What is the closed management of community?

As the name implies, the closed management of residential area is to plan clear boundaries inside and outside the residential area and clearly distinguish between internal and external personnel. Usually, for a community with only gates, walls and access control, it is closed management. Closed, the management will be more strict, not only people and cars implement the credit card system, but also visitors have to register to determine which household to visit before entering.

How to manage closed communities: In most closed communities, security guards must be on duty 24 hours a day, because foreign vehicles need to be registered, and electronic eyes and infrared anti-theft systems will be installed in the whole community. This kind of community management has brought a full sense of security to the owners, at least prohibiting outsiders from entering and leaving freely.

In addition, there will generally be a guild hall at the entrance of the community to receive non-local residents. As long as you pass the entrance guard or register, plus the confirmation of the residents of the community, you can enter, otherwise you will have to wait for the residents of this community to pick it up.

Advantages of closed community: Most people may think that closed community will bring a lot of inconvenience, but in today's public security environment, the sense of security it brings to residents is self-evident. Public safety incidents, especially theft, will be greatly reduced by implementing the closed management of the community and will disappear completely in this community. In short, 24-hour patrol, video surveillance and visit registration are fully capable of bringing residents a good living experience.