Entrance Door

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The main pedestrian entrance is located in The Cut at the bottom of South Street. Additional entrances are sited in the service yard and at the end of Flanks A and C. All entrances are fitted with a secure door entry system which is operated as follows:

Entering the building

Residents

Image 1 Proximity Reader
Image 2 Entry panel proximity reader

To enter the building, the proximity fob should be presented within a 4cm range of the proximity reader (Image 1). At the main pedestrian entrance, this is located at the at the bottom of the entry panel (Image 2). In response to an authorised fob, the door will automatically unlock and open, and then automatically close and relock after a pre-set delay period.

Visitors

Image 3 Entry panel

To call an apartment from the entry panel (Image 3) lobby gate:

1 Select street

2 Enter apartment number

3 Press bell button

Once you have done this the panel will emit a ringing tone indicating the apartment has been called and the entry phone unit in the apartment will sound to notify the resident of your arrival.

Leaving the building

The electric door lock release switch is located on the wall adjacent to the door. Press the button marked ‘press to exit’. The door can then be opened and will automatically relock after a preset delay period.

Notes

If the lobby door fails to open

Break the glass on the adjacent green ‘emergency exit’ box to release the lock and report the problem to the Management Complany. Note that residents will be charged for any repairs to the break glass panel resulting from unnecessary or inappropriate use.

If the fire alarm system is activated

The door locks will automatically release - if not, the lock can be released using the break glass panel described above. Note that residents will be charged for any repairs to the break glass panel resulting from unnecessary or inappropriate use.

If the building power supply fails

The door entry system will continue to operate from a backup battery for a limited period of time. Once the battery is exhausted, the door will remain unlocked until the power supply is restored.