Office, FM and Hybrid Workplace Security

• Bluetooth readers in door entry and access control systems are increasing in popularity as smartphones have become more widespread. Your smartphone replaces a card or fob, it communicates with the door entry reader and, via Bluetooth technology, the access credentials are wirelessly transmitted. They are well suited for large site’s security and can be placed on gate posts and barrier to car parks, gates or garages.
• Industry-leading StiD Bluetooth readers integrate with Optima software. Instead of a biometric template or proximity fob, a virtual badge is created in the Optima software and all rights are configured here.
• Bluetooth access control can be combined with other access readers such as biometric fingerprint or facial readers, or ANPR cameras, or fob and proximity readers.
• Set up access rights before the user attends site. For example, when you onboard employees remotely, or need to give access to a user temporarily or for a finite period.
• Grant access to a remote site and allow temporary access to visitors through your Optima software.
• Transaction Security: Secure Messaging EV2 to protect against interleaving and replay attacks.
• Anti-vandal with tamper switch.
• Different activation modes for user convenience: tap tap, slide, handsfree and more.

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• Secure your site: Anti-spoofing technology and liveness detection ensures this face scanner allows only authorised users onto your premises.
• IP65 rating with additional external weathershield
• Swift user detection: Verification speed is less than 0.5 seconds per person from a range between 0.3-2m.
• Highly Accurate: The false recognition rate is less than 0.1%
• Large Capacity: Up to 30,000 biometric facial templates can be uploaded
• Integrates with Optima Access Control Software

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• When is a camera not just a camera? When it’s an access control reader too!  ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) cameras cut down time by automatically acknowledging authorised vehicles and allowing them to pass.
• Attach licence plates to user’s records in the Optima access control software. When they approach site the camera acts as a reader and commands the barrier or gate to open.
• The bane of many facilities managers, receptionists and security guards; car parks and giving access to Bob from accounts who has forgotten his fob again.
• Couple with cameras in the car park to quickly clear up any bumps or scrapes!
• ANPR CCTV is an effective way to log vehicles, and people, into and out of site. Accurate timing to the second.
• Deep Learning Algorithm: Allows recognition of not only the licence plate, but the brand, model, logo and colour.
• High-Level Protection: Integrated design with low power consumption, built-in lightning protection module, and IP67 protection grade, suitable for a variety of environments.
• Day/ Night Operation: The high performing CMOS image sensor and processor is capable of reading vehicle information day and night.

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• Easy to use: Optima is designed to be easily configured and usable. Don’t waste time managing your access control system. System administration is kept as simple as possible with a module based approach. SSO available for convenience
• Flexible: compatible with multiple access control readers including face scanners, fingerprint readers, Bluetooth access points, ANPR cameras and more.
• Use your access control and time and attendance data with other software or the other way around with Optima API; easy and secured data transfer.
• Secure and compliant: wth Optima you have the benefit of a GDPR compliant access control system. Optima database is encrypted with AES 128 standard and passwords are managed for all users. Quality is assured by our ISO 9001:2015 certification.

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A video intercom systems allow you to communicate with people visiting your site that don’t already have access credentials.

Check who is at the door via the internal viewing screen before granting access. This allows you to challenge those you don’t recognise, or stop unauthorised users from gaining entry.

• Display screens are placed in different locations throughout site. The door stations can have one button, a number of buttons, or a numeric pad which allow them to ring an extension.
• Different buttons can be routed to ring a specific room to reduce disruption.

We recommend video intercoms as a supplement to a more secure access control system. Intercoms have to be answered, which takes a staff member away from their current task. Your regular users should have a means of gaining access that isn’t reliant on an authorised user granting them access. Biometric or Bluetooth access control are a good complement to video intercoms.

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