Paxton Access is a market leader in the design and manufacture of access control systems. The products are rich in features and provide excellent levels of quality and reliability at a competitive price. Above all, the systems are designed to be exceptionally easy to install and use.

Only  professional security installation companies are authorised to use buy and install the NET 2 equipment

The benefits are as follows:

Central control – all doors can be controlled from one place reporting – an event is generated every time a card is used to gain access complete flexibility – access can granted to users according to time and place full control from a desk users are added and instantly have the access rights the security permit individual access rights can be altered. The changes instantly update doors explorer style software makes all tasks quick and easy to perform cards voided instantly up to 10,000 users and 200 doors per system total events and reporting roll call and muster reporting timesheet for time and attendance link to alarm system multiple work stations site graphics remote sites using dial – up via modem or TCP/IP network connection LAN/WAN

Why Paxton Access?

Choosing an access control system is an important financial decision for most companies. The cost is of course important, but the system also needs to match your requirements and be completely reliable.

Paxton Access specialize in access control solutions. Our development team are focused on designing systems that are fit for their purpose, containing the important features that are necessary for well-run organisations. Our commitment has resulted in our products winning a reputation for reliability and ease of use. 

There is a wide range of reader technologies which can be used to identify a user

Proximity Readers can read cards, key ring tokens, and even specially adapted watches. They work by reading the card or token at a range of between 8cm to 3 metres, so are quick and easy to use. Proximity Cards can also double as an ID card by using printable versions.

Token Readers read a key ring style token and requires the token to be touched onto the reader. Tokens are also quick and easy to use.

Swipe Card readers read a magnetic strip on the back of a card. They require the card to be swiped through a slot in the reader. Swipe Cards can also double as an ID card by using printable versions.

The above technologies require the user to carry a token or card. The following options below do not require a token or card to be carried.

Keypads can be used to grant access via either a unique pin for each user or a generic pin for all users. They are less secure than other methods however provide a convenient method of low security access.

Finger Print Readers can be used to identify a user and grant access if the fingerprint is authorised. This provides a very convenient and secure method of entry and is the most popular biometric solution.

Other specialist Biometric readers include iris and retinal scan, speech, facial thermograms, and hand geometry although this technology is generally only used on high security specialist projects due to cost.