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SDC PoE Solutions Brochure

September 5, 2018

The world is wired. Internet cable is everywhere. Buildings are smart. Imagine the savings in cost and installation time not having long cable runs and power supplies for every door by simply tapping into the nearest Ethernet connection.

Adams Rite Exit Devices - Security Magazine

EX Series Exit Devices

Features Flexible, Robust Design without Compromising Aesthetics

March 1, 2018

The EX Series Exit Devices from ASSA ABLOY Group brand Adams Rite features flexible, robust designs with simple and adjustable installation.

ArchiTech Series Networx Locks from NAPCO Security Group

Blends Advanced Wireless Access Control and Décor

September 1, 2015

This access control solution offers customizable designer locking form factors in a variety of trims and finishes, pairing with advanced wireless access control on smartphones.

D3940 Series Dual Levers from Adams Rite

Dual Lever Eliminates Additional Hardware

February 4, 2015

When installed on either side of the TRUE Wood RITE Door, these dual levers activate the top latching mechanism, allowing each leaf to operate independently, which eliminates the need for floor strikes, center latches, flush bolts, astragals or coordinators.

5 Categories for Better Individual Door Choices

Karen Keating

August 12, 2014

By looking at electronic access control (EAC) from an applications perspective is very helpful to security professionals when analyzing how to best protect a facility and its people. The fact is, no two doors are alike and no two end users are alike.

Assessing Access Control Standards

Bernard Scaglione

December 1, 2012

Door hardware plays such a significant role in access control and identification. A door that does not close properly provides no access control. The alignment of the door: the door hinges, return and handle hardware all combine with an electronic access device or a key to secure a room, building or facility. It is the quality of door hardware that makes for an operational physical barrier or controlled access point.

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