commissioning and user handover
What helps us quote
- Number of doors and their construction
- Who needs access, and to which areas
- Power and network availability at each door
- Whether you need intercom or video entry
- Any integration with existing systems
Practical detail
Access control is a door problem before it is a software problem
Readers and permissions are the easy part. Door hardware, power and network are what decide whether a system still works smoothly two years later.
We look at door closers, maglocks, strikes and exit devices at survey stage, because a reader that cannot release the door reliably is worse than a key. Where fire doors are involved, the release arrangement has to work with the fire strategy for the building.
For managed buildings we agree who can add and remove credentials, and what happens when a tenant leaves. That is usually the difference between a system that stays accurate and one that quietly fills with old permissions.
Get an access control quote
Send the postcode and how many doors you need to control.