Standalone keypads for one gate. Cloud-managed credential systems for fifty doors. Same answer either way: install it once, tune it once, and stop worrying about who has the code.
Pick the credential that fits the site — or run multiple side-by-side. Most modern systems accept all of them on the same reader.
The commercial-standard 125 kHz prox card and the encrypted 13.56 MHz iCLASS card. The default credential for most commercial sites.
Encrypted 13.56 MHz cards with cryptographic credentials — the right call for sites that need actual security on the credential, not just convenience.
HID Mobile Access, Brivo Mobile Pass, Genea, OpenPath. Phone is the credential. Issue and revoke from a web console.
Standalone or networked PIN keypads — the right answer for low-cycle gates with a small known user list.
Long-range Bluetooth and UHF readers for vehicle-gate use — credentials read while the vehicle is approaching, not at the gate.
Card —plus PIN —plus mobile-presence for sites that need real two-factor at the door.
Reader is one box. The actual access control system is the panel, the network, the management software, and the integrations.
S Tier builds the whole perimeter, not just the fence. Fewer trades on site, one number to call when something needs attention.
Tell us about your site and we'll come out for a free look. Or call 204-894-9071.
If you’re still on legacy 125 kHz prox or original Wiegand, we’ll plan the migration without re-issuing every credential at once.