Access Control
Control who enters, when, and how with our complete Access Control lineup. Build systems end-to-end—from kits and panels to software, cards & accessories, controllers & modules, secure locks, high-performance readers, and even turnstiles. Integrate mobile credentials, biometrics, and cloud management for single doors up to enterprise campuses.
- $112.86SKU: DSM-12-24-R
Bosch Dual Synchronization Module, Red, DSM-12-24-R
- Module that synchronizes notification appliances on a single Class A or two Class B circuits
- It can be flush mounted or surface mounted
$112.86Low Price Guarantee - $369.17SKU: AL800LGK9E
Bosch AL800LGK9E Logic Board, al800lgk9e
- Class 2 rated power-limited outputs
- Two (2) Class A or two (2) Class B FACP inputs
- Two (2) NC dry contact trigger inputs
- Two (2) Class A or four (4) Class B notification circuits of which two (2) Class B outputs may be paralleled for more power on a notification circuit
- One (1) auxiliary power output at 1 A supply current with battery back up
$369.17Low Price Guarantee - $265.00SKU: AEC-AEC21-EXT1
Bosch AEC2.1 Extension Enclosure, PSU1, AEC-AEC21-EXT1
- 4 readers expandable to 32 readers
- Supports up to 20,480 card holders and 100,000 transactions
- Classify cardholders based on 254 access groups
- 255 time schedules, 32 regular and 32 special holidays
- Anti-passback (APB) capabilities
$265.00Low Price Guarantee - $350.00SKU: AIM-AEC21-CVT
Bosch AEC2.1 Reader and Input-Output Extension Module, AIM-AEC21-CVT
- 4 readers expandable to 32 readers
- Supports up to 20,480 card holders and 100,000 transactions
- Classify cardholders based on 254 access groups
- 255 time schedules, 32 regular and 32 special holidays
- Anti-passback (APB) capabilities
$350.00Low Price Guarantee - $77.75SKU: B820
Radionix by Bosch B820 SDI2 Inovonics Interface Module
- Provides connectivity to Inovonics EchoStream EN4200 Serial Receiver
- May be installed up to 1000 ft from the control panel, allowing for optimal wireless reception
- Mounts directly inside the EN4200 Receiver housing, no separate enclosure required
- UL and CSFM Listed
$77.75Low Price Guarantee - $236.21SKU: 110064001
Interlogix 110064001 Power Communication Card Micro 5-All Version
- Power Flash Communication Card Micro Flash All Version
$236.21Low Price Guarantee - $4.44$4.44Low Price Guarantee
- $4.49SKU: 700211001
Interlogix 700211001 ProxLite Tag, White Front/Adhesive Back
- ProxLite tag, white front / adhesive back
- Std 40-bit 125khz ProxLite BID, .98in (25mm) x .74in (19mm) x .04in (1mm)
$4.49Low Price Guarantee - $11.62SKU: 700510001
Interlogix 700510001 Dual Tech MiFare 4K + CASI Proximity, ISO Thickness, Composite, CR-80
- Dual Tech MiFare 4K + CASI Proximity
- ISO Thickness, Composite, CR-80
$11.62Low Price Guarantee
Access Control Frequently Asked Questions
What is access control in home security?
Access control in home security refers to the systems and technologies that manage who can enter or exit a property. This can include keypads, smart locks, card readers, and biometric systems. These solutions enhance security by allowing homeowners to set permissions, track access, and eliminate the need for physical keys.
How does a smart lock work?
A smart lock uses electronic components to secure a door and can be controlled via a smartphone app, keypad, or other devices. It typically connects to your home Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, allowing you to lock or unlock your door remotely, monitor access, and manage user codes for family and guests.
What are the benefits of keyless entry systems?
Keyless entry systems eliminate the need for traditional keys, providing convenience and enhanced security. Homeowners can use codes, smartphones, or biometrics to access their homes. These systems often allow for temporary access codes for guests and service providers, reducing the risk of lost or duplicated keys.
Can access control systems integrate with my existing home security?
Yes, many access control systems are designed to integrate seamlessly with existing home security systems. This integration allows for centralized control and monitoring, enabling homeowners to manage alarms, cameras, and locks from a single platform, enhancing overall security and convenience.
What should I consider when choosing an access control system?
When selecting an access control system, consider factors such as the level of security needed, ease of use, compatibility with existing systems, and features like remote access and notifications. Additionally, evaluate the types of access methods offered, such as codes, cards, or biometrics, to find the best fit for your lifestyle.














