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Access Control & Facial Recognition Systems

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  • What it is: A reader at the door (facial, fingerprint or card), a controller that decides whether to…
  • Technology options: Facial recognition (fastest, no card or contact needed), fingerprint (no card to lose…
  • Brands in this market: ZKTeco, Suprema and HID are the names that come up repeatedly across UAE access control…
  • Single door vs networked: A single door is a self-contained unit.
  • Delivery / Installation: Installed across all 7 Emirates from our own team.
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Priced per door against the technology and whether it's networked.

What it is

Controlling who gets through which door, and keeping the record of it. Readers are priced per door — facial recognition, fingerprint and card, or card only — and the lock set is chosen by the door: an electric strike for a timber frame, a magnetic lock sized to the leaf for anything heavier. Standalone units suit one or two doors; past that a networked system puts users, schedules and the audit trail on one platform. Tell us the number of doors and whether you need the record for payroll or only for security.

Specification

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What it is
A reader at the door (facial, fingerprint or card), a controller that decides whether to unlock, and the lock and power supply itself — networked together where more than one door needs managing centrally.
Technology options
Facial recognition (fastest, no card or contact needed), fingerprint (no card to lose, contact-based), card/fob (cheapest per user, easiest to issue and revoke for a large or changing workforce).
Brands in this market
ZKTeco, Suprema and HID are the names that come up repeatedly across UAE access control suppliers — reputable, widely serviced brands rather than an unfamiliar one with no local support.
Single door vs networked
A single door is a self-contained unit. A networked system ties multiple doors to one management platform, so access rights, logs and revocations are handled from one place rather than door by door.
Delivery / Installation
Installed across all 7 Emirates from our own team. Site survey first, then a written quotation with the scope, the equipment and the timeline shown separately — not a single lump figure. Supplied and installed by our own crew. This is a project, not a shelf item — the quotation follows a site visit, not a price list.
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