Commercial Security
Flex IO – Secured Everywhere
Does your shop have tools that readily disappear? Or do you have a fleet where areas of the truck should always remain locked except during delivery? Or perhaps the gate to your equipment yard is left open too frequently. There are any number of reasons an area should be monitored, but systems like keycard access…
Read MoreFinancing Your Security System
As businesses grow and expand, security can be an afterthought from the business plan. We hear all too often that an organization realizes it needs to upgrade access control, add video monitoring, install better security doors, and maybe even consider new lock down strategies. Funding projects like the installation of a comprehensive security program can…
Read MoreCentralize Your Security System With An Alarm Panel – A Comparison
Home and office security systems can become complex when one begins to add alarms, access control, video monitoring, emergency safeguards, energy management, or any of the vast awareness and security options available. Installing an alarm panel to centralize all aspects of security technology gives more control to homeowners and business owners. A great system can…
Read MoreThe 5 A’s of Access Control
Access control systems can be highly effective at monitoring vendors, employees, and other visitors to your office, but only if a proper system is developed to use and maintain the technology. Ensure the best safety and most efficient protocols for your access control system by reviewing these five phases to access control procedures: authorization, authentication,…
Read MoreAccess Control Systems Revolutionizes Physical Work Spaces
Access control systems used to be designed to keep bad guys out. With new technology adoption, access control systems can now also provide flexible and hybrid workspaces, track activity and movement, and even control resource allocation and use. Access control systems can now cater to a fluid, remote workforce and employers who wish to keep…
Read MoreCommercial Security Cameras – Pan Tilt Zoom or License Plate, Which Is The Best Solution?
Keeping a watchful eye on your commercial building is a great modern day security practice to reduce theft and property damage. Monitoring of your business can also give employees a sense of security, create a higher level of accountability, and boost productivity. There are several options on the market for security cameras and surveillance equipment.…
Read MoreThe Language of Door Hardware
As a homeowner or property owner, you may have a need to replace a door or its components. This is not uncommon, especially in Colorado where drastic temperature changes can cause settling of foundations that in turn can cause sagging doors. You also may be considering replacing locking mechanisms with newer access control technology to improve…
Read MoreExit Devices For Commercial Doors
Exit devices, or more commonly known panic bars or push bars, enable people to open doors easily in the event of an emergency. Exit devices are operated from inside of the door where a bar is pushed to retract the latch and open the door. They are designed to allow people to move quickly through…
Read MoreElectronic Commercial Locks: Stand Alone vs Integrated Systems, Which Is Best For Your Business?
Commercial buildings are more prone to theft and break-ins due to the presence of multiple businesses where valuables may be left out, making it easy to steal quickly (United Security Incorporated 2018). The vulnerability of these types of businesses requires high thresholds for security, including lock solutions. There are two primary categories for commercial locks:…
Read MoreDoor Hinges – Continuous Versus Pin and Barrel
Not every door hinge is the same, especially when working in commercial buildings. Weight of the door, environment, framing and hardware currently in use all contribute to the decision for the right hinge. Two of the most common hinges used in commercial buildings are continuous hinges and pin and barrel hinges. The key is knowing when…
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