Vanderbilt has explored best practices for protecting employees and visitors when they come to a building.
Below, Vanderbilt outlines a scenario of how the products can be used for area counting and pre-booking systems for occupancy management when social distancing.
Example Scenario:
- Vanderbilt’s access control solutions can manage the number of people in an area at any one time.
- Automated people counting systems offer a method of counting and limiting access to certain areas.
- Operators can enable a maximum occupancy level to prevent overcrowding within a building or in an area.
Reports and Alarms
- These systems can provide live data and trigger alarms in the event of an occupancy breach.
- This live data will enable organisations to take proactive decisions to prevent overcrowding and enforce social distancing effectively.
- This will enable security operators to evaluate which areas of a building are vulnerable to overcrowding with live statistics, including heat and path maps, people count reports, zone breakdowns, and alerts of congestion and bottlenecks.
- A red light or red and green lights can be triggered to show when people can enter.
Suitable For:
Retail outlet or supermarkets controlling how many people they can have in their store, with a red and green light being turned on as occupancy levels reach user-defined thresholds.
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