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Request an assessment ↗Terapixels brings readers, credentials, controllers, locks, door hardware, intercom, video, identity, and reporting into one dependable access-control architecture.
Compare cloud and on-premises management, mobile credentials, readers, intelligent controllers, wireless electronic locks, hotel locks, electric locking, and complete opening hardware. Every manufacturer below now has a dedicated product page.
A strong fit for organizations that want browser-based administration, remote multi-site control, mobile credentials, open integrations, and a consistent operating model across a growing property portfolio.
Well suited to hotels, campuses, offices, multifamily properties, and distributed facilities that need broad wireless-lock coverage, modern credentials, and a choice of cloud or locally managed architecture.
A practical choice when a project needs a widely supported reader and credential ecosystem, a path away from legacy proximity technology, mobile access, or stronger identity assurance at selected doors.
Best suited to commercial and enterprise systems that value open software choice, field-proven controller hardware, scalable door expansion, and a controlled migration from earlier Mercury generations.
Especially relevant for hotels, multifamily properties, healthcare, campuses, and commercial facilities that need access management and physical door hardware selected as one coordinated system.
A strong fit when a project needs access control and architectural door hardware to operate as one compliant, serviceable opening—especially when wireless Aperio devices can extend an existing platform to more doors.
Product families shown are representative, not an exhaustive SKU catalog. Availability, names, licensing, credentials, integrations, certifications, and specifications can change; final selections are verified against current manufacturer documentation and the surveyed door conditions.
The right model follows your identity workflow, door conditions, number of locations, cybersecurity requirements, integrations, network reliability, credential strategy, and the people responsible for daily administration.
Browser administration, mobile credentials, remote door management, and centralized policy across individual facilities or a multi-site portfolio.
Locally managed software and controllers for organizations with established infrastructure, specialized integrations, or defined ownership requirements.
Extend managed access to interior rooms, guest doors, cabinets, lockers, and other openings where conventional homerun wiring is impractical.
Reliable access control depends on every physical, electrical, network, and administrative layer working together.
A complete opening can include management software, credentials, readers, controllers, enclosures, power supplies and batteries, locks or strikes, door-position switches, request-to-exit devices, cabling, fire-alarm interfaces, network connectivity, programming, testing, training, and documentation.
Cloud platforms can simplify remote administration and multi-site operations. On-premises systems can support local ownership, specialized integrations, and existing enterprise standards. Wireless and hybrid designs can extend either model. The right architecture depends on identity, cybersecurity, connectivity, integrations, policy, and lifecycle responsibility.
Often, but every component must be identified and tested. Reuse depends on manufacturer support, credential technology, encryption keys, reader protocol, controller generation, licensing, wiring, power, door condition, life-safety behavior, and compatibility with the selected platform.
Two doors that look similar can have different frames, latch hardware, fire ratings, egress requirements, power-transfer needs, closer conditions, and pathway limitations. A door survey prevents software and readers from being specified without a workable physical opening.
Yes, when the selected products and software versions support the required integration. Common workflows include video associated with door events, visitor entry, directory synchronization, mobile credentials, elevator control, intrusion events, and centralized multi-site administration.
Terapixels serves commercial organizations across five Southern California counties. Explore the local operating context for your facility, then schedule an onsite door and system assessment.
Document conditions, risks, users, workflows, infrastructure, and existing assets.
Define coverage, architecture, products, integrations, responsibilities, and budget.
Install, configure, test, commission, document, and train your team.
Monitor health, respond to issues, maintain knowledge, and plan the lifecycle.