Facility managers, IT personnel, and those in charge of integrated security are the primary personnel responsible for making decisions when it comes to wired or wireless access control systems. There are multiple factors to consider, including reliability, operational cost, and real-world performance. This blog presents a comparison of wireless (cellular) vs. wired access control to
A commercial gate access control system controls who can enter a property’s gates and doors, and when, by checking a credential (a PIN, keycard, fob, smartphone via Bluetooth, or Visitor Pass) before it opens the gate or releases the lock. CellGate offers wired internet and cellular wireless gate access control for commercial and multifamily properties,
Access control is the modern replacement for metal keys, determining who can enter a door or gate and when. This guide explains what access control is, how it works, the main types of access control systems, who uses them, and how to choose the right one for your property. What Is Access Control? Access control
Auditing Apartment Gate Security at Every Entry Point Keeping a property secure takes more than installing gates and doors. You need a clear process to review how everything works together. A physical security audit helps you find weak spots, improve apartment complex security, and plan upgrades that fit your property. In this guide, we walk
As multifamily properties grow in size and complexity, property managers face a variety of challenges, particularly when it comes to apartment gate security and entry management. This was the case for the Vanguard Crossing Apartments, a large multifamily property located in St. Louis, MO. They needed to upgrade their legacy access control system, and it
Which Access Control Reader Fits Your Property or Specific Entry Point? Choosing the right access control readers can feel confusing. Properties have different traffic levels overall and can have very different traffic levels per entry point. Visitor needs may vary by entry point. But security expectations are higher than ever. We often hear the question:
