The latest home intercom door entry and access control can be integrated with your mobile phone. We do also offer a range of fingerprint and code entry systems
Kingsley Security’s audio intercom kits are available from 1 button through to 12 buttons (higher upon request), and are either flush or surface mounted. Kit options include an integral code lock (allowing users to open the door by entering their access code), Proximity reader (where the user can open the door by presenting their proximity fob/card to the reader).
With GSM comes freedom. Answer calls from your door or gate from any telephone number including your mobile so you never have to miss that important caller.
GSM Door Entry systems are the latest development, employing mobile phone technology to operate automatic gates, doors and remote site installations. The GSM PRO amplifier is totally self-contained and only requires an external power supply, antenna and standard size SIM card (not supplied).
The system retains all the features which can include multiple doors, coded access and proximity access.
Available from a single button up to a 50-button system (up to a 24-button system for the Vandal Resistant version), all can have up to 1000 dial-to-open numbers, this allows a user or users to call the entry panel and activate the relay output (to trigger an electric lock or gate controls) at no charge to the caller.
All Kingsley Security video kits use colour cameras, are flush or surface mounted and are available in various finishes.
The latest series of video kits now offer an extended range of functions which include, an intercommunication facility (between videophones in the same apartment or among those in different apartments), timed privacy with an LED indication, door monitoring, visual and audio call progress indications to confirm system operation, inputs for “push to exit”, options for multiple entrances.
Access control systems allow access or egress to all forms of premises. These include offices, apartments, schools etc. where controlled secure access is required. The security level required will determine the type and operation of the system to be installed. Standalone devices only require a power supply and locking device, the control circuitry and “door open” relays (one or more depending on the model) are housed within the access control module. The user provides either an access code, proximity key fob or fingerprint, and if the data presented is correct, the relevant relay will be enabled and access granted.
