wireless

wireless remote release devices, including receiver and transmitter packages, are designed to securely control access from a distance. their primary purpose is to allow receptionists or authorized personnel to easily "buzz" people through a secured area without needing hardwired push buttons, offering a typical wireless range of 30 to 60 feet depending on obstructions. common areas of use;

• front desks and reception areas: allowing office staff to remotely unlock doors for visitors or clients without leaving their workstations.
• warehouse shipping and receiving: enabling forklift drivers or managers to open overhead doors or gates using visor-style or keychain transmitters.
• secure employee entrances: providing staff with convenient access using key chain fobs or long-range uhf readers without needing to physically touch a device.
• retail environments: giving store managers the ability to discretely unlock restricted stockrooms or high-value inventory areas remotely.
• gated communities and parking garages: utilizing long-range readers or multi-button wall and visor transmitters to grant vehicle access seamlessly.
• managed building entries: integrating ip video door stations to visually verify visitors and remotely grant entry to individuals at primary entry points.