Access Control

Today's All Security Equipment blog post is dedicated to empowering you to fortify your business defenses. We will outline essential proactive measures and strategies for a thorough security system audit.

Today’s All Security Equipment blog, the last in a three-part-series, will detail how myQ integrates with heavy-duty LiftMaster equipment to construct an impenetrable security perimeter around an industrial facility.

Today’s All Security Equipment blog post acts a an expert guide to focus on three foundational elements of rural defense

The best access control systems for self-storage facilities offer both safety and convenience. They use modern technology to manage who can enter, track activity, and keep every part of the facility secure.

Halloween is an all around festive night, but the combination of darkness, high foot traffic, and masks creates unique security risks.

Discover LiftMaster’s new CAP4AP and CAPXAP Smart Access Controllers — engineered for modern commercial and multifamily properties. Scalable & cloud-connected.

The MRD-1P is a radar-based presence sensor engineered to detect both vehicles and pedestrians from 1 to 30 feet with pinpoint accuracy. Unlike traditional safety sensors that require reflectors or dual-sided installations, the MRD-1P delivers a simple, single-sided design—saving you time, hardware, and installation costs.

This All Security Equipment blog post is the second in a three-part series dedicated to fortifying retail space security. The retail industry faces unique threats and requires specialized security strategies to address them effectively.

Second of a two-part series, we will outline ten essential tips and recommend specific security solutions that address the vulnerabilities of large properties and extended perimeters in non-urban areas.

This blog post from All Security Equipment is the second in a two-part series dedicated to providing actionable insights on access control solutions for unique settings.

A fail-safe lock requires continuous power to remain locked. When power is cut, the door unlocks automatically. This makes it safer for occupants in emergencies, such as fires or blackouts, because it allows egress without delay.

For businesses and institutions with multiple entry points, a multi door access control system provides more than just convenience—it’s the backbone of a secure, scalable, and professional security strategy.