Optional Keypads and Card
Readers are a popular means to control access
to facilities. Keypads require the user to enter
in a specific code to activate the gate or door.
Card readers require the user to have a card
that they place near a Card Reader. The card
reader prevents users from sharing codes. The
units are mounted on a gooseneck so they can
be activated from a vehicle. 
There
are three basic functions the stand alone, the
access control, and the wireless.
The stand alone is a self contained unit. Management enters codes or cards at the unit. There may be some limited scheduling of users access by hours of the day and limited reports of user activity. The number of users is dictated by the memory chip in the unit. When ordering please advise on the number of users.
The access control are keypads or readers that are wired to an existing access control system provided by a security company. The keypads and readers provided by Tri-Cor use Weigand protocol.
The wireless keypad is a standalone system that is similar to a radio control that is activated by a keypad. The wireless keypads save trenching and wiring and simplify installation.
The models listed below are the most popular units. Consult Tri-Cor at 1.800.249.0674 for design assistant for special applications.
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DoorKing
Stand Alone Key Pad Model: PDF Literature Part No: Doorking standalone keypads are available in individual codes from 10 to 500 plus users. Users are granted or denied access by management providing users individual pin code numbers. The number of users is dictated by the memory chip in the unit. When ordering please advise on the number of users.
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DoorKing
Stand Alone Card Reader Model: PDF Literature Part No: Doorking standalone keypads are available in individual codes from 10 to 500 plus users. Users are granted or denied access by management providing users individual pin code numbers. The number of users is dictated by the memory chip in the unit. When ordering please advise on the number of users.
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Manufacture:Linear
| Model: AK! Wireless Keypad| PDF Literature Part No: The Linear wireless keypad simplifies installation by eliminating trenching an wiring between the gate operator and keypad. The unit is self contained and battery operated. When not in use the keypad goes into a sleep mode to extend battery life,The keypad is housed in a rugged cast aluminum enclosure that can be mounted to a pedestal or bolted directly to a wall. The die-cast keys have bright, easy-to-read yellow graphics. Up to 480 entry codes, from 1 to 6 digits in length, can be programmed. They can activate either, or both, of the relay outputs Requires a Linear Radio Receiver Model AP4 to be installed in operator. |
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Goosenecks are the professional way to mount keypads and card readers for the use of individuals in vehicles. Goosenecks are available in car height, truck height or car & truck height and heavy architectural models for telephone entry systems. Consult Tri-Cor at 1.800.249.0674 for various models. Goosenecks should be mounted on a curb for protections. Insurance post should be installed around goosenecks installed in he center of a driveway |
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Tri-Cor | Model: Standard Gooseneck | PDF
Literature Part No: Tri-Cor Goosenecks are a convenient and professional way to mount access control devices and telephone entry systems for users to operate from a motor vehicle. Mounted to a concrete pad mounted the mounting bolts are covered by a decorative cover. Post mounted models are available. |
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