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Door Entry Systems for Secure Access
Explore our range of door entry systems designed to help manage access to homes, workplaces and commercial buildings. Find products that support convenient communication with visitors and controlled entry to enhance day-to-day security.
Door Entry Systems
Browse our collection to find options that match your installation needs and preferred style of access control. Each system is designed to offer practical features for clear communication and controlled entry points.
- Door Entry Systems: Provides a complete choice of access control and communication products to help manage who can enter a property or premises.
Trusted Brands in Door Entry Systems
Explore a range of recognised names in door entry systems to help complete your project. Find options for homes, commercial premises and professional installations.
- Bell Systems : Provide components for multi-way audio entry points, handset stations and accessories, helping installers build reliable entrance communication for residential or shared-occupancy buildings.
- ESP : Cover a broad mix of video entry panels, internal monitors, emergency door release points and access hardware for integrated entrance control in modern properties.
- Byron : Offer wired doorbells, chimes and bell pushes to provide straightforward call points at front doors in flats, houses and small commercial premises.
- Knightsbridge : Deliver wireless door chimes and plug-in receivers, helping users add audible alerts to entrances without complex wiring work or extensive installation time.
- Mercury : Focus on wireless door phones and chimes that allow two-way conversation and clear notification from external call stations to internal receivers.
- Click : Support smart home entrance control using door and window sensors that integrate with wider connected systems for monitoring access points.
- Greenbrook : Provide transformers and related components often used to power traditional doorbells and entry circuits in domestic and light commercial installations.
- Robus : Offer video doorbells, chimes and external cameras to help householders and businesses monitor entrances and respond to callers more conveniently.
- Texecom : Concentrate on wireless door contacts used to monitor opening points, forming part of broader security and access control arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a door entry system and how does it work?
A door entry system controls access to a building by linking an external call point to one or more internal handsets, monitors or chimes, enabling communication and controlled entry.
What is the difference between audio and video door entry systems?
Audio systems provide two-way voice communication with callers, while video systems add a camera and screen so occupants can see visitors before operating locks or granting access.
Can I add a door entry system to an existing property?
Yes, many systems are designed for retrofitting into existing buildings. Installers typically assess cabling routes, power requirements and preferred call points before choosing an appropriate configuration.
Do door entry systems need a dedicated power supply?
Yes, most require a stable low-voltage supply, often provided through a transformer or power supply unit. Always follow manufacturer guidance and electrical regulations during installation.
What is the advantage of a wireless door entry or doorbell system?
Wireless systems avoid running extensive new cabling. They can be helpful where wiring is difficult, such as finished interiors, outbuildings or properties with multiple entrance points.
Can door entry systems be used with electric door locks?
Yes, many systems include outputs to operate electric strikes or magnetic locks. A competent installer should confirm compatibility and ensure locks are powered and wired correctly.
How many internal handsets or monitors can one door entry panel serve?
This depends on the specific system design. Some support a single station, while others allow multiple handsets or monitors across several flats or internal locations.
Are door entry systems compatible with apartment or multi-occupancy buildings?
Yes, many systems are designed for multi-way operation, enabling individual call buttons or addressable stations so each flat or unit has its own internal receiver.
Can I integrate a door entry system with my existing security setup?
In many cases, yes. Installers may link entry panels, door contacts or release mechanisms with alarm or CCTV equipment to create a more joined-up access control approach.
How should I maintain and test a door entry system?
Regularly check audio, video, call buttons and door release functions, and visually inspect cabling and external stations. Arrange professional attention if faults, water ingress or physical damage are noticed.
Do I need a professional electrician to install a door entry system?
It is strongly recommended. A qualified installer can handle mains connections, low-voltage wiring, cable routing and configuration, helping to ensure reliable operation and compliance with regulations.
Can I expand my door entry system in the future?
Often yes, though it depends on the chosen system. Some allow additional handsets, monitors or access points to be added within defined limits stated by the manufacturer.
Need help with door entry systems?
If you need guidance choosing components or planning an installation, our team is ready to help. Call us on 01424 220384 for product advice and ordering support.