Telephone entry-system-installation in Los Angeles are an essential component of gate automation, allowing visitors to communicate with residents or tenants to request entry. These entry-system-installation are available in various forms, such as test, call boxes, intercoms, telephone boxes, and dial pads, and are equipped with a keypad to enter codes for opening the gate or keeping it open for an extended period. For residential properties, a “call button” is typically used to dial the home number, while commercial systems can dial multiple tenant numbers. To ensure maximum convenience for visitors, a gooseneck post is often used to mount the telephone entry system within comfortable reach from their car window. These systems are generally installed around 10-12 feet away from the gate to allow ample space for the front of the car. While residential systems do not require a dedicated telephone line to operate, commercial systems do so they can dial different tenant numbers. In summary, telephone entry systems are a must-have for any gated property, offering convenience and security to residents and tenants alike.

Residential Telephone Entry-System-Installation in Los Angeles are typically designed to control access to a driveway gate with the possibility of controlling a pedestrian gate or secondary access point as well. Most units are for use with individual homes, but some feature the ability to dial multiple phone numbers so they can be suitable for small communities. The older style of unit uses the existing phone line of a single residence to cause the phones within that home to ring, the end user can then communicate through the phone and provide access with the push of a button. You may also pick a unit that requires a separate phone line and will allow you to dial different numbers off of a directory, this is good for small communities that may want to split the cost of the phone service. The newer style of units will be hooked up using cellular service, an ethernet cable, or wifi. The cellular units are convenient because you don’t need to run phone line or worry about the range of wifi, the downside is that you will have to pay monthly for the service. Wifi and ethernet units use the internet to make the phone call, so there is no monthly bill, but you do need to run an ethernet cable or be within range of wifi for the system to work. We carry all of the latest products from Doorking, FAAC, Security Brands (formerly AAS), AES Global, Platinum Access Systems, Eagle, EMX, GarageSmart, and US Automatic.