Transcription of A specifier’s guide to access control systems - BSIA
1 A specifier s guide toaccess control systemsApril 2016 For other information please contact:British security Industry Associationt: 0845 389 3889e: This document is the copyright of the BSIA and is not to be reproduced without the written consent of the copyright No. 132 | Issue 42 of 58 Table of ContentsIntroduction 61. Scope 62. Referenced Documents 63.
2 Terms and Abbreviations Terms Door Entry systems compared to access control Abbreviations 134. Reasons for fitting access control Introduction security Environmental Health &
3 Safety IT Integration Finance Personnel Management (HR & Time & Attendance) Duty of Care Compliance & audit Facilities Management 165.
4 system Components access control system components and their operation Credentials Codes Tokens Biometric Human Verification General Human image verification Other Human identity verification methods Readers
5 Standalone readers and keypads system readers Combined Reader / Controller Offline Readers Online Readers Reader Interfaces Controllers Power Supply Units (PSUs)
6 PC & Software Programmers Door Status Monitoring Lock Status Monitoring Egress devices Normal Egress Emergency Egress Operation 233 of 586.
7 security Levels security Grading access Point Grading How grading is used to comply with the 60839-11 series of standards Other components system Passwords 26 Cross reference of grading to other schemes 267.
8 Door Types 278. Lock Types Precautions regarding types of lock and fire escape Maglocks Shearmags or Shearlocks Electric strikes
9 Solenoid Latch Solenoid handle locks Motor locks Electronically controlled multi-point lock 339.
10 Entrance control Door Type v Grading Turnstiles
