The access control system is how your gate responds to the people who need to use it. Choosing the right option depends on how your property operates, who needs access, and how much control you want over entry. We offer five access control systems and carry the expertise to help you match the right technology to your property.
The access control system is how your gate responds to the people who need to use it. Choosing the right option depends on how your property operates, who needs access, and how much control you want over entry. We offer five access control systems and carry the expertise to help you match the right technology to your property.
Card reader systems grant entry when a valid credential is presented to the reader. This option works well for commercial properties that already use card access in other parts of their facility, allowing the gate to integrate with an existing security infrastructure. Access can be revoked for individual credentials without changing codes or hardware.
Cellular entry systems connect your gate to a mobile device, allowing you to open, close, and monitor the gate remotely. This option is well-suited for property owners who want flexible access management without being physically present, and it can be configured to send real-time activity notifications.
Keypad systems allow entry by entering the correct code at the gate. This is a practical, low-maintenance option for properties where a consistent group of users needs regular access without the need for individual credentials. Codes can be updated as needed.
Radio controls operate the gate with a handheld transmitter, the same way a garage door opener works. This is the most common form of gate entry and is included on nearly every residential and many commercial systems we install. Transmitters can be programmed and deactivated individually.
Telephone entry systems connect visitors to the property owner or manager through a call before granting access. When a visitor presses the call button at the gate, the system rings a phone number of your choosing. You can then grant or deny entry remotely. This option is a reliable choice for properties where the gate is kept closed, and visitor verification is required before entry.
Our team will walk you through the options based on your property type, traffic patterns, and security goals.
