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Parking pedestrian access control
The pedestrian access control for car parks is a device that allows you to control who can access through pedestrian gates of your facility.
A completely modular unit that adapts to any type of carp park. It has a ticket reader + RFID, which allows access to your occasional customers by scanning their ticket. Customers who have booked a parking space, can access by scanning a QR code. And to your monthly subscribers, scanning their RFID card.
For communication, the pedestrian access control has a voice IP intercom, which can be improved by incorporating a video camera.
Additionally, the keyboard module can be incorporated, for access by a password.
- Modular parking pedestrian access control.
- Barcode and QR ticket reader.
- RFID reader for subscribers.
- Intercom with voice. Can be upgraded with video.
- Keyboard for password access.
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One access point for different types of user
Manage hourly customers, bookings, season ticket holders or authorised staff from a single control point.
Modular configuration
It lets you choose the identification and communication methods each door needs, so you avoid installing functions the operation does not require.
Easier access outside opening hours
In car parks with closed pedestrian doors or gates, it identifies authorised users without depending permanently on staff being on site.
Help right at the door
The IP intercom makes it easier to resolve incidents when a user cannot be identified or needs assistance.
Different access methods from a single terminal
Tickets for hourly customers
The reader identifies tickets with a barcode or QR code to check whether the user is authorised to come in through the pedestrian door.
QR for bookings and digital access
Customers with a booking or other digital credentials can identify themselves with a QR code, either on paper or on their phone screen.
RFID for season ticket holders and staff
It allows RFID credentials to be used to make recurring access easier for season ticket holders, employees and other authorised users.
PIN access
The modular system can be configured with a PIN keypad when a code is needed as an additional identification method.
IP intercom
The intercom lets the user contact the assistance service when they need help at the door. It can optionally be extended with video intercom.
How does pedestrian access control for a car park work?
What is the difference between pedestrian and vehicle control?
How can an hourly customer get back in?
Does it work for season ticket holders and authorised staff?
What happens if the power goes out or there is an emergency?
