ProNet Systems represents Secure Access Portals in North Carolina for metal detection and anti-tailgating. Secure Access Portals, Inc. is the exclusive distributor for Alluser Industrie Interlocking Door Systems throughout the United States and Puerto Rico.

The Leader In Security Architectural Openings & Single Entry Access Control

The Alluser Interlocking Door System utilizes state-of-the-art technology to customize entrance security solutions based on the level of security required. The Alluser Interlocking Door System is a metal detection and/or access control system that does not require security personnel to monitor a building entrance so as to ensure a weapon-free environment and to prevent unauthorized entry. The cost of the system is self-liquidating by effectively reducing security personnel and the associated annual labor costs.

How Alluser Interlocking Door Systems Work

An individual enters the cabin through the first sliding semi-circular door by pushing a button for access or via any form of personal verification chosen. If the person enters the cabin without any metal objects and/or passes the access control criteria, the first door closes automatically and the second door opens to allow access. However, if the person enters the cabin with a sufficient amount of metal enough to alarm the internal metal detector, or fails to meet the access control criteria, a voice synthesizer will generate a request for the individual to deposit the metal object into special boxes/lockers available at the entrance or notify the individual that access has been denied. Once the entry or exit has been completed, the internal volume is measured to ensure that no object has been left in the cabin by means of a sophisticated volumetric sensing system. If nothing is detected, the system is cleared for the next individual. The entire process takes approximately 6 - 10 seconds depending on the type and weight of the glass deployed. Furthermore, the system prevents piggybacking and tailgating, with adjustable thresholds, to prevent simultaneous transit of two people through the cabin.

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