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## [What is an Electric Strike?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-electric-strike)

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May 30th, 2024

Electric strikes are a common locking method used in modern access control systems. They consist of a hinged catch that releases to open the door when an authorized credential is presented to the reader. Electric strikes can be configured to be fail-safe or fail-secure, depending on the type of door they are installed on. Typically, electric strikes are configured as fail-safe to allow for safe exit from the premises. Although electric strikes operate on different hardware than magnetic locks, they follow the same principles of access control.

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## [What is an Access Control Unit?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-access-control-unit)

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An Access Control Unit (ACU) is a panel to which all door-locking hardware (see Electric Strike and Mag Lock) and credential readers are connected. The ACU functions as the traffic controller as well as the primary power source for all the devices connected to the access control system.

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## [What is a Two-Person Rule?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-two-person-rule)

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A two-person rule, also referred to as an escort rule, is a highly effective access control security measure that requires two authorized cardholders to be present in order to grant access to a specific area or item, such as a door or display case. This feature is often used to protect sensitive locations like specific doors, product storage areas, vaults and safes, and server rooms. By requiring the presence of two cardholders, the two-person rule ensures an added layer of security, minimizing the risk of unauthorized access or potential breaches. This feature is a great way to layer additional security elements to your physical access control system. While financial services firms, banks, jewelry businesses, cannabis growers and operators most frequently request these advanced features, they offer useful applications in many other types of businesses and buildings.

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## [What is a Credential Reader?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-credential-reader)

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April 25th, 2024

A Credential Reader, also known as a Card Reader, captures an access credential's encoded data and transmits it to an Access Control Unit (ACU). The ACU then determines whether to grant or deny access based on the cardholder's access rights.

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## [What is a Mobile Access Credential?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-mobile-access-credential)

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A mobile access credential is a convenient app installed on your employees' smartphones that allows them to gain access to an access point by simply tapping or twisting their phones near the access point. This technology utilizes BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) or NFC (Near Field Communication) which offers reliable and accurate access. Mobile access credentials widen your access control options beyond the more common access fobs and cards and can replace or supplement the use of physical access credentials.

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## [What is a Passive Infrared (PIR) Sensor?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-passive-infrared-sensor)

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A Passive Infrared (PIR) sensor is a type of motion sensor. This technology operates by detecting movement within a specific area by measuring the infrared radiation emitted by objects.

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## [What is a Door Forced Feature?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-door-forced-feature)

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The Door Forced Feature is an important part of an access control system. It is designed to activate an alarm if the door is opened without a valid access card being presented or an associated REX (Request to Exit) signal. This feature is especially useful in case of forced entry by criminals who may forcibly attempt to open the door.

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## [What is a Local Door Sounder?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-local-door-sounder)

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A local door sounder is a siren device that provides an audio alert when a protected door is held open past a preset time period, typically 15-30 seconds. Its purpose is to promptly and effectively alert individuals that a door has been held open for an extended period. By doing so, it not only prevents unauthorized access but also ensures that the security of the premises remains intact.

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## [What is a Request to Exit Device?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-request-exit-device)

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January 25th, 2024

A REX device, short for Request to Exit, is a device in access control systems that provides a simple and convenient way to exit through access-controlled doors. A REX device is required for any door secured with a magnetic lock (mag lock). This ensures that individuals inside a secured area can exit in an emergency.

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## [What is Panic Hardware?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-panic-hardware)

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January 11th, 2024

Panic hardware is a type of locking hardware designed to allow immediate exit at all times and is a crucial component of building safety. Its primary purpose is to provide a quick and efficient means of escape during emergency situations. Unlike traditional locking mechanisms, panic hardware allows individuals to exit a building swiftly without the need for any lever or knob rotations. The simplicity and reliability of panic hardware make it an indispensable part of any building's safety infrastructure.

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## [What is a Biometric Reader?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-biometric-reader)

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January 4th, 2024

Biometric readers scan an individual's unique morphological characteristics such as a fingerprint, palm, voice, iris, or face as a form of access control. Fingerprint and palm readers are the most popular choices due to their ease of use and high level of accuracy, but DGA also employs modern facial recognition readers, which are highly convenient and accurate forms of access control.

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## [What is Fail-Secure?](https://blog.dga.com/what-is-fail-secure)

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September 28th, 2023

Fail-secure refers to a locking mechanism that defaults to a secure or locked position when it experiences a failure or power loss. This is the opposite of fail-safe, which defaults to an open position when power is lost.

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