DDS Elevator and Lift Access Control systems provide secure and convenient building access.
The single-floor access system requires users to present their credentials (such as a card) to call the elevator to a specific floor. In contrast, the multi-floor system allows users to select their authorized destination floors. Multi-floor access control is ideal for high-rise buildings, offering residents or companies the flexibility to access multiple floors securely and conveniently.
Time-controlled elevator access permits entry based on the time of day. For example, restricting access only during night hours.
Unique Feature
DDS Elevator Access Control includes a special “Guest Control Facility,” enabling the building admin to quickly enable or disable guest access for parties and events—without needing to request additional support or service.
Every authorized person carries his/ her Access Card. The Access Card is held in the front of the Access Control as shown above. On reading the credentials the Access Control Beeps. Authorized person then selects the floor button. The floor button lights up indicating the call is registered. DDS Access Controls supports Access Cards, Biometric and Mobile phone credentials.
Biometric Elevator Access Control is used when high security is required and minimum guest visit.
This is most acceptable and popular as it offers flexibility, ease of operation, allows more features and security. Every authorized person carries a ID size card with electronically encoded credentials and without printing for security reasons.
DDS Elevator Access Control System is simple and feature rich with convenience, flexibility, ease of operation, Secured, is scalable and cost effective.
Members are issued access card. Member present their card to Access Control, then selects the floor button on COP (Car Operating Panel).
To restricts entry to elevator on Ground Floor (landing).
Landing Access Control allows Authorized card holder to call the elevator to the floor (Landing) by showing the authorized card and then pressing the floor landing button. This has a advantage of avoiding unauthorized calls from ground floor or other floors by unauthorized persons thus avoiding unnecessary up and down movement of elevator saving electricity. Once inside the elevator one can access any floor. To secure the entire facility, all floor landing must be secured with Landing Access Control.
A combination of COP Access control and Landing Access Control at all floor landings is the best security option for elevators.
DDS manufactures Elevator Access Control since 2002. DDS Elevator Access Control offers features to suit customer security and convenience.
This feature automatically registers call to specific floor on showing the card to Access Control. This is “Self Floor” as the person is residing on the floor.
Some owners in a high rise facility need to access more than one floor. These authorized card holders are given “Multi Floor” access rights.
Certain facilities prefer to restrict access to elevators only during night and allow free access to elevator as the facility allows entry to maids, milk man, fruit & vegetable vendors etc.
This is very useful and interesting feature of DDS Elevator Access Control.
In large facilities with multiple buildings, Security guard at entrance of facility issues a time bound Guest Access Card to specific floor after verifying with host. Guest hands over the Guest Access Card to the host who returns it to security. Alternatively, security guard registers the floor call for the guest.
To cater to functions/ parties when more number of guests are expected, a feature is provided to over ride the Access Control to specific floor or all floor. All guests enter the elevator and register call by selecting floor button on the COP. This feature is activated by guest control card.
As a standard feature, DDS Elevator Access Control is connected to any Fire Alarm Panel. In case of fire in the building/ zone, the access control is bypassed.
When a traditional DCS is used, the calls are given only from the Destination Operating Panel (DOP). Card reader is integrated with the Destination Operating Panel (DOP). Turnstile integration is done to activate direct home floor call feature when a person passes through it.
Elevators with more than one COP
Elevators with two entry/ exit on either side
Car Parking elevator control
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