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Telephone Entry & Intercom Access Control Systems
• Telephone Entry Systems
• Single Door Intercom Access Control Systems
• Multi-Door Intercom Access Control Systems
• Video Door Access Control Systems
• Integrated w/ conventional access control systems
Telephone entry & Intercom access control systems provide a layer of security to ensure that only authorized individuals are allowed to gain access to your building or facility. In addition to providing you the benefit of remote two-way audio communication with a person seeking permission to enter your structure, video observation may also be selected. These systems may be integrated with an existing or new conventional card access door control system.
From a multi-tenant building to a single door application, Alarm Services of Central New York can provide you with a solution to allow authorized entry to your secured areas. Let us design a visitor management system that meets your specific business needs.
For more information, please contact us toll free at 1-888-467-5228 or email tim@as-cny.com
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