Push Button Locks
 Stand-alone access control offers more convenience then keyed locks. They allow entry to a door, gate or secured area with nothing more than knowledge of a code. Codes are great because they allow easy access with nothing more than punching a number. The downfall with a code is that someone could discover the code by looking as we push the buttons, or by someone giving it out. You get convenience with no accountability, no way of finding out who came in, or when. Available in many types and quality levels, typical mechanical types offer basic security well battery operated offers more features. Whether for your home or business, selecting the correct push button for your application is our specialty. Contact us for more information about us installing the lock that fits your needs.
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Computer Managed Solutions
 Referred commonly as card access, key fobs or I buttons they all require a computer to establish or retrieve information. Computer-managed systems (CMS) allow data, such as users, time zones, etc., to travel back and forth from the door to the computer. All that is requires is a cable, modem, wireless device or a local or wide-area network (LAN WAN). With CMS, You can assign times, days, locations to either a person or a door. You can allow someone to only gain access to an area at certain times, while someone else may go to other areas at completely different times. You control when doors lock and unlock. You can “re-key” a whole building with a click of a mouse. One of the greatest features is the ability to see who went where and when. This allows management to track when employees come and go, and can help narrow down who is involved in any situation, such as theft or accident.
Contact us for a free demonstration at your location of the software’s ability and to discuss the other benefits of a CMS. |
The security of any lock depends on two factors. 1) Physical strength against picking, drilling and other forms of attack. 2) Controlling duplication of keys.