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Access Control System Installation Certificate

An Access Control System Installation Certificate confirms that an electronic access control system (card readers, biometrics, intercom) has been installed and commissioned. It covers controller programming, credential configuration, door hardware, and integration with fire alarm systems for emergency egress.

BS EN 60839-11 (access control), Building Regulations Part B (fire escape), Equality Act 2010 (accessibility)Valid: One-off (annual review recommended)

What it covers

  • Controller and reader specifications
  • Door hardware and lock types
  • Credential type (card, fob, biometric, PIN)
  • Fire alarm integration and fail-safe/fail-secure
  • Emergency egress compliance
  • User training and handover

Who needs a Access Control Cert?

Commercial building owners
Office managers
Healthcare facilities
Education establishments

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Frequently asked questions about Access Control Cert

What is fail-safe vs fail-secure?
Fail-safe locks unlock when power is lost (used on fire escape routes — doors must open freely in a fire). Fail-secure locks remain locked when power is lost (used where security is paramount). Fire escape routes must always be fail-safe.
Does access control need fire alarm integration?
Yes. Access control on fire escape routes must release automatically when the fire alarm activates. This is a Building Regulations Part B requirement. The integration must be tested during commissioning and recorded on the certificate.

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