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ACCESS

Access control

Access control is a growing part of commercial work: keypads, card readers, and the hardware that actually opens the door.

Format
One-on-one. You're the only student.
Where
My shop in Colorado Springs
Experience
None needed
How long
Days, not months
Included
Tools and materials while you train
Price
Intro pricing for the first five students

Taught by me, Nick Brown, a working locksmith in Colorado Springs. About me

What we cover

The parts

Keypads and card readers on the wall, electric strikes and other hardware in the door, and the power that runs them.

How they work together

What happens between someone entering a code and the door opening, and where it usually goes wrong when a door won't release or won't lock.

You'll leave able to

  • Understand how a keypad or reader, its power and an electric strike work together
  • Track down the common reasons a door won't release or won't lock

Good fit for

  • Locksmiths who want more commercial work
  • Maintenance techs and property managers who look after business doors
Access control keypad on a wall
A keypad for door access.
Electric strike in a door frame
An electric strike. When a keypad or card reader says yes, this is the part that lets the door open.

Want to learn ACCESS?

Message the Page with ACCESS, or call or text me. Tell me what you already know and what days work for you.

Colorado Springs Locksmith and Auto Electronics Training. Nick Brown.