THE READER

News for the Access Control Professional

August 2022

Using Mobile Data

Condo owners choose technology for their convenience

By Scott Lindley
General Manager, Farpointe Data

One of the leading adaptors to mobile access control systems is the multi-family residential industry, an example being the high rise, luxury condominium that Quantuum Energy Products upgraded in downtown Sarasota. No longer wanting to rely on their older key fob system, the condo board expressed a desire to future-proof their way of getting into the building, and condo residents pushed for the move to a mobile solution.

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Spotlight: New Reference Document on Grounding RFID Readers

Grounding benefits the operation, performance and reliability of RFID card readers installed as key components within an electronic access control system.

Download our new Grounding Reference Document for basic grounding recommendations to help prevent reader issues, or to assist in troubleshooting existing installations.

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Old access control at Hawaiian Legislature Building

Seen on the Street: A Blast From the Past

One of the more interesting finds during our travels, this antiquated access control "system" was discovered at the Iolani Palace in downtown Honolulu, Hawaii. Once used as a royal residence, then as the capitol building, the palace is now a museum.

Need to upgrade your access control offering? Reach out to Farpointe's sales team. They can recommend options on the most advanced RFID solutions and put you in touch with one of our access control system partners.

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