Unit Level Alarms

Wired and Wireless Door Alarms

When Door Alarms Make the Most Sense

Door alarms can be an ideal solution for facilities that want greater visibility into unit activity without completely changing their tenants' locking procedures.

They are particularly valuable for:

  • Existing facilities that use conventional tenant locks
  • Properties experiencing concerns about unauthorized access
  • Facilities seeking to reduce open-door incidents
  • Multi-site operators looking to improve security visibility in phases
  • Owners who want to enhance security without requiring a full access-control transition

New or Existing Construction

Depending on your facility, a wired or wireless door alarm may be more logical.  Wired may make more sense for newer construction that require the greatest reliability with minimal maintenance requirements whereas wireless is typically used for existing construction or those facilities that intend to scale.

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    Wireless Door Alarms

    An easy-to-install solution for anyone looking to upgrade their security at existing facilities for both vacant and occupied units.

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    Hard-Wired Door Alarms

    Hard-wired door alarm systems are a cost-effective solution that increases security, deters thieves, and attracts customers.

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Which Type of Door Alarms are Right for You?

A door alarm is primarily a monitoring tool. Its role is to detect changes in a unit door's status, such as when a roll-up door is opened, left open, or accessed when it should not be. Depending on the system configuration, these events can trigger an audible alarm, notify facility staff, create an activity record, or initiate a predefined response workflow.

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