Commercial Security

Wired Vs. Wireless: Access Control Basics

14. Exterior Side of Opening
14. Exterior Side of Opening
1. Locating Panels
1. Locating Panels
2. Wiring Panels in System
2. Wiring Panels in System
3. Access Control Platform Panel
3. Access Control Platform Panel
4. Ethernet Connection on Main Board
4. Ethernet Connection on Main Board
5. Power Supply
5. Power Supply
6. Power Supply Specs
6. Power Supply Specs
7. HID iCLASS Wall Switch Mount Reader
7. HID iCLASS Wall Switch Mount Reader
8. Exterior Opening
8. Exterior Opening
9. HES 9600 Electric Strike
9. HES 9600 Electric Strike
10. Reader Wiring Info
10. Reader Wiring Info
11. Sealing Wiring
11. Sealing Wiring
12. Reader Installed
12. Reader Installed
13. Interior Side of Opening
13. Interior Side of Opening

Electronic access control has grown dramatically over the last decade. New products and mechanisms make installation easier and new technologies improve levels of security and control. Many of us seem to forget how new the technology really is and how few systems have been installed. According to a number of resources, less than 10 percent of commercial buildings have electronic access control. A significant number of those commercial buildings have fewer than 10 doors. This provides a...
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