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Car Park Barriers from Century Secure Group
What are Car Park Barriers? Car park barriers are designed to restrict the flow of vehicles entering and leaving your car park. The effective use of car park barriers can be implemented to: Allow only authorised vehicles entry Allow only a set number of vehicles...
Automatic barriers: what you need to know
As a business with commercial premises, physically protecting your property and your assets from intruders is an essential first-line security measure. We talked in a previous post about how automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) can be a useful tool, when combined...
5 advantages of using an ANPR car parking system
Even in the time where cyber threats to a business are so prominent, it’s still vital to think about the physical threats, and ensure the perimeter of your premises are suitably protected. A business’ first line of defence and entry point is the security gate or...
The ANPR System in Car Parks
More and more often major retailers and private car park owners report of their car parks being abused by individuals who use their premises to park their cars over extended periods of time when they are, in fact, not visiting the companies that own the car parks....
How to Ensure Maximum Security
To ensure that you have maximum security with your Advanced Car Parking Management System, there are a number of features that you should consider. Modern technology is continually coming up with new ways to keep your system and property safe. Here are some of the...
Century Security with Good Looks
This sometimes means that people are installing a new automated gate barrier system on their property; alternatively, an existing gate is being closed more often and the owner wants to automate the opening and closing process. This means that the gate does not need to...