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Above The Threshold: Power Supplies & Power Transfer Webinar May 23

With more and more electrified products being installed on the door - selecting the proper power supply, cable and power transfer method for the installation is critical. In this session of Above the Threshold, ASSA ABLOY Americas University will discuss basic power supply requirements for a variety of ASSA ABLOY product offerings as well as common and preferred methods of transferring power to those products via power transfer devices from door cords to electrified hinges. General Topics...
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Above The Threshold: Power Supplies & Power Transfer Webinar May 23

ASSA ABLOY Americas University webinar covers types of power supplies, power requirements, cable requirements and power transfer devices

News • May 16th, 2012
Wireless Security Communications

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Article • May 2nd, 2012
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Article • July 12th, 2011
Transitioning To Electronics: Getting Started In CCTV

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Article • June 7th, 2011
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Article • May 3rd, 2011
Tri-Ed / Northern Video 2011 Catalog

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Product • March 10th, 2011
What Does the Clark-Anixter Merger Mean to the Locksmith?

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Article • January 31st, 2011
Trends in Electronic Locks

The electromechanical lock is not new. I installed battery operated motorized deadbolts and electronic locks way back in the 1980s. I remember a “key free” electromechanical knob and deadbolt lockset that was pretty amazing. To enter the...

Article • January 27th, 2011
Troubleshooting Electronic Locks

Most troubleshooting will be performed when you have completed the wiring and try to use the system or on a service call, where you have to determine why the door is not locking of unlocking. Electric locks are both mechanical as well as electrical...

Article • January 17th, 2011
People and Places

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Article • January 11th, 2011
Access Control Components: Getting Them All To Work Together

We modern locksmiths are working with a wider variety of technologies that ever before, so therefore when approaching installations and service calls, it is imperative that we put our thinking caps on and be extra observant so as to avoid issues...

Article • December 10th, 2010
What Does IP Mean?

Contrary to what you may have been told, IP does not necessarily mean “In for Problems.” IP is the acronym for Internet Protocol which is the set of techniques used by many hosts for transmitting data over the Internet. The current version of the...

Article • December 10th, 2010
Running Wires

Even in this wireless world, locksmiths must run wire for access control installations. This guide to wiring and tools helps select and install the right product.

Article • December 3rd, 2010
Adventures In Wireless Video

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Article • November 1st, 2010
Isonas Door Access Control Systems Serve Schools

For more than 40 years, school facility managers and security personnel responsible for selecting a door access system have essentially had one option: a local control panel hardwired to power and individually wired to a maximum number of door...

Article • October 1st, 2010

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