Entry Management System

Our state-of-the-art Access Control and Entry Management Systems are designed to meet the unique security needs of hotels, banks, offices, and beyond. Our solutions range from biometric and mobile-enabled access to comprehensive, cloud-based control systems, ensuring that only authorized personnel can access designated areas. With BVO, safeguard your spaces with precision, efficiency, and a touch of innovation tailored just for you.

Biometric Access Control

Description: Uses unique biological traits, like fingerprints, facial recognition, iris scans, or even voice recognition.
Application: Suitable for high-security areas in banks, data centers, and corporate offices.
Pros: High security, unique to each user, and difficult to replicate or forge.
Cons: Higher initial cost and sometimes slower processing time for larger groups

Card-Based or RFID Access Control

Description: Uses RFID or smart cards (contactless or magnetic strip) for entry.
Application: Commonly used in hotels, offices, and residential buildings.
Pros: User-friendly, easily manageable, and scalable for large groups.
Cons: Cards can be lost or stolen, and regular card replacement can be necessary

Keypad or PIN-Based Access Control

Description: Requires users to enter a code or PIN to gain access.
Application: Used in lower-security areas or as an additional layer of security.
Pros: Cost-effective and easy to install.
Cons: Codes can be shared or forgotten, and regular PIN updates are advised for security

Mobile-Based Access Control

Description: Uses a smartphone app or Bluetooth for access, often allowing remote access management.
Application: Emerging in modern hotels and offices with high flexibility needs.
Pros: Convenient, supports remote management, and reduces reliance on physical cards or keys.
Cons: Dependent on phone battery and app functionality; some users may be less tech-savvy.

Cloud-Based Access Control

Description: Managed remotely via a cloud platform, allowing real-time access management from anywhere.
Application: Suitable for multi-location businesses, especially in corporate offices and banks.
Pros: Scalable, central control, real-time updates, and data storage.
Cons: Dependent on internet connection and potential cybersecurity concerns

Intercom and Video Entry Systems

Description: Often combined with cameras, users can see and communicate with visitors before granting access.
Application: Common in high-rise buildings, offices, and gated properties.
Pros: Visual verification and voice communication add extra security.
Cons: Can be costly and may require regular maintenance

Turnstiles and Speed Gates

Description: Physical barriers (like turnstiles) used with access credentials to control entry in high-traffic areas.
Application: Commonly used in large office buildings, banks, and public transportation hubs.
Pros: Prevents tailgating and offers clear entry/exit control.
Cons: Physical installation required and may not suit all locations.