Why is controlling access to your business a smart and cost-effective choice?

A Large Variety of Applications
Access control is ideal for all types of businesses or even personal property use, including day care, clubhouses, pool gates, small and large buildings, and can include from 1 to 5,000 users.

Monitor Employee Activity
Because each employee can be individually identified via a unique numbered electronic access credential, their door access recorded for accountability and activity recalled for investigation as well, it doesn't take long before employees realize this and become very careful regarding loaning their "electronic" key to someone or hold a door open too long for any reason. As a result, losses associated with a loosely controlled door management system begin to disappear. Further control is easily accomplished via instant removal of an individual's access rights whenever necessary.

Theft Protection
Electronic access control devices are designed to protect your business against unauthorized entry 24 hours a day, with an option to auto unlock during business hours and relock at a designated time. Doors can also be set to annunciate if held open too long or if forced open.

We offer a variety of access control products and services for your business, all tailored to suit your specific security needs. Depending on your application and business needs, we use products from IEI, Honeywell and Keri Systems, Inc.

DOOR·GARD Self-Contained Access Control Systems
Providing durable, cost-effective security with field-proven reliability, DOOR·GARD Self-Contained Access Control Systems are the answer to your security needs. Elegant in design to blend with virtually any decor. Designed to be compatible with with any electric locking device, DOOR·GARDs accept power from any 12-24V AC/DC power supply. No separate programmer is necessary. Microprocessor technology fully integrates lock release relay, alarm zone shunting relay, forced door alarm relay, lock release timer, timed egress input, multiple users, and front programming.