Door Entry Systems

When both a door entry system and a mailing system are needed, housing them together is convenient. Our through-wall letterbox panel provides this combined solution, saving both space and cost.

Most proprietary door entry systems fit within our through-wall letterbox solution. The most space-efficient method uses our components specifically designed for the mailbox.

Given the wide range of requirements, we offer tailored solutions. Our technical sales team can provide a detailed drawing of the finished layout. We offer through-wall letterbox solutions in any powder-coated RAL colour.

To create the design, we need the full specification and requirements. This ensures the system meets your exact needs, including push buttons, audio, video, and door release systems.

Push Buttons

Integrate push buttons into door entry systems to enable users to enter codes for property access or contact residents. Additionally, to meet Disability Discrimination Act requirements, illuminate these buttons. You can achieve this with either a halo circle or continuous colouring.

Audio

Various audio systems enhance communication between users and residents. For example, you can use telephones, button audio tones, or digital display systems with built-in microphones. Each option facilitates clear and effective communication.

Video

A video camera can be integrated for clear, real-time monitoring. This ensures ultimate peace of mind and enhances security.

The Safety Letterbox Company’s Door Entry Systems are built on the COM 3 mailbox product. They include a customizable panel designed for the specific door entry and mailbox combination. Since there are no standard dimensions, each solution is tailored individually for each project.

Door Entry Systems are installed beside entrances to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) for accessibility.

The DDA ensures that disabled individuals, including wheelchair users and the blind, have barrier-free access to goods and services.

When designing door entry systems, it’s essential to address needs such as wheelchair access and provide visual and audio prompts for the disabled.

FOR THE PARTIALLY SIGHTED;

Options include high-visibility halo rings around buttons, permanently illuminated buttons, braille characters, and audio tones for lock release.

FOR THE ‘HARD OF HEARING’;

Visual prompts can display “Speak Now” when a call is answered and “Door Open” when the door lock is released.

FOR WHEELCHAIR USERS;

Panels are designed for easy use at many different heights to accommodate all users.

FOR RESIDENT OR EMPLOYEE FACILITIES;

Features include a keypad entry for residents, and, in addition, CCD camera video security enhances overall protection.

According to the Secured by Design Homes 2024 guide, the SBD initiative aims to protect both people and property across virtually any setting. Products that comply with the Secured by Design Homes 2019 guide focus on security as a top priority.

For example, a bank of heavy-duty mailboxes—optionally equipped with a gap restrictor to reduce the mail aperture size—combined with anti-vandal push buttons and a door entry system, offers a secure and durable solution. This setup restricts entry to authorized personnel only, ensuring protection even in the most challenging locations.

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