Where to Position Card Readers for Card-Based Access Control
You want to keep your private club, private. A modern access control system can do that, but sometimes it can be hard to work out where to put card readers.…
Electric Strikes
Striking Out Part 2
Tips on troubleshooting electric strikes (Under Pressure – The Problem with Preloading) Thank you for joining us for the second half of our troubleshooting electric strikes special! In our last…
Striking Out
Tips on troubleshooting electric strikes PT 1 (First Things First & It’s Electric) If you’ve been with us—or the access control industry at large—for any length of time, you’re likely…
Electric Strike Lock
Electric strikes are a product of a growing access control industry. They are traditionally used in conjunction with various access control devices to provide limited access, traffic control, and the…
How Magnetic Locks and Card Access Control Really Works
One of the most important advancements in access control systems has undoubtedly been the adoption of magnetic locks across a wide range of different businesses. Simply put, card access control…
Choosing A Key Card Entry System
Recent advances in access control technology mean the days of having to issue a costly metal key to people are over. The era of metal keys has come to a…
Go From Keys to Cards With Electronic Access Control
Electronic access control systems offer advantages over mechanical lock systems: cost savings, heightened security, and increased convenience There are several advantages of using electronic access control systems over mechanical lock…