Takeaways IP control is superior to a traditional, wired method of access control. An IP control system uses the internet and Internet Protocol to transmit data and enable devices to communicate wirelessly. IP control systems are simpler and more affordable to... Read More
Considering a cloud-based access control system for your building? Stanley Security provides various products and services you may have encountered while researching your options. But how do you know if their access control systems are your right choice? This... Read More
Key takeaways Touchless access control systems enable users to unlock doors without physical contact, enhancing hygiene and convenience by using wireless credentials such as smartphones, key fobs, or facial recognition. These systems streamline property management... Read More
Key Takeaways A keypad is a keyless access control system that lets you control who can and cannot enter a building or room. To use a keypad door entry system, tenants punch in a numeric code instead of using a physical key. There are many different ways to control... Read More
Key takeaways: Apartment access control uses credentials, readers, controllers, locks or release hardware, and software to manage entry at selected property doors and zones. Credential choice is separate from system architecture: fobs, PINs, mobile credentials, smart... Read More
Key Takeaways RFID access control uses cards, fobs, tags, or compatible mobile credentials to verify users before granting access. A typical RFID door entry system includes a credential, reader, controller, management software, and electronic locking hardware. RFID... Read More
