“Now CellGate is taking the next leap forward with OmniPoint, a long-range multipoint wireless data access control system.”
Noel Gouldin, President of CellGate
What this video covers
How OmniPoint works
OmniPoint installs a wireless Entry Point Module at each controlled entrance. Every module communicates with a central Gateway, and the Gateway reaches the TrueCloud Connect platform over wired internet or cellular LTE. One connection carries the whole property, so entrances are managed from a single interface instead of panel by panel.
Long-range connectivity
A single Gateway controls up to 50 entrances, each located up to a mile away. That reach suits the properties wiring struggles with: campuses, gated communities, and business complexes where entrances sit nowhere near a panel.
Hardware efficiency
Because entry points communicate wirelessly, OmniPoint drops the extensive data wiring and the multiple control panels a wired system needs. That removes a large line item from the hardware budget, and fewer devices in the field means less to commission and less to keep running.
Labor savings
The largest saving is labor. Wireless entry points go in faster than wired runs, with no trenching, no conduit, and no long cable pulls between buildings. Maintenance follows the same pattern, with fewer service calls and fewer adjustments once the system is live.
Why choose OmniPoint
Long reach, less hardware, and lower labor add up to a practical way to secure properties of any size. Property managers keep the control they expect from a wired system at a lower installed cost, with far less disruption to the site during the work.
It is the CellGate approach in one line: wireless where you need it, wired where you have it.
See OmniPoint in action
Watch the video above to hear Noel describe how OmniPoint delivers reliable long-range access control and where the savings show up. Then contact your local dealer or a CellGate security specialist to find out what OmniPoint would look like on your property.