How door access works

Door access lets people who belong there open the door without ringing. It is the same Akuvox family as the video intercom. Same people. Same locks. Mix a reader on one door and a camera station on another.

Three pieces:

  1. The reader, keypad, or face terminal at the door. Card, fob, PIN, face, QR, or a phone tap, depending on the model.
  2. The controller inside. This is the brain for extra doors. A 4-door cabinet runs up to four doors from one box. Some terminals can fire a lock themselves on a single door.
  3. The electric lock in the door or frame. The gear tells the lock to open.

You decide who gets in, which door, and when. Lose a card, turn that card off. A shop, office, or plant can give staff a fob and keep visitors on the video intercom at the front.

Cloud: manage users and logs from the app (subscription). Local: keep it on your network, no monthly. Both still unlock the door.

Readers and stations are interchangeable. Swap a keypad for a face terminal later. Add a gate or a stock-room door without replacing the lobby station.

Shop door access · Cards, PIN, or face · Mix with video intercom

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