Commercial locksmith · Bensalem, PA
Keyless Entry Systems in Bensalem, PA
Keyless Entry Systems for shops, offices and buildings in Bensalem. Call and we tell you honestly when we can be there.
- 3 years in business
- Open 6 days a week
- Cars, homes and businesses
What keyless entry systems involves
You may have a door code in circulation that a former worker still knows.
For your Bensalem business, we can replace a shared code or set up a separate one for each person on a compatible system. Individual codes let you remove one person's access while keeping the others active. If everyone uses the same number, they will all need the replacement. We also install keyless entry systems when the existing hardware does not support individual codes.
A keypad may suit an entrance used by several people, but the door and its existing hardware need to be compatible with the system. For an exterior entrance in Bensalem, exposure to rain and cold matters when choosing a model. We look at those conditions and explain the available choices before installing a system. Battery powered models need fresh batteries to keep working, and some also have a backup key that gives you another way in if the batteries fail.
Questions we ask on the phone
When you call, we ask whether the door is inside or exposed to weather, what it is made of, and whether it has a lock in place.
These details matter because a keypad must suit the location and fit the existing opening. Have the door's thickness and a description of its current hardware ready if you know them. If there is an existing electronic unit, its model information and a description of how it works now give us a clearer starting point.
We also ask how many people need access and whether you want a separate code for each person. Tell us if you need to remove one person's code without changing everyone else's, since that feature varies by system. Your preference for a backup key matters too, as not every model includes one. Knowing whether you want a battery powered unit helps us narrow the choices and explain what access options are available if the batteries run out.
Step by step at the business door
We first look at your door and existing keypad to see how access is set up and whether the opening is suitable for the hardware.
If a former worker had a code, we check whether it belonged only to that person or was shared with others. Before starting, we explain what removing or changing it will mean for everyone who still needs access. Your existing system may allow a separate code for each person. If it does not, you can choose between changing the shared code and replacing the unit with one that supports individual access.
We also explain how the selected unit gets power, what happens when its batteries run low, and whether it has a backup key. Once you choose how to proceed, we make the agreed changes and check the result with you. With the door open, we test that the former worker's code no longer works and that the codes you want to keep still work. If there is a backup key, we check its operation too, so you know how to use it if needed.
- You callWhich doors, who uses them.
- A few questionsHours and who holds keys.
- The plan, firstHardware and keys explained.
- Tested with youEach door we worked on.
Keyless Entry Systems near you in Bensalem
If you run a small business near the Pennsylvania Turnpike interchange in Trevose, copying keys for each employee may be getting old.
A keypad lock with a separate code for each person gives you another way to manage entry. Choose a model that lets you remove one code when someone leaves, without changing everyone else's code.
The entrance itself matters when choosing a lock in Bensalem. A model made for an interior door may not be suitable where rain reaches it, and the existing hardware affects which options fit. Some models also accept a backup key, giving you another way to enter if the batteries run down. We work with you to find an option suited to the entrance and the access you want to give each employee.
Keeping it working
With employees on different shifts, give each person a separate code if your system supports it.
Avoid shared codes, and keep any written record in a secure place away from the door. When someone leaves, remove that person's code rather than changing everyone else's. If a code has been shared or you are unsure which codes still work, we can update the settings with you.
Watch for a dim display, a warning signal or a keypad that responds inconsistently. These may point to weak batteries, though a different fault is possible. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for replacement, and keep a compatible set on hand. If your lock has a backup key, store it somewhere secure that an authorized person can reach without using the keypad. Don't force a key or keep pressing buttons if the door will not unlock. Call us if warnings continue after replacement or a person's code no longer works.
Your questions, answered
How many individual codes can our small business use on one keypad?
The number varies by model, so choose one with enough capacity for each person who needs access. Separate assignments give you more flexibility than a single shared entry. Having one for each person does not by itself mean the system records who entered, since that feature is not available on every model.
Will a backup key still work if the batteries die at our business?
Yes, a model with a mechanical backup still gives you that option if its battery is depleted. Not every model includes a key, so look for that feature as you compare systems. Some offer another source of power instead, which is different from having a physical backup.
Would a code lock suit the glass entrance at my Bensalem storefront?
It might, but the available space and existing hardware matter. Some glass entrances have narrow metal edges that leave limited room for a keypad, while others have a wider surface that accommodates one. Outdoor exposure matters too, so choose a model rated for the conditions at that entrance.
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Call (484) 488-7719