Key takeaways: Replacing a POTS line can mean keeping legacy hardware online or upgrading the full visitor access workflow. Cellular gateways, VoIP adapters, and cloud phone systems may solve a connection problem without fixing old intercom limitations. A cloud-based... Read More
Key takeaways: A POTS line replacement can keep an existing device online, or it can become the starting point for a broader access control upgrade. Cellular gateways, VoIP, and analog telephone adapters may support compatible equipment, but they typically preserve... Read More
Key takeaways: POTS retirement can affect telephone entry systems, gate call boxes, and other property workflows that still depend on analog phone lines. Telecom retrofits can preserve older hardware, but they usually do not improve visitor access, delivery access, or... Read More
Key takeaways Select Engineered Systems offers two telephone entry system models: the TEC1 and TEC2 Telephone entry systems from SES may require a dedicated phone line and lots of wiring, which could make installation difficult and expensive. To manage and update an... Read More
Takeaways In conclusion, a VoIP telephone entry system isn’t the best way to manage access on your property. VoIP telephone entry uses the internet to connect substations and base stations, but other access control systems, such as smartphone-based video intercoms,... Read More
Key takeaways Door entry phone systems are a common property access solution for multifamily and commercial buildings. With a door entry phone, visitors call tenants directly to request property access. While this system adds a layer of security to your property, a... Read More
