Garage Entrances
Reducing tailgating at garage entrances
Unauthorized tailgating is difficult to eliminate completely, but it can be reduced with the right combination of access control, signage, traffic management and event monitoring.
Condoplex provides integrated signage that works with the access control system to manage vehicle flow and clearly signal when it is safe for the next vehicle to proceed — reducing confusion and limiting opportunities for unauthorized entry.
One Platform
A unified approach to garage security
By combining access control, panic stations, intercoms, CCTV, licence plate recognition, traffic signage and event auditing, Condoplex provides a more complete approach to garage security.
The result is better visibility, faster response, stronger reporting and improved protection for residents, staff, visitors and property.
- Access control
- Panic stations
- Intercoms
- CCTV
- Licence plate recognition
- Traffic signage
- Event auditing
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
How does Condoplex reduce tailgating at garage entrances?
Integrated signage works with the access control system to manage vehicle flow and clearly signal when it is safe for the next vehicle to proceed. Combined with access control, traffic management and event monitoring, this reduces confusion and limits opportunities for unauthorized entry.
What happens when a resident activates a panic alarm in the garage?
The guard station is alerted immediately, nearby CCTV cameras can be brought into view, sirens and strobes can activate in the area, a two-way voice channel can open between the resident and the guard, and the event is logged automatically for reporting and follow-up.
Can Condoplex manage visitor parking with licence plate recognition?
Yes. Condoplex garage access systems can be unified with licence plate recognition for automated visitor parking and vehicle access management, with stronger records of vehicle activity.
Can parking gates run on the same system as building access control?
Yes. Parking gates are managed by the same server and database as doors and elevator cabs, so vehicle access uses the same credentials, permissions and audit trail as the rest of the building.
What happens during an internet outage?
Critical services continue to operate. Staff can still manage credentials and release gates locally — the system does not depend on a cloud connection to function.
