Surveillance and Access
Fortifying Your Domain, Protecting Your Future
Video Surveillance
Know who is coming and going with a custom security system install. IEC has the tools, experience, and knowledge to make sure all your corners are covered. We provide free consultations of your properties vulnerabilities and engineer a custom Surveillance system to ensure adequate coverage. With out expert team, you can be sure that we consider all angles to make sure you’re getting the best coverage for your budget.
We don’t stop at video streaming. Our Surveillance provides so many more functions, features, and analytics to include some of the following…
- Intrusion Alerts
- Line Crossing
- Loitering Detection
- Enter/Exit Traffic
- Tamper Alerts
- Object Removal
- Tailgating
- And More…
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access control
Key card access systems offer several advantages for businesses and organizations:
Enhanced Security: Key card access systems provide a higher level of security compared to traditional lock and key systems. Access cards can be easily deactivated if lost or stolen, reducing the risk of unauthorized entry.
Access Control: These systems allow administrators to control and manage access to different areas of a building or facility. Access privileges can be customized for each employee or group, limiting access to sensitive areas as needed.
Audit Trails: Key card access systems often include logging capabilities that record each instance of access, including the date, time, and user. This audit trail can be valuable for security investigations, compliance requirements, or employee monitoring.
Convenience: Key cards are easy to use and can be carried in a wallet or badge holder, eliminating the need for employees to carry bulky keys. Additionally, key card access systems can be integrated with other systems such as time and attendance or cashless payment systems for added convenience.
Scalability: These systems are scalable and can easily accommodate changes in the size or layout of a building. Adding or removing access privileges, as well as issuing new cards, can be done quickly and efficiently.
Remote Management: Many key card access systems offer remote management capabilities, allowing administrators to grant or revoke access privileges from anywhere with an internet connection. This is especially useful for businesses with multiple locations or off-site employees.
Cost-Effective: While the initial setup cost of a key card access system may be higher than traditional lock and key systems, they often provide long-term cost savings. Replacing lost or stolen cards is typically less expensive than rekeying locks, and the enhanced security can help prevent costly security breaches.
Overall, key card access systems offer a secure, convenient, and scalable solution for controlling access to buildings and facilities.
video intercom
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A video intercom system offers several security benefits:
Visual Identification: Unlike traditional audio-only intercom systems, video intercoms provide visual identification of visitors. This allows occupants to see who is requesting access before granting entry, enhancing security by enabling them to verify the identity of the visitor.
Deterrence: The presence of a video intercom system can act as a deterrent to unauthorized individuals attempting to gain access to a property. Knowing they are being recorded and potentially observed can discourage would-be intruders or trespassers.
Remote Monitoring: Many video intercom systems offer remote monitoring capabilities, allowing occupants to view live video feeds from the intercom camera using a smartphone, tablet, or computer. This enables users to monitor their property in real-time, even when they are not physically present, enhancing overall security.
Two-Way Communication: Video intercom systems typically include two-way audio communication, allowing occupants to speak directly with visitors before granting access. This enables occupants to ask questions, request identification, or provide instructions, enhancing security by allowing for verbal verification of the visitor’s intent.
Integration with Access Control: Video intercom systems can be integrated with access control systems, allowing occupants to remotely unlock doors or gates for authorized visitors. Integration with access control systems adds an extra layer of security by ensuring that only authorized individuals can gain entry to the property.
Recorded Evidence: Many video intercom systems include recording capabilities, allowing users to capture video footage of all intercom activity. This recorded evidence can be invaluable in the event of security incidents, providing visual documentation of who entered the property and when.
Overall, video intercom systems offer enhanced security through visual identification, deterrence, remote monitoring, two-way communication, integration with access control, and recorded evidence capabilities. These features help to improve overall security and provide peace of mind to occupants.
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peace of mind
Video surveillance, access control, and intercom systems work in tandem to provide a comprehensive security solution, offering unparalleled peace of mind for occupants of residential and commercial properties alike.
Video surveillance systems serve as vigilant guardians, continuously monitoring the premises and capturing footage of any suspicious activity.
With remote access capabilities, occupants can keep an eye on their property in real-time from anywhere, knowing they have visual verification of their property’s security. Access control systems add an extra layer of protection by regulating entry to the property, ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to designated areas. This controlled access not only enhances security but also provides a sense of control and confidence to occupants.
Meanwhile, intercom systems enable seamless communication between occupants and visitors, allowing for safe and secure verification before granting access. This direct line of communication offers reassurance, allowing occupants to interact with visitors without compromising their safety.
Together, these integrated systems create a robust security infrastructure, instilling peace of mind by providing continuous monitoring, controlled access, and seamless communication, ultimately fostering a safe and secure environment for all.