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With 24/7 gyms, fitness clubs, aquatic and recreation centres and related facilities seeking security and related solutions for peace of mind and to enhance profitability, SEDA Solutions is ICT protégé and Paxton accredited and is a leading integrator of IP (Internet Protocol) based security systems at enterprise level.

This includes visual verification of all alarms, a tailgating detection system, building management and intercom systems with SEDA Solutions; technology able to integrate with the majority of access control and member management systems to offer total peace of mind to both the clients and gym owners.

Adrian Whitehead of SEDA Solutions explains “shutting down the gym when not in use allows for important energy savings.

“When members access the gym outside of normal operating hours, they will need to swipe their member IS at the front entry (which) will unlock the door, turns the lights on and starts the music, making the venue fully operational again.

“If the security system senses no movement for 30 minutes, the automated message will play asking customers to re-swipe their card. If no one is detected the system will arm and the venue will shut down all automated services.

“Each time a member enters the gym, their access is logged, and that information is then forwarded into the club’s membership management software, helping to keep up to date attendance records.

“The secure automated system includes a single button emergency call station that allows two-way communication direct with our 24-hour control room, with highly trained operators to assist with any emergency that may arise.

“By giving customers the ability to work out when it suits them allows for flexibility and a great way of maintaining your customer base.”

SEDA Solutions is able to support existing 24/7 gyms and guide those moving to become a 24 hour facility.

Click here to contact SEDA Solutions via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Lower images shows SEDA Solutions video monitoring unit.

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