Tennessee Alarm Contractors License TNC - 0828 With Classifications in CCTV & Burglary
Access Control Systems
Early systems used simple keypads with PIN (personal identification number) codes, followed by “swipe” or insert cards such as magnetic stripe. These were called “card keys,” or “key cards,” which are terms still in use by people today. In the late 1970s, non-contact “proximity cards” or RFID technology became popular because of its many advantages. These access cards are used in conjunction with an access control card reader. This card reader is connected to an intelligent door controller which contains stored programming information from the access control software about who is allowed where and when, as well as other functions that the system can perform. Not only do these access systems grant or deny access, they maintain a history of system activity that can be used to generate management reports. Today’s products have come a long way from those early systems of the 1960s and 1970s. Whereas systems then could cost as much as $5,000, $10,000, or more per door installed, now they cost just a fraction of this cost and perform a greater number of functions. Our latest offerings include integrated photo badging, digital video, telephone entry, and more. And though there is typically an initial outlay of cost for a system, it can provide a Return-On-Investment by preventing costly thefts, vandalism, and other crimes, and increased worker productivity via video-verified reporting of tardy and non-productive behavior by employees.
Our Large System Access Control Product is made by Paxton, a leader in the Access Control Industry. We are a Certified Level 2 Dealer which helps insure you get a high quality product and support for this product.
As of 2019 we also offer access control via the Alarm.com platform for small-to-medium sized projects.
Alarm.com Access Control
We are a Paxton Trained Level 2 Certified Company!
We have been working with Paxton since 2007.
We are not just a "registered" installation company for Paxton products, we are actually Certified by Paxton.
Level 2 indicates we have gone thru factory training and testing. We understand this product line beyond normal daily needs of most end users. Which means you receive higher quality finished product.
When seeking a contractor, ask for Level 2 or higher.
