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Access Control

Access control systems manage who enters your building, when they can enter, and provide an auditable record of every access event. From simple card-reader setups for a single office door to multi-site cloud-managed deployments across dozens of entry points, the hardware you choose determines the long-term reliability, user experience, and management capabilities of the system. Vidimost installs Brivo and Paxton access control systems across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs..

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Readers & Keypads

Access control readers are the user-facing component of any entry system — the device at the door that accepts a credential and triggers an unlock. The right reader depends on the credential technology you want to support (card, fob, mobile, PIN), the mounting location (mullion, single-gang, outdoor), and the security level required.

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Controllers

Access control controllers are the brains behind the door — they receive credential data from the reader, make the access decision, and trigger the lock to release. The controller also maintains event logs, schedules, and communication with the management platform.

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Credentials

Credentials are what your tenants, employees, and visitors carry to gain entry. The credential technology you choose affects user convenience, security level, and management overhead.

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Garage Tag Readers

Garage and parking tag readers provide automated vehicle identification at parking entrances, garage gates, and gated communities. Using UHF RFID technology, these readers detect vehicle-mounted tags from several meters away — allowing hands-free entry without drivers needing to lower windows or present credentials manually.

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Door Hardware

Door hardware is the mechanical interface between the access control system and the physical door. Electric strikes, electromagnetic locks, request-to-exit sensors, and door contacts must be properly matched to the door type, frame construction, and fire/life-safety requirements of the installation.

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About Access Control Equipment

Access control systems manage who enters your building, when they can enter, and provide an auditable record of every access event. From simple card-reader setups for a single office door to multi-site cloud-managed deployments across dozens of entry points, the hardware you choose determines the long-term reliability, user experience, and management capabilities of the system. Vidimost installs Brivo and Paxton access control systems across Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between cloud and on-premise access control? +
Cloud-based systems (like Brivo) store data and management interfaces in the cloud, accessible from any browser. On-premise systems (like Paxton Net2) run on a local server. Cloud offers easier multi-site management; on-premise offers full local data control.
Can access control integrate with cameras? +
Yes. Most modern access control platforms integrate with video surveillance to link door events with camera footage, allowing operators to see who badged at a door and verify visually.