Access control and keypads.
Fewer keys. More control.
Access control determines who can enter, how and when — using a keypad, card, tag, biometrics or other smart methods. GilGal (also written Gil Gal) matches the system to the door, gate and real usage pattern.
Access control designed around users.
A reliable system combines identification with the lock, controller, power supply and the physical door or gate. Planning therefore covers mechanical and electrical requirements, not just the appearance of the keypad.
Solutions can use PIN codes, proximity credentials, biometric identification and keyless entry, with permissions and user management according to system capabilities and site needs.
Planning comes first.
The right credential
PIN, proximity, biometrics or combinations selected for the required balance of convenience and control.
Door & gate integration
Locking, power and controller design treated as one system for reliable operation.
Users & permissions
User and access permissions configured according to the system and the needs of the home or organization.
How do you choose the right access control system?
Access control combines the identification method with the door, lock, controller and power supply. Choosing between a keypad, RFID card or tag, biometric identification or smart entry should start with the number of users, the required security level, permission management and the type of door or gate.
For businesses, it is also important to consider adding and removing users, entry logs, time-based permissions and integration with intercom, security cameras or an alarm system. At home, the priority may be keyless convenience.
- Keypads, RFID cards and proximity tags
- Biometric and smart-entry options
- User and permission management
- Integration with intercom, CCTV and alarms
What to know before you start.
Which keypad is right for an entrance door?
It depends on the door and lock, outdoor conditions, number of users and management requirements. The keypad should be selected as part of the complete system.
Can I unlock a door without a key?
Yes. PIN, proximity tag or card, biometrics and other smart methods can be used depending on the selected system.
Can one system manage several doors?
Compatible access-control systems can manage multiple doors, users and permissions centrally.
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