Security Innovation for the Past 20 Years and the Future
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COVID-19 Outbreak Update
As for the past 100 years, Kleppers Security Source has our customers’ safety and security in mind. We will remain open providing essential services in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. Be assured that we and our staff of trained technicians will follow all CDC guidelines for the health and well-being of all individuals as we get through this crisis together.
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John Trone, Jr. President
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How to Choose the Best Door Access Control System
According to data, $50 billion is stolen annually from U.S. businesses.
A door access control system can be your first step to protecting your business’ property. This one investment can help prevent theft from happening by securing your office.
Read on for some tips on choosing a system for your needs.
Map Out Which Doors You Want
When choosing a control system, you need to decide which doors you want to be secured in your business. Do a walk-through of your space to see which ones are pertinent to the security of your area.
Understand that not all the doors in your space need to be controlled. Be realistic with which should be chosen.
Securing too many doors cause navigation to be time-consuming for people. This can lead to frustrations in your culture.
After you know what kind of layout you want you’ll be able to pick a door access control system that fits your needs. You’ll also need to know the material the doors are made of.
Compare Door Access Control Manufacturers
Research different manufacturers of the systems you are looking for. Get price quotes from many companies to ensure you are getting the best price.
See how long they have been in business, and ask for examples of systems they have set up in the past. Explore the different kits they offer to see which one will work best your business.
Have a Budget
Create a budget to help you find a door access control unit that is cost effective for your business. When creating this budget, you must take into consideration the needs of the system.
Updates and training of the system can increase the original cost of the units. Ask the manufacturer how often your system will need to be updated and how it will need to be maintained.
Think about where you see your business in a couple of years. If you expect growth or a commercial move understand that you may have to change systems or add doors to your plan.
Consider The Security Needed
Come to the table with what kind of security your business needs. Decide on security measures by thinking of the location of your business and the hours you are open. Crime rates are known to vary depending on geographic region.
If your building has a power outage you must be sure that your system will hold up. Ask the manufacturer how the system will react to the power being turned off in the building.
There are different swipe access components. Install key access or fingerprint scans depending on how secure you need the building to be.
Contact Building Management
Before contacting a company to install a system set up a meeting with your building manager. If your company doesn’t have one, contact the owner. Get permission and ask if they have any requirements for operating these systems.
If your building has any leftover equipment from other control systems ask if you can reuse them. As repurposing these pieces of equipment for a new system is often possible.
Learn More About Security
Protecting your space is important if you want to keep a successful business. Make sure your access control system is always in its best shape.
Keeping yourself informed of updates. For more information on how to keep your space safe check out our blog.
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