Access Devices · Keypads
Keypads
Code entry for gates, doors and service access points — mounted where people actually reach it and wired into the opening it controls.
What It Is
Access without issuing anything
A keypad works where people need entry but carrying a credential is impractical — service access, vendor entries, back gates and small properties. Nothing has to be handed out, so it is the simplest device to put at an opening.
- CSLB #1146070
- Classifications B · C-13 · C61/D28
Considerations
Where a Keypad Makes Sense
Simple to use, but placement and code handling still matter.
- 01
Reach and mounting
Pedestal, pillar or post mounting is set so a driver or pedestrian can reach it from where they stop.
- 02
Outdoor exposure
Units are selected for the weather and sun the location actually gets.
- 03
Code management
Shared codes stay valid until they are changed, which is worth planning around.
- 04
Operator wiring
The keypad is wired to the gate operator, strike or controller that releases the opening.
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- CSLB #1146070 · B · C-13 · C61/D28