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ADA-Compliant Push-Button Keypad Locks Can Store Up To 500 Total Access Codes - Hager Companies - Facility Management Product Release
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These ADA-compliant push-button keypad locks can store up to 500 total access codes which are keypad programmable and are available in a keypad only or keypad plus prox, granting access via an HID card, formats. With additional software, the programming can be transferred to the locks via PC or at the door via laptop.
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posted: 4/21/2017