> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.verkada.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.verkada.com/access-control/fr/installation/wire-a-door-to-a-verkada-access-controller/set-up-access-control-for-a-man-trap.md).

# Configurer le contrôle d’accès pour un sas de sécurité

Découvrez comment câbler des portes à l’AC41 pour une utilisation en sas de sécurité

Certaines installations nécessitent des besoins de sécurité physique plus rigoureux, et votre solution de contrôle d’accès doit être en mesure de prendre en charge ces applications spéciales. Cet article montre comment installer et configurer le Verkada AC42 pour un sas de sécurité.

Un *sas de sécurité* est un ensemble de 2 portes où la première porte doit être fermée avant que la seconde puisse s’ouvrir, semblable à un sas.

Pour prendre en charge cela, vous devez câbler les portes à l’AC42 d’une manière spécifique pour un sas de sécurité :

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Le raccordement de la serrure de la porte intérieure en série avec le contact de la porte extérieure ne permet pas à la porte intérieure de s’ouvrir tant que la porte extérieure n’est pas fermée.
{% endhint %}


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