Elevator Access
Control
For single or multiple floors
The management of visitors, contractors and delivery staff at a residential building housing multiple tenants or residents is key to it’s security. In addition these sites need a means for granting access to normal residents as well as to short term residents such as Airbnb or Hotel guests.
EvTrack allows the user to gain access through multiple layers of access control either via a permanent credential such as an RFID card, Biometric Facial Matching or Numberplate or via a Temporary Credential such as an OTP or a QR code. Visitors can be pre-registered via our smartphone application or through the EvTrack Web interface. These visitors will then receive the temporary credential by email or SMS which can be presented to a security officer on arrival or used directly on an access control device. A host approval function sends a photo of the visitor with his/her name to the resident and allows them to approve or deny access accordingly.
Features
- IP RFID Reader or IP Keypad with Integrated Controller & Edge Credential Storage.
- IP 8-Way Relay Output Board (Can be Cascaded for Buildings with +8 Floors).
- Control Access to Individual Floors by Credential and By Holder
- Configurable Access Control Door Groups.
- Configurable Access Control Time Schedules.
- Full integration with Handheld Visitor Scanning For Creation of Temporary Credentials.
- Creation of Temporary Access Control Pin Codes or QR Codes for Visitor Access.
Access Control Elevator Installation TIPS
The installation of access control into elevators needs to be carefully planned with the relevant electrical engineer, lift designer or with elevator company. The following should be considered:
- Data cable reticulation from the building onto the lift car (i.e. via a trailing CAT6/7 cable).
- Inclusion of an access/control interface module for the elevator (@ lift purchase stage).
- Location of the lift controller & access control input panel impacts equipment location.
- Power for the equipment on the lift car, as well as anti-vandal/security measures for this.
- Suitable access/control barrier before or after the elevator to reduce the risk of tail-gaiting.
- Identify which floors will have free access and which will be restricted.
- Consider scheduling to prevent after-hours access.
- Design considerations in relation to the access control reader mounting inside the lift car.