The Access Control Codes Guide: IBC, NFPA 72, 80 & 101
For access, there is one basic maxim: Life safety above all else. But how do you know if all applicable codes are being followed? While the...
For access, there is one basic maxim: Life safety above all else. But how do you know if all applicable codes are being followed? While the...
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Nearly all access control systems are vulnerable to an easy exploit called 'tailgating'. Indeed, a friendly gesture in holding doors for others...
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Remote access can make systems more usable but also more vulnerable. How are integrators delivring remote access in 2019? How many are using...
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Door controllers are at the center of physical access control systems connecting software, readers, and locks. Despite being buried inside...
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IPVM has released a new version of our Design Calculator, V3.1, with significant user experience improvements, a new development plan, and an...
By Sean Patton - almost 5 years ago
Camera focus is fundamental to quality imaging. Mistakes can significantly reduce details, making cameras less effective. In this guide, we...
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Cable whips are one of integrator's least favorite camera features but seem to be unavoidable, now commonplace on dome, turret, and bullet cameras...
Few terms carry greater importance in access control than 'fail safe' and 'fail secure'. Access control professionals must know how these...
Understanding wide dynamic range (WDR) is critical to capturing high quality images in demanding conditions. However, with no real standards, any...
In emergencies, determining where employees are located can be critical for knowing whether they are in danger. Access systems can be used for...
One of access's primary goals is keeping people out of places they should not be, but slipping through open doors (ie: Tailgating) is often...
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Access control systems can do more than lock doors. With little or no extra equipment, they can be used to track labor hours for employees...
By Brian Rhodes - almost 5 years ago
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Users can lose badges, but they never misplace a finger, right? The most common biometric used in access are fingerprints, and it has become one...
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