Roger access control: deciding who goes where, and when

Keys don't keep logs, can't be revoked, and get copied at any locksmith. Access control replaces them with credentials you manage: cards, codes, fingerprints or faces. Our controller platform of choice is Roger's RACS system, a Polish-engineered range we've relied on for years.

Start with one door

A single PR102 or PR402 controller secures one door with readers on one or both sides, an electric lock from our door-lock range, and a full event log — who opened, when, and whether the door was forced or left open. Standalone doors need no software at all.

Scale to the whole building

Need more doors? PR402DR and PR411DR controllers snap onto a DIN rail, and the CPR32-NET network controller ties them into one system with access groups, schedules and central reporting: cleaners in at 6, office staff from 8, server room for IT only.

Credentials for every situation

Proximity cards and fobs are the everyday workhorses; keypads add PIN entry where cards get forgotten; and biometric readers — fingerprint or the VF300 face terminal from our time & attendance range — remove the credential entirely. Mix and match per door: card outside, free exit button inside is the classic office recipe.

One system, two jobs

The same readers that control the door can feed time & attendance, so clock-in data drops straight into payroll instead of paper timesheets. Tell us how your building is used and we'll design the door schedule around it.