Biometric Second Progress of Supply & Installation at MDCT Building at Cebu Business Park. Introduction. On May 19, 2026, the InstallersPH IT Solutions team carried out the second progress update for the …
Biometric First Progress of Supply & Installation at MDCT Building at Cebu Business Park.
Introduction.
On May 18, 2026, at 9:00 AM, the InstallersPH IT Solutions team began the supply and installation of a new biometric door access system at the MDCT Building located in Cebu Business Park, Cebu City. The project is currently ongoing and is part of the building’s effort to upgrade its security system using modern biometric technology. This installation aims to improve access control, enhance safety, and provide a more efficient entry management system for tenants, staff, and authorized personnel within the building.
Initial Progress of Biometric Device Installation.
As the first progress update, the team has already successfully delivered and staged the two units of ZKTeco F18 biometric devices on-site. These devices feature fingerprint recognition and RFID card authentication, offering dual access options for users. At this stage, the installation is still in its early phase, with the team carefully assessing the installation points and preparing the necessary materials for mounting. This initial progress ensures that the equipment is properly positioned before final installation and system configuration begins.
Ongoing Wiring and Electrical Preparation Works.
Currently, the InstallersPH IT Solutions team is actively working on the wiring and electrical preparation for the biometric system. Cable pathways are being organized to ensure a clean, safe, and efficient setup. The team is also establishing stable power connections to support continuous device operation once the system becomes fully active. Since the installation is still ongoing, great attention is being given to proper cable management to avoid future technical issues and to ensure long-term system reliability.
System Integration Still in Progress.
At this point, full installation and integration of the two biometric devices have not yet been completed. The team is still in the process of connecting the devices to the building’s access control infrastructure. Testing and configuration will follow once all wiring and mounting works are finalized. This stage is critical because it ensures that the system will function smoothly and accurately once deployed. The ongoing progress reflects a careful and systematic approach to ensure quality installation results.
Importance of the Ongoing Security Upgrade.
Although still in progress, this biometric installation represents a significant improvement in the security infrastructure of the MDCT Building. Once completed, the system will strengthen access control by allowing only authorized individuals to enter secured areas using fingerprint or RFID authentication. This upgrade supports modern building security standards and improves operational efficiency. The ongoing progress shows the commitment of InstallersPH IT Solutions to delivering reliable and advanced security solutions that enhance safety within commercial spaces in Cebu City.
Conclusion.
The ongoing installation of the ZKTeco F18 biometric access system at the MDCT Building in Cebu Business Park reflects a steady step toward improving building security. Although the project is still in progress, the initial works on device setup and wiring preparation show a careful and organized approach by the InstallersPH IT Solutions team. Once completed, the system is expected to provide stronger access control, better safety, and a more efficient entry management process for all authorized users in the building.
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