Door systems & portals

A portal refers to the area around a door system, including the frame, door, locking mechanisms and other associated elements.
It is the entrance area or passageway to a building or room.

• Individual entrance doors: Standard doors that provide access to a building or room.
• Double doors: Two doors that meet in the middle and are often used in larger entrance areas.
• Sliding doors: Doors that slide sideways or vertically and can save space.
• Automatic doors: Doors that open and close automatically, e.g. with the help of sensors or buttons.
• Security doors: Special doors with increased burglary or fire protection.
• Hinged doors: Doors that rotate around a central axis and allow people to pass through in both directions.

• Increased security: Access controls and monitoring functions make it more difficult for unauthorized persons to gain access.
• Convenient access: Automatic doors and remote-controlled access functions enable smooth and convenient access.
• Flexibility: Time-controlled access and customizable settings offer flexibility in managing access.
• Improved monitoring: The integration of surveillance cameras or other sensors makes it easier to detect suspicious activity.

Yes, modern door systems can be integrated into existing security systems