SMARTair locks and readers provide a simplified way to manage access. Students and staff wear badges programmed to allow access to specific authorised areas. Additionally, the SMARTair TS1000 software makes it easy to issue and cancel access credentials for temporary visitors such as parents.
"In addition to the main entrances and classrooms, access to private areas such as lifts, offices, staff rooms, the church, the museum, the library and the computer room are constantly monitored,” adds Fernández Soriano. “Thanks to our SMARTair devices installed in more than 300 doors, the security team knows who has accessed which area and when, at any time".
Installation and integration
The installation of the new SMARTair system involved hardly any work at all. Some of the doors in the school date from the 16th century, so it was not possible to make major alterations to the hardware. “The system was installed without problems and without interrupting classes,” confirms Fernández Soriano. SMARTair is a modular system so scalability is built in and they can extend or adjust their access system whenever they want. In fact, “Phase II” of the project is already being planned.
SMARTair software was also easily incorporated into existing management workflows at the school. The Diocesan College has used iinventi software for the past five years. Integration with SMARTair software was simple: access control, the library and dining room are managed from one integrated system.
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