Installing A Single Door Access Control System

Today, Guardian Safe & Lock installed a single door access control system for a commercial customer here in Tomball, Tx. Brandon Gonzalez and Andrew Turner received an extra hand from Uriah Ortiz to complete the installation.
The entire access control system is comprised of an electric door strike as well as a keypad and dedicated power supply in their backroom, all manufactured by Allegion. The process included mounting both the keypad and electric door strike onto a single exterior door, as well as running wire through the ceiling of the building and down the frame to supply power to allow the single door access control system to function.
This access control installation can easily be integrated in the future into a larger access control system, but for now, it ensures that employees have easy access into and out of the building without the hassle of assigning keys to everyone or having those keys become lost over time.
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Interested in more GSL Access Control videos like this? Let us know what you want to see here in the comments, and thanks for watching!

[@ThatSweeperGuy]

Don’t worry. Off camera, everybody is a self tapper guy!😂

[@Mario55555]

Love watching these install videos. I have to do my installs and service in the brutal Canadian cold, it must be nice to work in warm weather all year round! Thanks for sharing, GSL team.

[@GuardianSafeAndLock]

Yeah I can’t imagine, when it’s cold your hands don’t work as well lol and when it’s too hot like here you can’t wait for winter lol

[@Mario55555]

@@GuardianSafeAndLock haha yeah neither extreme is fun I guess!

[@kevinkoepke8311]

Fun watching! Wearing masks while working, especially in Houston heat, ain't fun. I need to take class on low voltage. I was signed up with Flake, till Covid cancelled. I'll be there next year. Thanks

[@GuardianSafeAndLock]

Kevin Koepke cool I need to send some of my techs to that course as well, hopefully we see you next year! - Uriah

[@elektrokinesis4150]

the bug at 6:07 got me

[@GuardianSafeAndLock]

Oh man you had me rolling...... never noticed that. I’m dying right now haha.

[@pavitrasankalp7533]

Good

[@gabefraher6482]

Does it just act as a switch? Where you bring your 12v or 24v to the key pad then bring (for lack of a better term) a Switch leg from the key pad to the electric strike? And wire the key pad as normally closed?

[@dennisblair1384]

Is it best practice to have all the connections go to the outdoor (public) side? If I pull off the keypad outside, I activate the lock by shorting out some wires.

[@elektrokinesis4150]

probably won't ever be a fan of these types of systems that can be unlocked in 30 seconds with a screwdriver and a jumper, although i understand that these types of systems are not intended to be security devices