What are locks and entry controls?

Locks, technology & control rooms can help control who can go where and when. These systems integrate with physical barriers to provide delay and detection against a multitude of attackers. Automatic Access Control Systems (AACS) provide detection and audit to limit who can go where.

What is a locked system?

Locking systems provide security and control access authorization. For example, you can install a cylinder with the same lock in each door in a detached house (e.g. entrance door, post box, cellar door and garage).

What is a key control system?

Key control and management systems are defined as an orderly and secure solution for addressing controlled usage and safekeeping of mechanical keys. A basic system typically consists of a computerized key storage cabinet, a key locking mechanism and a tracking system.

What is keypad access control?

Keypad access systems are simple security systems that require just a PIN code for door or gate entry with no access card or credential required. Keypad systems are generally used for access applications with low security and a limited amount of users with authorized access.

What is the key control procedure?

The purpose of the key control procedure is to protect the property and privacy of Philadelphia University, as well as all individuals using the campus facilities. FORMS AND PROCEDURES: All key requests must be made through the Physical Plant’s online work order system, the iservice desk.

What are key controls?

A key control is an action your department takes to detect errors or fraud in its financial statements. It is expected that departments have their processes and controls documented. Key controls exist. Those controls are working. Those control activities are documented and properly performed and reviewed.

How does key and lock control system work?

With KEYper® Lockbox Management Systems, padlocks can be at arms reach at all times. Know how many locks are checked out of the system and who has them, at a glance. KEYper® Lockbox Management Systems allow your Safety division to provide a key and lock control Lockbox Station at the point of need while keeping the locks secure and managed.

Can a lockbox be replaced with lkey and lock control system?

Key lockbox replacement puts a drain on budgets, so why not compliment your LockOut/TagOut program with a lkey and lock control system which requires your employee to use their personalized Access Peg to remove a lock from the system, which retains their Access Peg until the key lockbox is returned.

Can a smart door lock be used for access control?

Keyless and wireless locks are becoming the hot, new IoT device for smart home security. These locks are typically app-enabled so you can lock or unlock your front door from your smartphone, once you download the manufacturer’s app. Fob enabled locks are the kind of lock you will find in an access control system for a large business.

How many padlocks can a lockbox control system handle?

From single key lockbox Stations, to systems for up to 75 padlocks, with and without locking enclosures, the KEYper® key and lock control Management System can be customized to meet the needs of your facility. By tracking both the padlock and its keys, you can be assured a lock and key is available to meet your OSHA LOTO mandated procedures.