Keyless Entry Systems in Collingdale, PA

A code given to someone who no longer works at your business may still open the door.

If several people share it, removing that person's access means changing the code for everyone who uses it. We install and set up keyless entry systems for business doors in Collingdale, including models that give each person a separate code. With individual codes, you can remove one person's access without changing the codes used by everyone else. We also change codes on existing systems when the lock supports that option.

A keypad is one choice for an employee entrance, a shared work area or another business door where you want entry by code. Not every door or existing lock is suited to the same model, so we consider the door and how you need to use it before recommending an option. For a business in Collingdale, some models run on batteries and offer entry without wiring. Some also include a backup key as another way in if the batteries run down. The number of codes and backup options vary by model.

We look at the back office door, its thickness and swing, and the existing lock to see which keypad options fit.

We also check how the door closes and how you leave from inside, since a keypad on the outside should not make getting out confusing. If the existing openings do not match a suitable unit, we explain what changes installation would involve before starting. We also show you which choices include a backup key and where the batteries go.

Models differ in how many individual codes they support and how you add or remove them. We explain those differences so you can choose a setup that suits the number of people who need access. We set up a separate code for each person you choose and show you how to remove one when someone leaves. With you, we check each code, whether the door closes and secures, and how you leave from inside. If the setup includes a backup key, we test it with you as well.

Keep a record of who has each entry code, and store it somewhere other than the back office.

When someone no longer needs access, remove that person's code rather than passing it to a replacement. If you cannot remove an entry or a valid number stops working, contact us to check the settings. Ask people not to share their numbers, since that makes it harder to control who has access.

Watch for a low battery warning or an unresponsive keypad. Replace the batteries with the type specified by the manufacturer, and keep liquids away from the surface. If the warning remains after replacement, or the buttons do not respond, ask us to inspect the lock. Keep the backup key in a secure place you can reach without entering the back office, and check that it operates the door before you need it.