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Any type of business can benefit from keyless entry systems. On large industrial sites, employees may need access to buildings out of hours or be restricted to specific locations depending on their job role. A retailer may wish to prevent the public from entering their stock room whilst providing key fob access to employees.
Controlling who can access your facilities will protect your staff, customers and company property from theft and unauthorised entry.
With our systems you are able to permit or deny access to parts of your facilities in a convenient and traceable way.
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At Yee Group, we offer a wide range of access control systems tailored to meet the specific security needs of your business or property. Understanding the different types of systems available helps you choose the right solution for your environment. Here’s an overview of the most commonly used access control systems and their unique features:
Key Fob Systems
Key fobs are small, portable devices that use radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology to grant access. They are highly convenient for users, easy to issue and revoke, and offer a secure alternative to traditional keys. Ideal for commercial offices and retail environments, key fobs minimise the risk of unauthorised access while simplifying user management.
Proximity (RFID) Cards
Proximity cards, often referred to as RFID cards, offer a contactless solution for access control. These cards use radio frequency identification to grant or deny access when held near a reader no swiping necessary. This touch-free technology not only speeds up entry for authorised personnel but also reduces wear and tear on the system. Proximity cards are especially useful in high-traffic areas and can be programmed with specific permissions, making them suitable for both small and large sites with varying levels of access.
Keypad Systems
Keypad systems require users to enter a personal identification number (PIN) to gain access. They are cost-effective and straightforward, making them a good option for smaller businesses or residential applications. For added security, keypads can be used in combination with other credential types.
Swipe Cards
Swipe card systems are a simple yet effective way to manage access within your premises. Each user is issued a magnetic stripe card that is swiped through a reader at entry points. This method allows businesses to control who enters specific areas and when, providing a secure, cost-effective solution that can be easily integrated with other security systems. Swipe cards are durable, easy to issue or cancel, and ideal for businesses looking for straightforward access control with minimal training required for staff.
Tracking the Entry and Exit of People
Modern access control systems allow businesses to keep a clear and accurate log of who is entering and leaving the premises and when. This data is invaluable for improving site security, managing time and attendance, and supporting health and safety compliance. Whether it’s during an emergency evacuation or for day-to-day monitoring, knowing exactly who is on-site at any given moment adds a vital layer of visibility and protection.
Tracking the Areas People Have Visited on Site
Advanced access control solutions go beyond simply opening doors, they can track movement throughout the premises. By assigning individual permissions to users, you can generate reports that show which areas were accessed, and by whom. This is particularly useful in environments where access to sensitive zones needs to be monitored and restricted, such as laboratories, server rooms, or stock areas. It also supports internal audits, security investigations, and operational efficiency by providing a detailed footprint of user activity.
Convenient remote access Yee Group security systems are available with smartphone reporting, letting you know who has accessed your premises out of hours.
Save money on your operating costs Access control systems can be connected to lighting, heating and air conditioning systems so they are only running whilst people are present in your buildings.
We work with the leading access control brands With more than 35 years’ experience, our experts have the knowledge to install and maintain leading brands; Paxton, Bell Systems and Videx
Paxton approved access control installers Paxton are one of the leading suppliers of access control systems and are known for reliability and high quality. Yee group engineers are Paxton Approved Installers.
Our access control installation process begins with a detailed site assessment to understand your specific security needs. We consider the layout of your premises, the number of access points, and the user profiles involved. After this, we recommend the most suitable system, ensuring it integrates seamlessly with your existing security measures. Our team handles the entire installation from start to finish, typically completing projects within an agreed timeline — from initial consultation through to testing and handover — minimising disruption to your operations.
Modern door access control system installation includes a variety of features designed to enhance security and convenience. These include multiple types of access credentials such as key fobs, cards, and biometric scanners. User management allows you to assign and revoke access easily, while mobile integration lets authorised personnel use their smartphones as credentials. Our systems also have built-in resilience against power failures and network outages, ensuring your security remains active and reliable at all times.
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- Key pads
- Key fobs
- Swipe cards
- Proximity (RFID) cards
- Tracking the entry and exit of people
- Tracking the areas people have visited on site
- Remote access and reporting
