Control and authorise
Access control manages passage requests through a reader, keypad, intercom or interface. It coordinates with the operator controller.
Gates, doors, pedestrian passages and loading areas: describe each access point's use to combine suitable motorisation, controls and safety equipment.
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| Access point | Useful information for assessment | Families to examine |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle entry | Cars, heavy goods vehicles, passage frequency, waiting areas, clearance envelopes and manoeuvring possibilities. | Bollards and vehicle control · Powered gates |
| Industrial door | Dimensions, weight, mechanics, operating frequency, supply, control mode and emergency access. | GfA ELEKTROMATEN · SIMU |
| Pedestrian passage | Identification method, entry and exit, release, power supply and user management. | ACIE access control · Control and intercom |
| Movement zone | Contact or crushing risks, presence of people, environment and safety chain connection. | ASO selection · BEA Sensors detection |
Access control manages passage requests through a reader, keypad, intercom or interface. It coordinates with the operator controller.
Select sensors according to what they must detect, their working area and placement. Consult installation conditions for each model.
Safety edges, mats and associated electronics form part of an assembly that must be sized and checked. A component reference alone does not validate passage safety.

When requesting a safety edge, specify profile, finished length, brackets, wiring and the control with which it must operate. Selection also considers movement and the space required for stopping.
The manufacturer's manuals and performance data apply to a defined assembly. Risk assessment, testing and commissioning of the complete installation remain necessary.
View SENTIR edge 65 ST and its manufacturer data →Control Access Distribution is based in La Penne-sur-Huveaune, near Marseille. For a logistics platform, workshop, port or aviation environment, the dossier must describe actual exposure and operating conditions.
Each product's protection ratings, materials and limits must be checked in its datasheet; they cannot be inferred from the word ‘industrial’ alone.
Even a simple plan, photos and an access point list make the discussion more precise. Number passages and link each photo to dimensions, uses and existing equipment.
Specify what must be retained and what can change. For networking, video and power supplies, ELBAC products complement the selection subject to installation characteristics.
Provide known references, measurements and operating conditions. Control Access helps you identify products and the details to confirm in the quote.