Results for tag: "Wireless Access Control"

Wireless Access Control is a type of Physical Access Control that uses wireless technology to control access to a physical space. It is used to secure areas such as buildings, offices, and other facilities. Wireless Access Control systems typically include a wireless access point, a wireless controller, and a wireless reader. The access point is used to connect the wireless controller to the wireless reader, which is used to read the credentials of the user. The wireless controller is used to manage the access control system, including granting or denying access to the user. The wireless reader is used to read the credentials of the user and to authenticate the user. Some companies in the Wireless Access Control market include HID Global, Honeywell, Bosch Security Systems, and Axis Communications. Show Less Read more