Plan door hardware, identity checks and visitor access around permissions and safe exit requirements.
A few doors managed one by one, or many doors with permissions and history in one place?
Simple to install, with fewer management and integration options than a central system.
Group doors, people and access levels, then assign credentials and permitted times in one place.
AI-generated equipment concepts, not photographs of specified models.
Existing locks, cards and readers cannot be assumed compatible; each is checked.
Every door needs a reader, lock and status devices that work together.
AI-generated conceptCredential type chosen for each door’s security level and user count.
AI-generated conceptExample ZKTeco C3 Plus: an IP-based controller family supporting RFID and dynamic QR credentials.
AI-generated conceptLock type chosen for the door, frame and agreed power-loss behaviour with the building team.
AI-generated conceptRequest-to-exit buttons, and sensors that show whether a door is closed or held open.
Models, firmware, warranty and support provider are confirmed before quotation.
Each method differs in convenience, security and the personal data you must handle.
AI-generated conceptSimple and affordable
Cards can be lost or shared; manage returnsAI-generated conceptNo card to carry
Privacy policy and data retention
AI-generated conceptVisitors and temporary access
Models supporting dynamic QR
AI-generated conceptInternal doors and specific rooms
Change codes regularlyDecide who can open which door and when, then change it in software.
Records of allowed and denied entries, with agreed viewers and retention.
Links to CCTV, parking or fire alarm, as designed and supported by the models.
Hikvision and ZKTeco both offer complete access control; choose by your security system and credentials.
Emergency egress and personal data are reviewed with the responsible building professionals on each project.
LINK American StandardThe cabling DPI specifies for its systemsNetwork controllers and readers run on LINK cabling; DPI plans routes, power and tests at every door.
AI-generated conceptIndoor card readers, face terminals and door controllers.
Outdoor gate and barrier readers that need power alongside data; check the power wire against the device and lock load.
Outdoor turnstiles, gate readers and intercoms powered by PoE.
Network cabling to every controller and reader position.
Agree lock power and the behaviour during an outage.
Test allowed and denied credentials, schedules and logs.
Model names and constructions are from LINK’s product list. Cable standards support the design; end-to-end performance is confirmed through the selected equipment, terminations, routing and project acceptance tests.
Explore cabling and acceptance testingIn an outage, doors must behave exactly as agreed — not stuck locked or left open by accident — and controllers must keep logging events.
The UPS brand DPI supplies and installsLock power supplies often carry their own battery; the UPS covers the server and network. Agree which doors release or stay locked in an outage, in line with the building’s safety and fire requirements.
How to choose the right UPSOne team from survey, design and supply to installation, testing and after-sales support.
Equipment sourced through authorized channels, with model advice and the manufacturer’s warranty terms.
Doors, user groups and daily workflows are mapped before choosing readers, locks and controllers.
Readers, locks, controllers, software and links to CCTV, parking or fire alarm designed as one.
Hikvision or ZKTeco chosen for your existing security system and credentials.
Allowed and denied credentials, schedules, event logs and agreed outage behaviour tested on site.
A Pathum Thani team providing maintenance and technical support across Thailand.
Connect identity, permission rules and door status for accountable access.
A staff member taps a card at the main-door reader; card, PIN, face or QR depends on the reader model.
Scene, timing and event names are illustrative. Capabilities depend on the reader, controller and software; lock behaviour during a power cut is agreed and tested per project.
AI-generated equipment concepts, not photographs of specified models.
An operating concept, not an installation drawing. Devices, paths and interfaces are defined after the site survey.
Agree tests for permitted and denied credentials, schedules, event records and power/network interruptions. Hand over administrator access and operating guidance.
Equipment details, compatibility and scope must be confirmed for each project.
Is a smart lock the same as an access-control system?
Not necessarily. Some locks are managed individually; central systems can manage multiple doors, users and events. Check the selected model’s management and integration options.
Can existing cards and readers be reused?
Check credential technology, data format, interfaces, firmware and controller limitations. Test the actual equipment before confirming reuse.
The same six stages on every project, so the system is ready on handover day.
Understand your goals and requirements
Assess the site and installation conditions
Plan the right solution for your operation
Install equipment and integrate systems
Verify performance and train your team
Maintain equipment and provide technical support
Tell us about your space, the systems you need and what you want to improve.
