Keep Your Office Safe with Commercial Door Hardware
Keep Your Building Secure While Preventing the Spread of Germs
Slowly but surely, offices are starting to reopen, and some employees are trading their home offices for their old cubicles. When the time comes for you to reopen your Fort Collins, CO, office, you want to ensure only employees have easy access to your building and that the spread of germs is kept to a minimum.
Fortunately, ADA compliant commercial door hardware like Openpath’s touchless access control exists to keep your building protected against unwanted intruders, all while preventing the spread of germs by allowing your employees to open doors without having to touch a keypad or handle. Keep reading to learn why Openpath could be the right option for your business.
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Unlock Doors by Waving Hands
With Openpath, your employees can have 100 percent touch-free access control. After you’ve installed an Openpath reader outside the doors in your office, the reader can sense hand gestures up to a few inches away. When an employee waves their hand in front of the reader, it will trigger an authentication and authorization request with a user’s smartphone via Bluetooth.
The best part is, employees don’t even need to have their phone out. As long as their phone is in their pocket or a bag, they will be granted access. This form of touchless access control keeps employees moving through your commercial building without congestion, the risk of unwanted intruders gaining access to your building, or spreading germs.
Unlock Doors Directly Through an App
Many access control systems on the market tighten security by requiring employees to touch a common reader, keypad, or biometric scanner. In a pre-pandemic world, this would be a great way to protect your office, but it does nothing to prevent the spread of germs.
With Openpath, authorized users can unlock doors in your building using the Openpath app. All they need to do is open the app on their smartphone when near the Openpath reader, tap a button, and the door will unlock. Worried this won’t work when you’re experiencing Wi-Fi difficulties? The Openpath app uses triple unlock technology that sends the unlock request through Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellular data, so you have multiple ways of getting in.
If you’re ready to bring the power of touchless access control to your business, Greeley Lock and Key is prepared to help. Get in touch by giving us a call or filling out our online contact form to schedule a no-obligation consultation. We look forward to serving you!