Keyless Entry System

[michael12]

What would you is the best Keyless Entry system out these days?

[wa1ker00]

Commercial or residental? What price range? I'm a fan of the new Arrow Revolution keypads but it really depends on the application to determine what is most appropriate to install.

[cledry]

For the price and build I like the Kaba E-Plex 2000 that needs no batteries. We have yet to have a failure. I do not like Alarm Lock units, we continue to sell them but do have a high return rate and even get new units that are defective. Also Alarm Lock's warranty starts on date of manufacture. We have bought new units with expired warranties!

[wa1ker00]

We've run into that same problem on Alarmlocks. Really frustrating for the customers.

[Violaetor]

Keyless entry, forced entry, controlled demolitions? Please inquire about our semtex program!

[misterj]

What would you is the best Keyless Entry system out these days?

The buildings I work in have IEI ProxKey readers on the front doors. I think they work just fine and the fobs seem durable (never get people needing new ones for any reason). They're a nightmare to program, though, and I'm sure there's a better product out there.

[Squelchtone]

What would you is the best Keyless Entry system out these days?

michael12: we have not heard a reply from you on this topic since you posted it on December 14th. Before everyone goes off on a tangent, could you please describe what exactly you are trying to do?

Is this to convert your home deadbolt to a deadbolt with a keypad on it that you can press a code and get in? Are you looking for a prox card swipe system to give employees cards to get into an office building?

Please clarify what you meant, thanks!
Squelchtone