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Wireless access control

Written on May 28, 2026.

Wireless access control - smart and simple installation

If you want to secure your building without extensive cabling, wireless access control is an obvious solution. With wireless technology, you can control access to doors and areas easily and flexibly - and get all the benefits of modern access control.

At Keypartner, we provide wireless access control systems for businesses, housing associations and private individuals. We tailor solutions from a single door to entire buildings - reliable, user-friendly and scalable.

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What is wireless access control?

Wireless access control means that locks, readers, and control units communicate wirelessly rather than via cables. Instead of running wires through walls and ceilings, the system uses technologies such as radio, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi.

This makes installation both faster and more cost-effective, especially in existing buildings where running cables can be a major undertaking. At the same time, wireless access control offers the same features as wired access systems: you can manage access, block access cards, control different levels of permissions, and log who has had access and when.

The Benefits of Wireless Access Control

There are many good reasons to choose wireless access control

Quick and flexible installation

Minimal disruption to the building; ideal for renovations and older properties.

Flexible expansion

Add doors/users centrally, without running new cables.

Economy

savings on cabling and labor costs.

A Keyless Everyday Life

Access via key fob, code, or mobile device (app/credential).

Security

Modern systems use encrypted connections and strong authentication.

Pro tip:

Combine wireless interior doors with a wired main entrance—the best balance between budget, operational efficiency, and security.

On the left is a homeowners' association's previous audio system. On the right is the new installation of a video door phone system and access control installed by Keypartner.

Where does wireless access control make the most sense?

Housing associations

In housing associations, wireless access control is ideal for stairwells, basements, bike storage rooms, and common areas. It allows for easy management of a large number of residents and eliminates the need for messy wiring.

Companies

Businesses can use wireless access control for offices, warehouses, and meeting rooms. This provides the flexibility to manage changing staff and access levels, while also allowing the system to be easily scaled as the business grows.

Private homes

Keyless access via key fob or mobile phone. You can grant temporary access to contractors and guests, and revoke it with just a few clicks.

Wireless access control vs. wired access control

Both wired and wireless systems have their advantages:

Wired access control

Reliable and ideal for new construction or high-traffic main entrances (often requires online/real-time logic).

Wireless access control

Ideal for existing buildings where running cables is expensive or difficult. Perfect for interior doors, low-traffic areas, and retrofitting.

Hybrid

Often the best solution: Wired for the most critical doors, wireless for secondary ones. Provides reliable operation, cost-effectiveness, and high flexibility.

At Keypartner, we help you determine which solution is best suited for your property. Often, it’s a combination where some doors are secured wirelessly, while others are connected via cables.

Integration and expandability

A wireless system doesn’t have to stand alone. It can be integrated with other security solutions, such as digital door intercoms, automatic door openers, and alarm systems. This gives you a comprehensive solution where everything works together seamlessly, and you always have a complete overview in one place.

Wireless systems can also be combined with app-based access, allowing users to unlock doors directly from their smartphones. This makes the system even more flexible and future-proof.

Why choose Keypartner?

When you choose Keypartner as your partner, you gain access to our many years of experience installing and servicing wireless access control systems in both small and large projects. We work with leading manufacturers such as Salto, SimonsVoss, and Smartair, which means we can offer the most reliable solutions on the market.

We prioritize providing expert advice and helping you find the system that best suits your needs—whether you represent a housing association, a business, or simply want wireless access control in your home. Call us at 82 82 82 09, and let’s discuss how we can create a solution that gives you peace of mind and full control—in a responsible and future-proof way.

Is wireless access control as secure as wired?

Yes - modern systems use encryption and secure credentials. Choice of doors/location is crucial for operation and risk.
How long do the batteries last?

Depends on door usage, climate and hardware. Schedule service intervals and monitor battery status centrally.
When to choose hybrid?

When main entrances require real-time stability, while interior doors can be solved wirelessly to save cables and time.
Can we use our phone as a key?

Yes, via app credentials. You can combine mobile, token and code as needed.

Somersault

Salto's access control solutions are scalable and can be adapted to any need, making them ideal for both small businesses and large, complex facilities.

