Wireless access control locks integrate on existing wifi networks. They are great to use in hard to run wired locations . These can be standalone systems or integrate into other systems with software applications. These are most commonly used on interior doors of complexes. As commercial grade wireless locks they integrate with exit devices and mortise locks.
Features Table
Key Features & Functions | Wireless |
User Quantity | Medium to High |
User Updates | Pulsed |
Schedules | Yes |
Audit Trails | Pulsed |
Power | Batteries |
Door Position Sensors | Yes |
Lock Downs | Delayed |
Credential Options | |
Mechanical Keys | x |
Buttons / Key Pad | x |
Touchscreen | x |
Proximity Cards | x |
RFID FOBs | x |
Bluetooth | |
Internet | x |
Site Needs | |
Internet | Yes |
Wifi | Yes |
Local Network | Optional |
Wireless System Pro’s
- Less wired infrastructure needed, means lower installation costs.
- Has user schedules and audit trails.
- Communication with lock pulses on set interval for updates with central system.
- Multiple credentials options.
- Integrates into other access control systems using software platform.
- Monitors door position.
- Allows lockdowns.
Wireless System Con’s
- Battery operated locks need replacing about every two years.
- Update are not immediate, but pulsed.
- Relies on existing wifi infrastructure for updates to work.
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