Automatic Systems - Physical Access Control and Security Equipment
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Leaders in Access Control for Pedestrians and Vehicles
Automatic Systems group has been a leading player in the area of access control for pedestrians and vehicles for almost 40 years.
The products are designed to increase security in all sensitive areas of an airport terminal: perimeter fences, parking areas, crew briefing rooms, airport traffic control towers, terminal lobbies, general aviation boundaries with commercial airlines, immigration and security checkpoints etc.
Automatic gates, Interlock doors, Anti-reflow doors, Full-height turnstiles, Tripod turnstiles, Road blockers, Rising barriers, Automated border control gates and Self-boarding gates answer a series of issues:
- Security and safety
- Electronic detection of tailgating
- Automation of biometric controls
- Friendly staff and passengers' access control
- Fast-track lanes
Contact:
Automatic Systems s.a.
5 avenue Mercator
B-1300 Wavre
Belgium
Contact person: Jean-Pierre Leleu
Marketing Manager
Phone: +32 10 23 02 11
Fax: +32 10 23 02 02
Airport Detection System
- New Detection System: ASDAS “One-person-only” »
ASDAS (Automatic Systems Detection and Analysis Solution) “one-person-only” detection system guarantees that each person allowed through is fully screened and has the authorization to go from a free area to a secured one.
Automated Border Control
- SNG Series 770: Automated Border Control and Electronic Passports »
In 2004, Air France launched the “P.E.G.A.SE Project” (Experimental Programme for Automated Border Control).
Automatic Security Doors
- PAS Exit-Only Doors At Brussels-South Airport »
The objectives set by Brussels-South Charleroi Airport (BSCA) a few years ago were to prevent passengers without a valid boarding ticket accessing the transit zone while allowing free passage for authorized passengers exiting the airport without the need for manned security.
Personnel Access Control
- Thanks to Automatic Systems’ INTERLOCK DOORS Air France Flight Crew Feel Unstressed »
Since January 2006, all French airline crew members use Automatic Systems’ interlock doors to enter what has become the biggest waiting room for flight attendants in France where the pre-flight briefing takes place.
