EQUIPMENT FOR REGISTRATION OF EMPLOYEES, GUESTS AND VEHICLES

Checkpoint (CP) - a key element of security

A checkpoint (CP) is the most important element of the security system of any facility, be it an industrial enterprise or a warehouse complex. Its main task is to ensure reliable access control, as well as registration of persons and vehicles entering the territory.

Our solutions for checkpoints include modern equipment that guarantees a high level of protection and ease of use.

Equipment for registration and identification of persons
The following devices are used to check and register people entering the facility:

1. ID card readers and biometric scanners
These systems ensure accurate identification of the person.

ID card readers: Check passes and access cards, providing fast and reliable control.
Biometric scanners: Use unique physical characteristics of a person, such as fingerprints or retina scans. This adds an additional level of security, eliminating the possibility of using someone else's pass or forging documents.

2. Turnstiles
Automatic turnstiles restrict access by opening only after successful identity verification via a reader or biometric scanner. This completely eliminates the possibility of unauthorized passage and ensures strict control of movements.

Advantages of our solutions for checkpoints
High identification accuracy: Modern technologies minimize the risks of errors and fraud.
Process automation: Fully automated systems speed up the registration and access control procedure.
Versatility: The equipment is suitable for facilities of any type and scale - from small offices to large industrial and construction sites.

Integration with other systems: Possibility of connection to video surveillance, alarm and access control systems to create a single security complex.

Where is it used?
Industrial enterprises: Monitoring the movement of employees, guests and visitors, as well as accounting for official vehicles.

Warehouse complexes: Registration of incoming and outgoing persons and vehicles to protect inventory items.

Office premises: Restricting access to areas of increased confidentiality and managing visitor flows.