Access Control

Standalone vs Networked Access Control: A Plain-English Guide

Access control replaces keys with codes, fobs or cards. The big decision is whether each door runs on its own or every door is linked to one system you manage centrally. Standalone access controlA standalone system controls a single door. Users are added and removed at the door itself, by code or by presenting a fob. It is quick to install and good value for one or two doors: a staff entrance, a store room, a communal door. Networked access controlA networked system, such as Paxton, links...