- Success story
Case study of access control in a residence
Discover how readers, electronic handles and personalised cards allow you to manage who accesses each area of the centre, when and with what permissions.
Real-time security and control, at the service of well-being.
- Software
What does access management software enable?
Access is monitored at all times and in real time using various electronic devices, enabling any security issues to be resolved quickly.
- Electronic management
Access Control Elements
Wall readers
When it is not possible to install locks or if the openings are automatic, such as in a lift, we will choose wall-mounted readers with or without a keypad.
Antennas
The HUB communications antennas provide wireless coverage to the handles and wall-mounted readers for real-time communication with the CALAS central unit. Each HUB is capable of managing 30 doors.
Door terminals
Minimalist handles and knobs that maximise security and adapt to every type of door.
Credentials
We offer a wide range of convenient, customisable credentials, along with the option of opening doors with virtual keys stored securely on a mobile phone.
- Others
Other solutions that may interest you
PATIENT-NURSE SYSTEM
At ISECO, we develop customised care communication systems that guarantee immediate response to care alarms in residential and hospital centres. We offer autonomy to the centre and efficiency in care through call group control and automatic response to care alarms.
NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE
Network infrastructure provides the necessary foundation for connecting devices and systems within a network, facilitating communication and data exchange in local or global environments. It guarantees the operation of all telecommunications systems and integrated devices, ensuring maximum quality and providing network and power supply to the entire system.
WANDERER CONTROL
We design systems to ensure the supervision of elderly or dependent persons who require special monitoring. These systems detect their access to restricted areas, allowing for an immediate response that improves their care and safety. Thanks to this technology, it is possible to intervene to prevent risky situations and ensure a safe and controlled environment.
LOCATION SYSTEMS
Positioning systems are advanced location solutions that provide security and assistance to residents and professionals in residential and hospital centres. These systems enable real-time tracking, both inside and outside the facilities, ensuring a rapid response to any critical situation and improving the protection of people and assets at all times.
CCTV (VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS)
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) is a video surveillance technology that uses cameras to monitor activity in a specific space. In a healthcare/social care centre, CCTV not only ensures security and surveillance, but also contributes to the quality of care and the protection of residents/patients and professionals.
TELEPHONY
The telephone system provides internal and external communications, as well as managing the reception of alarm notifications, ensuring smooth communication and a rapid response to emergencies
PA SYSTEM
The public address system enables clear and crisp transmission of voice messages or music through strategically placed loudspeakers separated by zones within a centre. Comprising a microphone, loudspeakers and a signal amplifier, it is essential for ensuring effective communication, the safety of everyone present and a pleasant atmosphere.
WIRELESS DATA NETWORK SYSTEM
The WiFi network system provides wireless interconnection service with the data network throughout the centre. To this end, powerful network access points are installed, sized to ensure wireless homogeneity throughout the building.
RADAR SENSORS
We develop radar technology that provides relevant information for the care and safety of residents in a care home. The sensors, strategically placed at specific points in the room, remain “invisible” and are non-intrusive. This eliminates the need for restraints in care homes, promoting the autonomy and independence of residents.
- FAQs
FAQs Access Control
What is access control in healthcare and social care settings?
Access control is a system that regulates who can enter certain areas of a healthcare or social care environment at stipulated times. This system uses advanced technology to ensure that only authorised personnel have access to critical restricted areas, thus protecting the safety of residents, patients and sensitive data.
What are the benefits of implementing an access control system?
The implementation of an access control system improves the overall security of the healthcare/social care environment, prevents unauthorised access, and allows detailed monitoring of who enters and leaves the premises. This contributes to the protection of residents/patients and staff at the centre.
How does the ISECO access control system work?
ISECO provides users with credentials for access to restricted areas, and the installed devices enable quick and secure identification.
Is it easy to integrate access control with other security systems?
Yes, ISECO offers solutions that enable the integration of electronic access management with other security systems, such as CCTV, alarms, and facial recognition cameras. This integration creates an efficient security environment, improving overall security management at the facility.
What type of technology is used in ISECO access control?
ISECO uses advanced technology such as wall readers, door terminals (handles and knobs), etc., and access is granted via smart cards, virtual keys on a mobile phone, etc. These technologies ensure precise and efficient control over who can enter each area.
How does access control affect the patient experience?
Access is managed and controlled at all times and in real time, allowing any security situation affecting a resident/patient to be resolved quickly. It is therefore an efficient system that contributes to a safer and more controlled environment.
What measures are taken to ensure patient privacy with access control?
Access control systems are designed to comply with data protection and privacy regulations. Protocols are implemented to ensure that only authorised personnel have access to sensitive restricted information, thereby protecting the privacy of residents/patients.
- News
ISECO Updates
Keep up to date with the latest news from ISECO. In this section, you will find news about our most recent projects, technological advances, collaborations, and noteworthy events. Discover how we continue to innovate to offer cutting-edge solutions and how we are making an impact in the social and healthcare sector.
Norwegian company Sensio acquires ISECO to strengthen its European leadership in care technology
