Defend tX entry control point systems bring together coordinated security packages to help protect personnel and manage access at your facility entrance.
Explore Standard, Hardened, and High Security options, with three sizes available in each category. Our team will help you evaluate access control point solutions based on your site, daily operations, and security requirements.
Before a vehicle enters your facility, your security team must identify who is approaching, verify authorization, control where the vehicle stops, and be prepared to respond when something is wrong. When guard booths, gates, credential systems, barriers, and surveillance are planned separately, gaps can develop between personnel protection, access control, and vehicle security.
Defend tX brings the primary elements of a secure checkpoint together in one configurable system. Each package can be matched to your facility’s traffic flow, threat level, and operating requirements.
✔ Protect Checkpoint Personnel - Choose from three booth sizes, with non-ballistic construction in Standard packages and ballistic protection in Hardened and High Security packages.
✔ Control Vehicle Movement - Gate arms manage vehicle entry and exit. Hardened and High Security packages add crash-rated bollards, while the High Security package includes an M50 vehicle barrier.
✔ Verify and Manage Access - Badging or card-reader systems support credential verification, while entry lighting improves checkpoint visibility.
✔ Expand Your Security Coverage - Surveillance cameras, license plate recognition, and perimeter fencing can be added based on your site requirements.



Every facility manages a different mix of employees, visitors, deliveries, and security requirements. Defend tX packages can be configured around the traffic and access needs of sites such as:
✔ Manufacturing and Industrial Facilities
✔ Distribution Centers and Commercial Campuses
✔ Data Centers
✔ Utilities and Energy Infrastructure
✔ Government and Military Facilities
✔ Nuclear and Other Critical Infrastructure Sites
Our team can help you evaluate the appropriate package based on your site’s operations and protection requirements.
Every facility has different traffic patterns, operating requirements, and security priorities. Kontek can develop a custom entry control point that fits the way vehicles, personnel, visitors, and deliveries move through your site.
Checkpoint layouts, booth designs, vehicle barriers, gate arms, credential systems, lighting, surveillance, license plate recognition, perimeter fencing, and other components can be configured around your location.

Compare three starting configurations. Our team can help you determine which package fits your facility and security requirements.
A starting point for everyday vehicle access at commercial and industrial facilities.
✔ Non-ballistic guard booth
✔ One automatic gate arm
✔ Credential / card-reader system
✔ Entry lighting
Added personnel protection and controlled inbound and outbound vehicle access.
✔ Ballistic guard booth
✔ Two automatic gate arms
✔ Four fixed M50-rated bollards
✔ Credential / card-reader system
✔ Entry lighting
Higher ballistic protection and vehicle denial for facilities with elevated security requirements.
✔ Higher-rated ballistic guard booth
✔ M50 vehicle denial barrier
✔ Four fixed M50-rated bollards
✔ Credential / card-reader system
✔ Security lighting
All three packages offer 4′ × 6′, 6′ × 8′, and 8′ × 12′ booth sizes. Surveillance and other optional upgrades are available based on your project.
Establish controlled access before your permanent entrance and security infrastructure are complete.
Construction sites often need controlled access before permanent gates, guard booths, and supporting infrastructure are in place. A pre-construction entry control point provides a temporary checkpoint for managing workers, contractors, visitors, and deliveries throughout the project.
The package can be configured around your site with a temporary guard booth, controlled vehicle entry, credential or visitor processing equipment, lighting, surveillance, and connections to temporary perimeter fencing.