Access Control

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Access Control

Himmel’s Architectural Doors & Hardware believes that understanding how access controls work is the first step in choosing the most effective security installment for your business. Access controls can be in the form of alarms, magnets, hinges, and strikes. Himmel‘s typically recommends them to banks, military and government facilities, and offices—although they can be used anywhere.

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A Few Quick Pointers on Access Control:

Himmel’s access control products are affordable and installed by expert professionals.
We remain transparent with the customer and only recommend necessary product(s).
Simple, yet modern, our products are all tested to ensure their maximum performance.
Our access controls are advanced, seamless security solutions for any facility size and built to work with most software systems.

types of Access Control

Stand Alone Locks

Stand Alone Locks provide a simple and affordable option for customizable access control. Our selection of locks offer a broad selection of technologies and programming features, so you can decide what works best for you and your business.

Electric Hinges

Electric hinges allow a low voltage of electric current to pass through the door frame leaf of a standard architectural grade hinge. This allows users to control various items on the door, such as electric locks, access control devices, and alarms.

Electrified Exit Devices & Locks

Our Electrified Exit Devices & Locks comply with all national and state building and fire life safety codes. Our selection provides both locking and latching features, making it a premium safety must-have needed for any commercial building.

Door Alarms

Did you know the most common entry point for a burglar is the front door? For this reason, people are increasingly installing door alarms. Door alarms are essentially a sensor that detects intrusion and warns the designated alarm panel of a breach.

Door Magnets

Door magnets boil down to basic science, using an electromagnetic force to stop doors from opening. They’re ideal for an added layer of security and are considered one of the most reliable locks you can have, as they extremely reliable and rarely hacked.

Electric Strike

An electric strike is another type of access control device and adds a second layer of protection to your building. It will be installed in the door frame on the local side. An electric strike holds the latch—just like a non-electric one —but it can also electrically release it.