Controlled entry. Without the key.
PIN-based access control for commercial doors, staff entrances, restricted areas and other controlled entry points across the Greater Toronto Area.
Access by code, designed around the entrance.
Keypad access control allows authorized users to enter a PIN or access code at a controlled door.
Unlike card or fob systems, users do not necessarily need to carry a physical credential. This can make keypad access practical for selected entrances where code-based entry fits the property's requirements.
What is keypad access?
Keypad access control uses a numeric keypad installed at or near a controlled entrance. Authorized users enter a designated PIN or access code to request entry.
This provides an alternative to traditional keys and can also be considered when cards or fobs are not the preferred access method.
A commercial property may choose keypad access for a staff entrance or restricted area while using card or fob access at another entrance.
The important consideration is choosing an access method that matches the way the entrance is actually used.
One access method. Many entrances.
Keypad access can be considered for different types of controlled entrances depending on how the property is used and who needs access.
Access without carrying a credential.
Keypad access can provide a straightforward option where PIN-based entry fits the property's access requirements.
Keypad or card & fob? It depends on the entrance.
Users enter a PIN or access code. Potentially suitable where code-based access is preferred.
Users present an assigned card or fob to an access reader.
There is no universal answer. The choice depends on users, property, entrance, access requirements and existing systems.
Different entrances can use different access methods when their requirements differ.
One property doesn't always need one system.
A commercial property may have more than one type of controlled entrance. Different access methods can make sense when different entrances have different requirements.
Sheger provides multiple access-control options, allowing the access strategy to be considered across the property rather than focusing on a single entrance in isolation.
The keypad is part of the entrance.
A complete controlled door may include the keypad, access-control system, door, hardware and additional entrance components. These elements need to work together as part of the finished installation.
Adding keypad access to an existing door.
If you already have a commercial door and want to introduce PIN-based access, the existing entrance needs to be considered before determining the installation approach.
A considered approach from entrance to installation.
More than the keypad. The whole entrance.
Sheger brings experience across access control, commercial doors, hardware and glass-related services. The keypad can be considered alongside the physical entrance rather than treated as an isolated component.
Keypad access across the GTA.
Sheger provides keypad access control installation throughout the Greater Toronto Area, including Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton regions.
Keypad access questions.
Keypad access control is a door access system that allows authorized users to enter a PIN or access code at a controlled entrance.
Yes. Sheger provides keypad access control installation for commercial and professional properties throughout the GTA.
Potentially. The existing door, hardware and entrance configuration need to be considered before determining the appropriate approach.
Keypad access is based on entering a PIN or access code, so users do not necessarily need a physical card or fob for that entrance.
Yes. Different entrances can use different access methods when the property's requirements call for them.
Different access methods can be considered across a property. The appropriate combination depends on the access requirements of individual entrances.
Keypad access can be considered for different commercial door types, including metal, aluminum, wooden and glass doors, subject to the entrance and hardware requirements.
Sheger provides keypad access control services throughout the GTA, including Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton regions.
Need keypad access control in the GTA?
Whether you need PIN-based access for a staff entrance, restricted area, commercial building or another controlled entry point, Sheger can help you determine the right approach.
With 15+ years of industry experience across access control, doors, hardware and glass, the keypad and complete entrance can be considered together.