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Investigate Digital Locks #13
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As per quietspace#27 consider a remote control lock where you can set up a relay to manipulate the remote. |
@barisbalic thanks for the suggestion/idea, do you have any examples you've uncovered from your research? |
@nelsonic afraid nothing specific, I just glanced over a few google searches previously for locks with remotes, will have a quick look tonight and see if any stand out, but really if you're going to interfere with one, probably one that has two remotes or a remote and a key mechanism. Just In Case(:tm:) |
@barisbalic yeah, backup key mech is a good plan. 👍 |
@nelsonic - not sure if this issue or #27 on quietspace is the best place to post this but I've just had a reply from a company regarding Access Control systems; he's asking how many users will have access to the office, and I'm wondering whether:
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Update following our first site survey: Company A suggests that he will quote us for 2 options: (1) Magnets
(2) AV2
Like the company above, this company also asked how many cards/fobs will be needed; I told him that I assume between 30-50 people but that I'm awaiting confirmation. The reason he asked was because some systems are cheaper to install, but the fobs themselves are more expensive (~20GBP) to buy/replace, and vice versa. Looking to get an estimate from this company mid next week! In the mean time am working on arranging more site surveys! |
@mk4111 great progress! look forward to seeing the quote. ❤️ |
We have a few options:
Have forwarded relevant emails to @nelsonic ! |
Updating for Company C - for the installation of 1 magnet lock (details in email sent to @nelsonic):
Of the companies contacted, that was the last quote. Should we get more quotes? |
@mk4111 thanks for following up on getting these quotes. ✅ Baring in mind that the lock at the office currently only has One lock, I don't see an issue with going for a similar level of locking in the electronic form. @iteles let me know when you have time to discuss. |
@mk4111 could we also get quotes from Paxton Net2 and SALTO? Your estimate for number of fobs required was accurate - would likely be around 40 - 32 (ish) active users and the rest (8) as spares The above systems are unique fobs with programmable databases. The former I used at a previous company, the latter was the system at my university college - I think they might be good for what we need, albeit the potential cost is a concern. Relates to dwyl/focus-hub#27 |
@mk4111 Chris Lewis Fire & Security (01865 782 444) are security consultants that deal with this kind of stuff. We could go with someone like them, but bare in mind they'll act as a middle-man and increase the cost vs us doing this ourselves |
This issue operates under the assumption that "in the future" locks will not use "metal" keys...
Keycard, Code, Mobile Phone, Watch or Biometric entry will be the "norm" both for convenience and security.
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