On November 19th, Ryne Rayburn and Grant Miller of Allegion will be conducting a webinar in conjunction with Building Design + Construction.

Discover how distributed Wi-Fi and wireless electronic locks can simplify access control, reduce infrastructure costs, and eliminate disruptive cable installations in multifamily and commercial buildings. Join Allegion experts to learn how coordinating Divisions 08, 27, and 28 can preserve design intent, minimize costly change orders, and deliver future-ready building security.

Door and opening hardware specification in multifamily and commercial occupancies represent some of the most challenging and budgetarily nuanced aspects of the design-build process. This complexity is only increased with the incorporation of electronic access control, from hardware and software selection to crucial (and potentially destructive) infrastructure add-ons. However, today’s buildings can supply architects with a solution to the challenges inherent to electronic access control specification and installation: distributed Wi-Fi.

By specifying wireless electronic locking hardware, design-build teams can eliminate the need for access control panels, gateways, and disruptive or potentially destructive cable pulls. Leveraging existing building Wi-Fi to deliver in-demand and frictionless security can both maximize design opportunity within a project scope and provide a future-ready building to increase the long-term return on investment for project owners.

Join Allegion industry experts as they provide actionable insights to bridge the gap between Openings (Division 08), Communications (Division 27), and Electronic Safety & Security (Division 28) and to help preserve your design intent while providing a future-ready building.

Key Takeaways:

• Wi-Fi for building security maximizes value: by strategically utilizing building Wi-Fi for Electronic Access Control deployments.
• Frictionless coordination minimizes RFIs and expensive change orders: by aligning multiple divisions (Division 08, Division 27 and Division 28) in the planning process.
• Installing real-time, Wi-Fi integrated locks streamlines door specification and installation: by foregoing intrusive or destructive infrastructure add-ons.
• Modular locking hardware delivers long-term value: by keeping designs future-ready with easily upgradeable access control technology.

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