Credential Readers
Installed electronic readers at the project's controlled entry points.
Real R&R project • Port Austin, Huron County, Michigan
Four Seasons Pavilion Commercial Access Control Installation
An end-to-end access-control project bringing together electronic credential readers, door locking hardware, network equipment and system integration at a local community facility.
Featured local installation
One integrated solution for the doors and the network behind them.
At the Four Seasons Pavilion in Port Austin, R&R Technical Services provided an end-to-end commercial access-control solution. Our team installed all of the credential readers and network equipment, along with most of the electronic strikes, and integrated the supporting technology into the access-control system.
This project illustrates why effective electronic access control involves more than mounting a reader: doors, locking hardware, network infrastructure and system management need to work together.
R&R is based in Caro and works with businesses and facilities across Huron County, Tuscola County, Sanilac County and the Tri-Cities.
Project scope
What R&R installed
A coordinated access-control project, from the controlled entrances to the supporting network equipment.
Electronic Strikes
Installed most of the electronic door strikes needed to support controlled entry.
Network Infrastructure
Installed network equipment and integrated the supporting technology into the access-control environment.
Photos from the actual installation
Four Seasons Pavilion project gallery
Real photos of the doors, reader hardware and supporting infrastructure installed for this Port Austin project.
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Planning a similar project?
Whether your facility needs one controlled entrance or an integrated system spanning multiple doors, R&R can help plan the reader hardware, locking components and network infrastructure as a complete solution.
Learn more about our commercial access-control installation services or contact us to discuss your building.