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.
- $51.66SKU: AVSM-W
Bosch Synchronization Control Modules, White, AVSM-W
- Synchronize horn and strobe with only two wires
- Option to silence horns while strobes continue to flash
- Operates in one Class A circuit or in two Class B circuits
- Circuits rated for 3 A of continuous current; 5 A surge or inrush current
- Green LED indicates signal operation
$51.66Low Price Guarantee - $122.72SKU: FPE-1000-CITY
Bosch City Tie Plug-in Module, FPE-1000-CITY
- Provides two supervised City Tie Local Energy circuits or Reverse Polarity circuits
- Connects to a Master Box (Local Energy Mode) or Central Station (Reverse Polarity Mode)
$122.72Low Price Guarantee - $90.25SKU: NACIM
Bosch Notification Appliance Circuit Interface Module, NACIM
- Used to convert fire alarm control panel (FACP) notification appliance circuits (NACs) to open collector circuits
- Facility Communications System
- NACIM can be connected to either 12 V or 24 V NACs
- An end-of-line (EOL) resistor must be installed across the TB2 terminals on the NACIM
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- $251.38SKU: C900V2
Bosch C900V Dialer Capture Ethernet Module
- Captures alarm and event data from dialer-based control panels using CONTACT ID, SIA, Modem II, Modem IIe, Modem IIIa2, Pulse, and other formats
- Performs full data transmissions without changing the data
- 12 VDC to 24 VDC voltage range
- Re-routes signals using UDP/IP-based data networks
- Convenient connection (RJ-45 Jack) to Ethernet networks
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- $44.50SKU: DS7460I
Bosch Dual-Zone Input Module, DS7460I
- Supervises two protection loops
- Can be used in UL Listed fire and security applications
- DIP switch programmable
$44.50Low Price Guarantee - $37.94SKU: DS7461i
Bosch Single-Zone Input Module, DS7461i
- Supervises one power-limited protection loop
- Can be used in UL Listed fire and security applications
- DIP switch programmable
$37.94Low Price Guarantee - $47.01SKU: DS7465I
Bosch Input-Output Module, DS7465I
- Supervises one power-limited input zone
- Provides one output relay
- Can be used in UL Listed fire and security applications
- DIP switch programmable
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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.














