A security airlock is a passage consisting of at least two successive doors. The basic operation is simple: the first door must be closed before the second can be opened. Thanks to this principle, the airlock forms an effective barrier against unauthorized access.
When using Bunkerkit elements, the airlock can be quickly and modularly constructed. The structure can be adapted to the layout of the building and integrated into existing secured zones.
Function and operation of the security airlock
The airlock has a dual function:
- Access control: the system prevents errors or irregularities in access to a secured area. It ensures that only authorized persons gain access.
- Detention zone: in case of fraudulent access, the airlock can temporarily hold a suspect or intruder, thereby safeguarding the security of personnel and infrastructure.
Monitoring single entry points (single entry door)
An essential feature of the airlock is the ability to guarantee single-person access. This means that only one person at a time is allowed into the secured area.
This control can be carried out in various ways, including:
- biometric systems,
- cameras,
- infrared sensors,
- weight control,
- pressure-sensitive mats,
- or physical elements that prevent more than one person from entering at the same time.
Thanks to these measures, only the right persons are granted passage, and the risk of misuse is kept to a minimum.
FAQ about the security airlock
What is a security airlock? A security airlock is a passage with at least two successive doors, where the first door must be closed before the second can be opened. This increases access control and security.
What functions does a security airlock have? The airlock prevents errors during access control and can temporarily hold intruders or unauthorized persons in a detention zone.
Can a Bunkerkit security airlock be modularly constructed? Yes. With Bunkerkit elements,the airlock can be easily assembled, adapted to the space, and integrated into existing secured zones.
Just like the other solutions from Metal Quartz, the Bunkerkit airlock is also designed to be modular, efficient, and reliable for integration into secured areas.
A security airlock is a passage with at least two successive doors, where the first door must be closed before the second can be opened. This increases access control and security.
The airlock prevents errors during access control and can temporarily hold intruders or unauthorized persons in a detention zone.
Yes. With Bunkerkit elements,the airlock can be easily assembled, adapted to the space, and integrated into existing secured zones.
Just like the other solutions from Metal Quartz, the Bunkerkit airlock is also designed to be modular, efficient, and reliable for integration into secured areas.