Category: Vehicle and Inspection

The Rising Importance of Bollards in New Zealand: Enhancing Security Amid Increasing Crime Rates

Jun 18, 2024 | Vehicle Barriers, Vehicle and Inspection

Discover the rising importance of bollards in New Zealand as an effective measure to enhance security amid increasing crime rates. Learn about different types of bollards, their benefits, and installation tips.

Top Features of a Reliable Security System in New Zealand: Comprehensive Guide for 2024

Jun 13, 2024 | Access Control, CCTV Surveillance, Smart Locks, Turnstile Access Control, Vehicle and Inspection

Discover the essential features of a reliable security system in New Zealand for 2024. Learn about access control, CCTV, alarm systems, and more to keep your property safe.

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Locks Explained

Making sense of locks: An overview of designs, uses, and advice.

Electric Strike (Budget-friendly, Discrete)

How it Works: Works with your existing deadbolt for access control on interior doors. When activated, it releases a bolt to secure the door frame.

Good for: Adding access control to already secured doors. Discreet installation inside the door frame.

Not ideal for: Exterior doors as the primary lock (requires separate deadbolt for security).

Maglock (Easy Access, Budget-friendly)

How it Works: Electromagnet on the door frame holds the door shut with a magnetic pull.

Good for: High-traffic areas, especially glass doors (with appropriate mounting kits) where easy access control is needed. Budget-friendly option.

Considerations:

• New Zealand Building Compliance: May not meet minimum height requirements (1990mm from floor) for some applications.
• Aesthetics: Larger size might be less suitable for design-focused areas.

V-Lock (Drop Bolt Lock, High Security, Discrete)

How it Works: Similar to a deadbolt, but with a "V" shaped bolt for strong locking.

Good for: Exterior doors or high-security areas. Offers strong locking mechanism. Discreet installation inside the door frame.

Considerations: May not be the most budget-friendly option for all clients.

Electronic Mortise Lock (High Security, Discrete)
How it Works: Replaces existing mechanical lock and integrates with access control system.
Good for: Exterior doors or high-security entrances where key override is also desired. Discreet installation inside the door.
Good to Know: Generally more expensive than other options.

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• Electric Strike & Electronic Mortise Lock: Work with solid wood doors.
• Maglock & V-Lock: May require additional hardware for glass doors.

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