Access control installation gives your business or organisation full control over who can enter your building, and when. A simple fob or card system removes the cost and hassle of replacing lost keys, and closes the security gap created when keys are copied without your knowledge. Access can be assigned to specific people, for specific doors, at specific times of day — with every entry and exit logged electronically for a complete audit trail. Doors stay locked throughout the day and close automatically after each use, so your building is never left open by accident.
As accredited GOLD Partners of Paxton Access Control, we deliver first-class, reliable solutions to secure your building — installed and supported by a fully trained team.
Access control security systems enable you to control who has access to your building. Locks and keys also allow you to secure your building, but when keys are lost or stolen, the inconvenience and expense of changing locks and re-issuing keys can be considerable.
Keys may also be copied, creating even more security risks.
Any business, whether small, medium or large, have assets that need to be protected from theft. There is also the issue of protecting staff and their property. It is common in buildings that are secured by locks and keys for doors to be left unlocked all day. This opens up the possibility of opportunist theft and malicious damage. Once an Access Control system is installed, doors controlled by the system will automatically lock when the door is closed.
Our engineers have undergone a substantial amount of training at Paxton HQ in Brighton, completing the advanced courses in Paxton Net 2 and Paxton 10. Keeping up to date on the latest hardware developments and new products ensures that we are always at the forefront of access control technology.
This gives you added peace of mind and assurance that we will deliver exceptional access control solutions with industry-leading equipment and expertise you can trust.
From January 2026, Paxton Net2 Classic ACUs will no longer be supported with new firmware updates. So if you currently have this legacy product in place, it may be time to think about upgrading.
Networked/Standalone Systems
Cloud-based Systems – Brivo
Enterprise Level Systems
Standalone Systems – Various
The aim of the preventative maintenance is to primarily pre-empt any issues that occur with your existing access control and try to minimise the possibility of issues and failure in the future.
The planned service visits include visual inspections of all equipment, operational checks and cleaning, lubricating or adjusting, where necessary.
The following equipment will be included in the inspection:
Following the service visit, you will be provided with a detailed report of any equipment that requires further attention or replacement.
