Multiple keyholders and no centralised access means your site isn’t as secure as you’d like. Especially if you needed to secure the building quickly. Your building has multiple points of entry and it’s a struggle to control who comes in and out. And we won’t even mention the stress of having contractors onsite.
Lost keys and turnover of staff can mean your key collection is a little out of control. Which is why we recommend Paxton door entry systems – because it means one less thing for you to worry about.
We know that you probably have a lot of doors. Possibly too many to count. Which might mean the thought of a complete overhaul is enough to have you running for the door. But our ‘one door’ philosophy means that you can build your system one door at a time.
You are at the heart of everything we do – we like to make your business our business. We’re careful to minimise downtime because we know time is precious. We’ll communicate with you every step of the way and we don’t use contractors because we want to make sure you get the most skilled and knowledgeable engineers for the job.
If, like our engineers, you’re all about the details, you can download the data sheet here.
COMPLETE CONTROL
Intuitive features like video entry to control the movement of people in and out of your building
SECURITY INTEGRATION
Paxton can be integrated with your CCTV, intruder and fire alarms, so your security works better together
SIMPLICITY FOR STAFF
Replace fiddly keys with electronic tokens, which can be barred if lost or stolen. Switch your handles to low cost wireless locks to simplify your door access
SCALABLE SOLUTIONS
A simple and scalable control system (Net2) to make your life easy, one door at a time
SECURE YOUR SAVINGS
Set your system to switch off utilities when the building is empty to activate energy savings
CENTRAL MANAGEMENT
Monitor your door access remotely via your app and enable emergency lockdown at the touch of a button
The experience from start to finish has been very professional and our building now feels much more secure.
Adey Greaves, Portway Junior School