Door Access Control Systems
Keyless entry for offices, HOA amenities, churches and multifamily buildings in Raleigh and the Triangle. Fobs, cards, PIN codes or phones, a record of every door event, and a local team that can manage it for you.
Stop re-keying. Know who came in.
Using fobs, proximity cards or PIN codes, you decide who can open which doors, and when. Lose a fob and you turn it off in seconds instead of changing locks.
Every door event is logged by person, door and time. That gives you accountability for shifts and after-hours access, and a clear record if something goes missing.
What you get
- Keyless entry. Fobs, cards, PIN codes, or phone credentials where the system supports them.
- Schedules by door. Front doors unlock for business hours; back rooms stay locked.
- Audit trail. Who opened which door, and when.
- Works with cameras and alarms. Tie a door event to video, or arm the alarm when the last person leaves.
- Managed for you, if you want. Send us a name and we add or remove the credential.
What happens when someone taps a fob
Scroll to take one apart. A reader, a fob and a controller replace keys you can never get back.
- Reader coverSlim, weather-rated housing that mounts on a door frame or wall.
- Antenna coilReads a fob, card or phone at a short distance, so only a deliberate tap opens the door.
- Reader boardSends the credential to the door controller, which decides in a fraction of a second.
- Mounting plate and wiringWired back to the controller and the door lock, so the reader itself never holds the keys.
- Key fobEach person gets their own. Lost fobs are turned off from the app, with no rekeying.
Common access control projects
HOA pools, gates and clubhouses
Residents get a fob; the board turns one off when someone moves or breaks the rules. Hours by season.
Offices and suites
Employees in, visitors buzzed, server and supply rooms restricted.
Multifamily and apartments
Main entries, amenity rooms and package rooms. We support properties with hundreds of units.
Churches and schools
Doors that unlock for services and events on a schedule, and lock themselves after.
Most access systems use an on-site controller and an internet connection for remote management. We plan for power and network during the survey, and tell you how doors behave if either one is down.
Access control FAQ
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Walk your doors with us
We look at every door, the hardware and the wiring path, then give you a written proposal.