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Access Control Technologies (ACT) offers the best in class solutions to protect your property and your staff. ACT’s services are designed with high-quality innovation to expand your capabilities, improve operational effectiveness, and guard your assets.
We deliver custom solutions to meet your exact needs while providing an unmatched level of customer service and experience. If you need to upgrade an outdated access control system, add to an existing one, or commission something brand-new, our experts offer top performance and products.
Want a deeper look into the individual products and services ACT provides? View sales sheets on each offering below or contact us directly at (866) 495-4465.

Access Control: Security Solutions are smarter and more adaptable than ever. Install products like Nokē Smart Entry.

Low Voltage System Design: Revamp an existing structured cabling system, a simple network cabling installation, or a significant project.

Surveillance and Alarm: Keep theft and vandals from your commercial property with the right technology.

Structured Cabling: Cost effective cabling networks skillfully designed to maintain business consistency, compliance, and scalability.

Service and Maintenance: Extend the life of your installed systems and reduce business disruptions and downtime.

Security Gates: Customized turnkey security gates from concept to completion.
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The Biggest Security Mistake Self-Storage Owners Don't Know They're Making
Walk any self-storage property, and you'll likely see cameras mounted throughout the facility, a secure gate at the entrance, ...
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If You Only Think About Your Gate When It Breaks, You're Already Behind
For many self-storage owners and operators, the gate is easy to overlook. It works. Tenants come and go. Access codes function. ...
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Perimeter Security Planning: Where Access Control Should Start (Not End)
Perimeter security doesn’t fail at the building. It fails at the gate. That’s the mistake. Too often, access control is treated ...
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