Why You Need A Mantrap
Many industries that require high levels of security to operate or deal with highly valuable or sensitive materials are known for using mantrap security systems to help increase the safety and security of their facilities. The average person encounters mantrap door systems more than they realize, at airports, banks, and municipal buildings. These places use mantrap security vestibules to control access to areas with a high risk of burglary or attack, areas where valuable materials are kept, and areas where important information is stored. In this application, Mantrap Door Systems help prevent “piggybacking” or “tailgating” to ensure only authorized personnel pass through the entrance and security personnel are not overwhelmed by an influx of people entering or exiting a space.
The phrase “mantrap” can be a misleading term as it can often be taken falsely as a door that traps a person. However, mantrap door systems are actually interlocking access control tools that’s purpose is to deny access to unauthorized personnel, usually from an exit and an entry door. Neither of which can be unlocked at the same time.