How the education system benefits from EVVA

• Optimum security for sensitive areas. Theft, burglaries and vandalism are almost a daily occurrence at educational institutions. EVVA's high-grade mechanical and electronic products protect server rooms, computer rooms, laboratories, offices and other areas containing valuable equipment and teaching material. If required, systems can log which employees enter and then leave particular rooms at a particular time.

• Greater protection for students and users. Gunmen in schools and in public spaces are just the tip of the iceberg. EVVA's access control system reliably controls entrances to educational institutions. Only authorised persons can gain entry. In nurseries, for instance, this prevents children leaving the premises unnoticed or unauthorised persons entering the building. In universities and other educational institutions, an automatic locking system on outside doors ensures teaching staff are not disturbed outside opening hours.

• Wide range of uses. EVVA offers an ideal combination of mechanical and electronic security systems. This brings many advantages for educational institutions: Besides doors and lockers, many items such as time logging, office cupboards, vending machines, lifts and photocopiers can be integrated into EVVA security systems. A single identification medium, such as a school card or student card, is required per user - students, teachers or caretakers - which can also be used as an ID card. This means all an educational institution's services, whether free or liable to cost, are very easy to use.

• Little time and effort for installation – even for existing buildings: No expensive wiring or structural alterations are needed on doors. The system is thus ideal for institutions which need to take care when spending public funds.

• Automatic control of people entering and leaving: For instance, by automatically locking an area of the institute or a lecture room outside opening hours.

• Personnel costs are reduced. Door staff no longer have to check whether doors are open or closed.

• Multi-site security system – centrally managed or with separate management for individual areas. The EVVA security system incorporates all a university's or an educational institution's different sites, even those which don't yet exist.