Unit Level Security

Smart and Secure Solutions for Self-Storage Rental Units

Unit Security Solutions

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    ProEdge

    The ProEdge Smart Lock, by PTI Security Systems, simplifies door security for both operators and tenants with its next-generation Bluetooth technology that provides keyless access, automated rental possibilities, and overlocking functionality. 

  • wired and wireless alarms

    Door Alarms

    Door Alarms from PTI Security Systems help increase the functionality and efficiency of your existing access control system while improving overall facility security.

Why Individual Security Matters

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    Visual Deterrent

    The exterior placement of PTI’s door security solutions deter thieves and discourage potential break-ins.

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    Marketing Opportunity

    Upgraded security provides the opportunity to market yourself as a premium self-storage facility.

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    Integrated System

    Configure PTI’s door security to work seamlessly with your existing access control system.

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Learn More About Why Unit Security Matters

  • Choosing the Right Security Upgrade for Your Facility

    In this article, we explore how door alarms work, compare wired vs. wireless options, and examine how modern solutions like the ProEdge smart latch are redefining what’s possible in unit-level security.

  • Smart Latches for Self-Storage

    A tenant says their unit was locked when they arrived, but your records show access activity at the gate an hour earlier. That gap between site entry and unit-level accountability is where a smart latch becomes valuable. For self-storage operators, unit security is not just about putting hardware on a door. It is about knowing who accessed what, when, and whether your system supports the way the facility actually runs.

  • Can Smart Be Smarter?

    Smart technology is slowly infiltrating every corner of our lives, and when it comes to security, smart locks and latches are becoming the new norm. Offering increased convenience, real-time notifications, and enhanced security, these devices typically operate through Bluetooth communication, connecting a specific device to an access control system. But the real question is: are all smart devices truly "smart," or are some simply more intelligent than others? Let’s take a closer look.