On the CellGate Cellular Access Controller, you can create as many access codes as you want. In fact, it is best to give each person their own personal access code so you can monitor exactly who enters and when.

Yes, on the CellGate Cellular Access Controller, you can create an access code to be valid for a certain number of uses, for a defined date/time range and/or days of the week, or until canceled.

Yes, using the CellGate Cellular Access System, you can open the door, gate or lock directly from the CellGate web site by logging in to www.cellgdev.wpengine.com, or you can use your phone and dial the CellGate automated service line at 855-ZAP-GATE (855-927-4283) and enter the device number and your personal access code. The device will open even if you are not there in person.

Yes, if supported by your electronic gate, door or lock, CellGate will let you use the web site or phone to cycle the device open using the timer in the gate, door or lock controller, or you can have it remain open for up to 72 hours.

Unlike keypads or remote control devices, all transactions using CellGate products are logged on the web site. You can sort them by date/time or even by access code and find out exactly who entered and when. In order for this feature to be most helpful, be sure to give each person their own personal access code.

Most CellGate devices use advanced wireless data technology and operate on AT&T and Verizon networks. Please check coverage from our home page. In addition, when using the CellGate Cellular Access Controller, those persons entering the property will need to call the CellGate automated service line, so they need to have a cell phone.

Yes! All commands and voice connections are sent through CellGate’s servers which validate the gate/door number and access codes. Open commands are then transmitted to the remote device using advanced digital technology. To maximize the security, you should not give your access code to anyone. In addition, personal access codes given to others should be set to expire thus preventing their unwanted use.

Battery back-up power will provide power to your system if AC power is down.

Access codes are stored in the keypad and will continue to work if cellular service is down.

Unlimited.

Ideally, yes. However, our digital antennas and modems are stronger than a cell phone’s and we can install directional antennas to extend the coverage from the cell tower; therefore, the system may still work. We also have internet options for certain products. To be certain, call a CellGate representative to find out.

Either AT&T or Verizon depending on the product(s) chosen and your location.

Yes, your clicker will still work.

If you want to have the information recorded, it will. If you do not want to record transactions when clickers are used, your system can programmed to ignore clicker openings.

Yes.

Approximately 100 feet.

Yes.