| Low cost single door access network can control up to 128 doors from one PC | Wed 28th September 2011 |
British Transport Police have offered a £1,000 reward in return for information about cable drums taken from a rail depot. The equipment was taken in two separate incidents from Horsham in West Sussex. Two drums were stolen in the early part of last week, with a further four drums taken just over 24 hours later in a light-coloured transit van. A statement from police said cable theft had become a “major problem on the rail system”.
Operated by contactless smart cards, key fobs, or biometrics, a Tensor Access system gives you full control over who is allowed access through any controlled point at any time of any day, placing it at the forefront of security solutions. It starts from low cost single door access control and goes up to a fully modular network. The T3510 is the ultimate Smart Card Access Control system for doors, car park barriers and turnstiles. The one to four door Access Control set-up, linked together, can control up to 128 doors from one PC.