Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Top 5 Tips for Commercial Security Gate

Top 5 Tips for Solid Commercial Gate Security

The security of your business directly affects your livelihood, personal wellbeing and the safety of employees. If you have or are thinking of installing commercial gate operators and door access devices, here’s what you need to do to ensure you have the most solid security possible:

  1. Change the passcode every 2-3 months – The longer codes for door access devices and front gates are in use the higher the risk that your security system will be breached. Repairmen, guests, vendors and past employees could all access the property even though they no longer have permission to enter the premise. By changing the password on a regular basis you’ll ensure only those that are currently approved to enter the property will be doing so.
  2. Talk to employees about not sharing passcodes or entry devices – When commercial gate security systems are installed you must make it clear that the passcodes and devices are not to be sharing with outsiders. Any time the passcode is changed reiterate this. It’s also a good idea to send out a company-wide email stating the guidelines for the gate security so it’s on the record and available for people to reference.
  3. Upgrade outdated or older models to advanced products – Commercial building entry security is changing at a rapid pace thanks to technology. Today’s systems and products are better than ever at keeping intruders out and offer features that were previously unavailable. An upgrade to a newer system may cost a little more up front, but it pays off in knowing that your business is secured with top-of-the-line equipment that uses the latest technology. Some commercial gate operators work with the LiftMaster 828LM Internet Gateway that will allow you to remotely control gates and lights from anywhere in the world. Even while you’re away you’ll have control over access to your business.
  4. Have a professional install your gate security system – Many commercial gate operators fail or malfunction because of improper installation. If the commercial gate security system isn’t set up exactly right you’ll have a false sense of security that can let you down at any time. This can be circumvented right from the start by having a professional install the security system. Look for pros that guarantee their installations and have a stellar reputation.
  5. Only use quality products – Solid security requires products and materials that are built to withstand abuse and tampering. Cheaper options can fail when security is needed most, making them a waste of your money that cost you a lot more in the long run. Make the better investment up front by choosing the highest quality products possible.

We’ve found that the tips above can have a huge impact on your commercial gate security. It’s all about setting things up right from the start and keeping on top of security needs as the evolve.

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5 Gate Maintenance Tips for the Winter

Failing to properly maintain your gate operator during the winter season can lead to costly repairs.

Depending on how cold the climate is in the part of the country you live in, you may need to optimize your gate’s maintenance plan. In order to keep your gate operator functioning through the winter, proper attention and care is needed. The professionals over at PSS Store help customers understand how to do just that with 5 easy winter maintenance tips. 

Below are 5 tips to help keep your gate operator in tip top shape for the winter:

  1. Make sure your operator is built for cold climates. Some operators like the Doorking 6050-080 and the DoorKing 1601-154 Heater Kit are some of the top performers. The DoorKing 1601-154 Heater Kit can be used with the following models: 6050, 6100, 6300, 9050, 9100, 9150, 9000, 9310. This helps ensure that your gate will continue to be fully functional even during the harshest winters. If you live in areas with colder climates, this is an absolute necessity.
  2. Inspect drive belt for wear, cracking and alignment.
  3. Keep gate hinges greased to prevent the gate from jamming or freezing.  Most swing gates come equipped with grease fittings which should be lubricated several times per year. Depending on what type of operator you have, there are specific areas that should be lubricated throughout the year.
  4. Inspect inner gears and grease if necessary using only Moly D grease.
  5. Make use of your gate operator, especially in colder temperatures. Gates with little to no usage are prone to breaking faster. Running your gate operator keeps the inner gears and parts flexible.

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Wednesday, November 6, 2013

DoorKing Communication System Reviews

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DoorKing produces some of the most advanced communication systems for residential and commercial buildings.

As technology continues to evolve in the access control system industry, communication systems are only improving. From being able to see who’s at your front door from anywhere in your home via video monitor to systems that can be programmed to function with an entry code or card reader, property owners are sure to find a systems that best suits their needs. One of the brands that continues to be at the forefront of the evolution of communication systems is DoorKing. Since 1948, DoorKing has been producing state-of-the-art access control systems for residential and commercial usage.

Some of the most notable DoorKing Communication Systems include the following:

  • 1810 – Coming in different models, this class of communication systems comes equipped with an LED light display, built-in time clock, memory storage designed to hold up to 1000 telephone numbers and many more features. Check out the DoorKing 1810-080 model for more detailed information.  
  • 1812 – With a variety of models to choose from, this class comes pre-built with customizable systems, call forwarding, “Flash” entry codes and are even PC programmable. Check out a wide variety of DoorKing 1812 systems and view a full line features from these models.
  • 1834 – For better protection, the 1834 models come with hard shell wall mounts, PC programmable, high memory storage and high quality part built for high usage commercial buildings. 
  • 1835 – Best suited for apartments and gated communities, this line can be customized to meet the needs of high usage buildings. Some of the features include a two line scrolling directory, an LED lighted keypad, PC programmable time zones and high memory storage. Take a look at the features and product specs of the DoorKing 1835-089 Telephone Entry System Wall Mount.
  • 1837 - Ideal for telephone entry and best suited for medium to large apartment and gated communities. In addition, applications can include large office buildings and industrial sites. The eight-line LCD display features big 1/2-inch characters for easy viewing and your personalized message appears on the screen when the system is not in use. This unit has all of the features of the 1835 plus more.

Need help selecting the perfect access control communication system? Contact the professionals at PSS Store or call 1-800-676-4909 for assistance with specific products or setups.

Sunday, November 3, 2013

DoorKing Communication System Reviews

DoorKing produces some of the most advanced communication systems for residential and commercial buildings.

As technology continues to evolve in the access control system industry, communication systems are only improving. From being able to see who’s at your front door from anywhere in your home via video monitor to systems that can be programmed to function with an entry code or card reader, property owners are sure to find a systems that best suits their needs. One of the brands that continues to be at the forefront of the evolution of communication systems is DoorKing. Since 1948, DoorKing has been producing state-of-the-art access control systems for residential and commercial usage.

Some of the most notable DoorKing Communication Systems include the following:

·1810 – coming in different models, this class of communication systems comes equipped with an LED light display, built-in time clock, memory storage designed to hold up to 1000 telephone numbers and many more features. Check out the DoorKing 1810-080 model for more detailed information.   

·1812 – with a variety of models to choose from, this class comes built with customizable systems, call forwarding, “Flash” entry codes and are even PC programmable. Check out a wide variety of DoorKing 1812 systems and view a full line features from these models.

·1834 – for better protection, the 1834 models come with hard shell wall mounts, PC programmable, high memory storage and high quality part built for high usage commercial buildings. 

·1835 – best suited for apartments and gated communities, this line can be customized to meet the needs of high usage buildings. Some of the features include a two line scrolling directory, an LED lighted keypad, PC programmable time zones and high memory storage. Take a look at the features and product specs of the DoorKing 1835-089Telephone Entry System Wall Mount.

1837- The Model 1837 is an ideal telephone entry and access control system suited for medium to large apartment and gated community applications as well as office buildings and industrial sites. The eight-line LCD display features big 1/2-inch characters for easy viewing and your personalized message appears on the screen when the system is not in use. This unit has all of the features of the 1835.


Need help selecting the perfect access control communication system? Contact the professionals at PSS Store or call 1-800-676-4909 for assistance with specific products or setups.