Collection: Easy Key Access Control, Stand Alone

Access control systems often combine these methods for enhanced security. For example, a system might require both an RFID card and a fingerprint scan for entry, making it harder for unauthorized individuals to gain access. These multi-factor authentication approaches add layers of security.Code-based access control involves using a numerical code or password to gain entry. Users are typically required to input the correct code on a keypad or touch screen. This method can be effective, but it's essential to ensure that users choose strong and unique codes and that the system is designed to prevent unauthorized access attempts (such as lockout after multiple failed attempts).