What is UL Standard 294 for Access Control?
In this article we’ll explain what UL Standard 294 is, and why all BAi Readers are ETL Listed to the standard.
Current growth of gated communities
Gated communities continue to grow and diversify, especially outside major metropolitan areas where owning a home is more affordable. Flexible remote work policies that allow more people to work from home are accelerating this trend toward suburban living.
What software does BAi use?
Our equipment has Weigand, Serial, and USB ports to transmit a credential to an access controller. A terminal application is needed for configuration changes and to access the log file internally.
Contactless access control for vehicles
With hands-free access residents and homeowners don’t need to stop, take their hands off the wheel, or make physical contact with any devices. This reduces traffic, increases security, and enables better management practices.
Tips for selecting the right installer
Our goal in this article is to empower HOAs to be able to have intelligent conversations with their access control installers – specialists in gates, access control software, card readers, CCTV, etc.
Barcode Automation for campus security
Schools, universities, and student housing facilities all utilize Barcode Automation as part of their parking control. Our low cost but highly reliable system lets facilities managers automate their controlled parking areas.
Interview with Western Door & Gate
I’m a huge fan of Barcode Automation readers. They are very easy to install and work right from the start. We’re able to wire them up into existing systems and be up and running quickly. Every community that we currently have them installed at is working perfectly.
Laser barcode technology compared to RFID technology
Barcode and Radio Frequency Identification are two closely related, but very different technologies. Many websites today promote and advocate RFID without acknowledging a few key factors we know are important to our customers.