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dormakaba has released a free ebook. Titled “7 Steps to Creating a Safe & Secure Building,” it shows office leaders, business owners and property managers access technology options that can help guide the re-entry of their employees, tenants and guests back to their buildings.
There are a host of benefits for those who offer wireless access control. Here, security integrators share their own experiences and insights from working with the technology.
It’s amazing how much can change in a year. Last year’s state of the market report on access control was released at the beginning of April, just as the coronavirus started to spread throughout the U.S., and much of the research that went into the report was done before COVID-19 was a real concern.
ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions completed the integration of its Aperio wireless lock technology with the Connect ONE cloud-hosted management platform from Connected Technologies, Monument, Colo.
Wireless access control has a bit of a bad rap. Connectivity issues, short battery lives and a lack of information have led to problems installing the technology over the years. But when installed properly, wireless access can be of great advantage to the security integrator and end user.
Inovonics’ new EN1245 Wireless CO detector addresses a market need by meeting the UL 2075 (gas and vapor detectors and sensors) and California State Fire Marshall regulatory approvals.
The CheckVideo Outdoor Mobile Sentry HD (CMS4HD) is a self-contained, ruggedized, wireless intelligent video surveillance solution that offers flexible installation options.