Card Readers

  • NAPCO Introduces Indoor/Outdoor BioReader Keypad

    The BioReader is easy to program, and functions as a mean and lean biometric access controller when deployed as a standalone, or an element in a powerful security management device when integrated with a GEM or other alarm panel.

    Article • December 3rd, 2009

  • Using Existing ID Badges for Access Control

    Using Existing Identification Badges To Control Access Into The Commissary

    Article • November 1st, 2009

  • New Technology: Keypads, Card Readers & Scanners

    The locksmith has an ever-growing selection of solutions to help his clients achieve their desired level of security. Like all sectors of the security industry, keypads, card readers and scanners have evolved and new and improved options are...

    Article • November 1st, 2009

  • Bethany College Toughens Up Exit Devices for Better Security

    Dormitory doors sometimes were subject to abnormal abuse that resulted in security breaches. Von Duprin XP99 exit devices add a new latch bolt concept that delivers greater latching security.

    Article • October 1st, 2009

  • Electromechanical Lock Overview

    Probably one of the most important features of an electromechanical lock is the capability of controlling access offering a choice of authorization credentials.

    Article • October 1st, 2009

  • Schlage Introduces AD-Series Electronic Locks

    The new AD-Series locks are designed on an open architecture platform, able to be integrated into most existing access control systems.

    Article • September 1st, 2009

  • A Deadbolt For The 21st Century

    Samsung introduces the sleek, touchpad-based EZON Intelligent Digital Deadbolt, using RF cards or PINs.

    Article • July 2nd, 2009

  • The Evolution Of Access Control

    Institutional locksmiths share their views on standalone locks, electronic access control and wireless systems.

    Article • July 2nd, 2009

  • WT9 Midrange Reader

    Secura Key's e*Tag® ET9 Midrange ISO 15693 compliant reader (ET9-RO-W-MR) provides up to an 8" read range for the same price as comparable wall-switch style readers. The ET9 Midrange requires only 100-200 mA of current at 5-14 VDC, making it...

    Product • June 22nd, 2009

  • E-Plex 5800 Series

    Kaba's E-Plex Series FIPS 201 Locks and Stand-Alone Access Controllers (SAC) are the only stand-alone products that are GSA Approved and listed on the FIPS 201 Approval Product List (APL). The E5800 series works with TWIC, PIV, CAC NG, FRAC and other...

    Product • June 15th, 2009

  • E-Plex 3700 Prox

    Kaba Access Control introduces the E-Plex 3700 Series Narrow Stile PIN/PROX Lock, now part of its E-Plex product line. The E-Plex 3700 is an electronic PIN and/or PROX lock for narrow stile aluminum glass doors and works with HID®'s PROX credentials...

    Product • April 23rd, 2009

  • Opening The Door To Standalone Biometrics

    Two market drivers of biometrics are convenience and security. New products from BioAxxis, Bio-View, Marks USA and eKey USA deliver both convenience and added security.

    Article • April 1st, 2009

  • Access Control Industry Forecast

    Trends include software-based access control systems, IP video, the continuing integration of CCTV and card access and more wireless products.

    Article • March 1st, 2009

  • What’s New In Access Control?

    Brivo and Schlage’s latest access control products are Web-enabled, allowing remote monitoring and operation. Pelco introduces its new Sarix network camera line.

    Article • March 1st, 2009

  • Installing the Alarm Lock DL5300: Dual-Sided Trilogy X2

    With security becoming a greater concern for people as well as property, the introduction of the Alarm Lock 5300 series dual-sided Trilogy is especially important for protecting fenced perimeters. Non-public areas of day care centers, pre-schools...

    Article • March 1st, 2009