PERKOTEK ACP8 Access Control Panel

• 

Full Control with the ACP 8 Access Control Panel

Today, security has become one of the top priorities for every institution and business. Especially authorized access plays a crucial role in ensuring internal security within organizations. In this context, access control panels provide an important technological solution that allows employees, visitors, and other authorized personnel to enter designated areas in a controlled manner. The Perkotek ACP8 Access Control Panel is an innovative product offering security, ease of use, and flexibility in this field. The next-generation ACP8 panel communicates with computers via TCP/IP and with readers using Wiegand 26/34 protocol. It processes the data from readers with its own CPU according to pre-defined authorization levels to manage access security.

ACP8 Access Control Panel Technical Specifications

• Power Supply: 12V 2A

• Card Capacity: 30,000 cards

• Password Capacity: 30,000 passwords

• Log Capacity: 50,000 logs

• 100 Mb Ethernet Connection

• 8 Wiegand 26/34 Ports

• 4 Relay Outputs

• 4 Button Outputs

• Status indication with 4 different LEDs

• Access Group Definition

• Panel Selection per Access Group

• 6 Time Intervals

• Number of Passes per Time Interval

• Reader Selection for Access

• Anti-Passback Feature

• Date Range and General Quota Settings per Card

• SQL-Based Control and Reporting Software

• Online Operation with Access Monitoring Screen

• Visual Warning and Alarm Relay on Door Forced Entry

• Data Backup as TXT Files

• Export Reports to Excel and Print

What is an Access Control Panel?

An access control panel is an electronic security system that authorizes individuals entering a particular area and records these entries. Typically integrated with cards, passwords, fingerprint or facial recognition biometric systems, access control panels grant permission only to authorized personnel. These systems are widely used in factories, offices, schools, hospitals, and similar institutions.

Key Features of Perkotek ACP8 Access Control Panel

a) High Security: Access control panels permit entry only to authorized individuals through authentication methods such as cards, fingerprints, passwords, or facial recognition, thus preventing unauthorized access.

b) User-Friendly Interface: The Perkotek ACP8 offers an easy-to-use interface suitable for users of all levels, making setup and management straightforward.

c) Centralized Management: The panel allows management of multiple doors from a single point, enabling large organizations to easily control all access points centrally.

d) Flexibility: It supports integration with various authentication methods like cards, passwords, fingerprints, or facial recognition, and can be customized as per specific needs.

e) Detailed Reporting: The system logs entry and exit activities in detail, covering everything from employee attendance to precise records of who entered which area and when.

f) Secure Database Management: All user and access information is stored in a secure, encrypted database, preventing unauthorized access to sensitive data.

Usage Areas of Access Control Panels

• Businesses and Offices: To ensure only authorized personnel access certain areas.

• Schools and Universities: To control student and staff access and enhance security against external threats.

• Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities: To protect patient privacy and sensitive areas such as medicine cabinets.

• Hotels and Hospitality: To restrict room access to authorized guests only.

• Government Institutions: To increase security and prevent unauthorized entry.

Advantages of Perkotek Access Control Panel

a) Cost Efficiency: More economical than traditional keyed locks. No need to make new keys if lost — just update authorizations in the system.

b) Scalability: Suitable for small businesses to large facilities; easily expandable to add new entry points or update the system.

c) Time Saving: Centralized management and reporting features save time by simplifying access control and employee tracking.

d) High Integration: Compatible with other security and automation systems like fire alarms and video surveillance.

e) Traceability: Provides detailed logs of who accessed what and when, invaluable for investigating security breaches.