HOME WHO USES PAXTON PUBLIC SECTOR Public Sector Public sector buildings are varied in their use and as a result have a range of requirements. Our user-friendly solutions offer the flexibility to open up public areas of a building whilst securing areas which are only available for employees. Control movement of large numbers of public visitors Manage multi-site facilities with central administration Automated door opening and lock times to restrict access Customer feedback We’re very pleased with our new solution, it is simple to use, more reliable, and inexpensive compared to using locks and keys. We can also manage the Net2 system remotely which is great if there’s an issue we need to resolve quickly. View all How Paxton helps secure public sector buildings Managing your building Our user-friendly systems make it straightforward for you to manage your building. You can benefit from many features including: Door/building grouping – split your site into public and private areas Reports – build customised reports about user events for individual doors or groups of doors at anytime Card designer – prevent library users from sharing access cards by including a photo and their name (Net2 only) Video door entry – allows you to communicate with your visitor before granting them access to your building Setting access rights Depending on which solution you choose, access permissions can be managed remotely from a smart device or browser, from a PC or locally at each door. Our solutions can help you manage your site with a range of access permissions. Dual authentication – doors can be set to require a token plus PIN to secure sensitive areas. With Paxton10, smart credential authentication can also be a requirement; utilising the biometric fingerprint reader on a user’s smart device Wireless door handles – can be quickly added to secure offices or archives, restricting access by the public Temporary access – provide visitors with a token that has a time restriction Emergency lockdown – secure a site at the touch of a button in the event of an emergency (Net2 only) Automated security settings Additional automation possibilities support the smooth running of your building, saving you time and allowing you to gain more from your system. Timezones – optimise the use of public areas such as libraries, automatically opening and closing doors when they are open to the public Auto-expiration dates – indicate the dates between which the user’s access is valid. Contractors or temporary staff cards can be configured to have access between certain dates and times Roll call – set your system to generate an automatic roll call report when the fire alarm goes off. This helps to identify who is safe once the building has been evacuated Real time notifications – receive event and access notifications in real-time, wherever you are Integrating the system Integrating with other systems can make your building more streamlined and secure. Intruder alarm – control your intruder and access systems as one across different areas of your building and minimise false alarms Fire alarm – program your fire doors to automatically open in the event of an emergency CCTV – link footage to specific access events in our software Lift control – utilising I/O boards the system can be configured to control access into lifts and to individual floors (Net2 only) Lighting – program utilities to switch on or off at a specific time. Our systems can also be used to recognise when facilities aren’t being used making sure empty rooms or areas don’t cost money (Net2 only) See Paxton solutions in action Vauréal Council Humberside Fire and Rescue Service Canoe England Lake County Jail Find an installer Become an installer Need help or have a question? Products Systems Who uses Paxton Solutions More from us Contact © 2020 Paxton Access Ltd. All rights reserved. Paxton Access Ltd. Registered in England No. 01879474. Terms & Conditions Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Web Design London News Login Register English £GBP Basket 0 About Products & Solutions Install Paxton Technical Literature ...