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SimonsVoss

One of the most notable features of SimonsVoss systems is their wireless locking systems that allow users to control access without the use of traditional keys, reducing complexity and increasing security.

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Iloq

Iloq is known for its innovative approach to access control, offering solutions that do not require batteries or external power supply for their locks.

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ARX – Access Control

Arx access control systems are systems suitable for a variety of applications, including commercial buildings, public institutions and industrial areas.

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Smartair

Smartair's biggest advantage is the ability to easily upgrade existing locks to electronic access control without the need for extensive remodeling.

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CLIQ

CLIQ access control combines traditional locking systems and electronic access control with programmable smart keys. It is therefore an easy solution without the use of cables.

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Biometric access control

Written on May 28, 2026.

Biometric access control

As security requirements grow and the need for effective access control increases, biometric solutions have become more widespread. One of the most common forms is fingerprint access control, where the user’s unique fingerprint serves as the key. This provides a solution that is both secure and convenient—but one that also requires careful consideration of ethical and legal issues.

At Keypartner, we offer consulting services and solutions in the field of biometric access control. Our approach is always to ensure that the technology is used where it makes sense, in a way that complies with applicable regulations and respects users’ privacy.

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What does it mean to have fingerprint access control?

Fingerprint access control is a form of biometric access control in which the door is opened using a scanner that recognizes the user's fingerprint. When the fingerprint matches an authorized template in the system, access is granted.

The technology is designed to be fast, accurate, and secure. Since fingerprints are unique, they are extremely difficult to copy or misuse—making this solution ideal for environments that require a very high level of security.

The Benefits of Biometric Access Control

There are several good reasons to choose biometric access control:

Unparalleled security

Fingerprints cannot be lost or shared in the same way as keys, tokens, or codes. This significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access.

Ease of use

The user doesn't need to carry a key fob or remember a code. Access is always right at your fingertips—literally.

Logging and Documentation

The system can accurately track who has accessed a specific area and when. This provides transparency and makes it easier to manage security incidents.

On the left is a homeowners' association's previous audio system. On the right is the new installation of a video door phone system and access control installed by Keypartner.

Important information about fingerprint access control

Biometric data is a particularly sensitive category of personal information, and its processing is governed by the GDPR. Therefore, when selecting biometric systems—including fingerprint-based access control—businesses must have a clear purpose, a lawful basis for processing, and clear communication with users.

In addition, biometric systems can present practical challenges. In some cases, fingerprint readers may have difficulty reading fingerprints correctly if the finger is wet, dirty, or damaged. For this reason, many choose to combine biometric access control with an alternative method, such as a key fob or PIN, so that users always have a backup option.

For the same reason, biometric solutions are not ideal in environments with many different user groups. In such cases, access control using tokens or cards is a far more appropriate solution.

Where does fingerprint access control make the most sense?

Although biometric solutions aren’t for everyone, there are a number of scenarios in which they can be particularly valuable:

Companies with high security requirements

In companies that handle sensitive data, laboratories, server rooms, or high-value areas, fingerprint access control can be an ideal solution. It ensures that only authorized employees can gain access—and provides full traceability.

Industry and Manufacturing

In production environments where many employees share access to the same areas, biometric access control can make it easier to keep track of who is coming in and out. Here, the solution can be combined with access logging for better control.

Office buildings and administrative environments

For businesses that want to eliminate the need for keys and access cards, and where it is important to be able to document access, fingerprint-based access can be a practical and secure alternative.

Fingerprint access control as part of a comprehensive security system

At Keypartner, we rarely recommend using biometric systems on their own. Instead, fingerprint access control is often used to complement other solutions—such as keycard systems, intercoms, or alarms.

By combining multiple technologies, it is possible to create a security system that is flexible, secure, and tailored to users’ needs. For some, it makes sense to implement fingerprint recognition as a two-factor authentication method, where a user must both scan their finger and present a token to gain access. This provides an extra layer of security that is difficult to compromise.

Why choose Keypartner?

When it comes to biometric access control, it is important to have a partner who not only understands the technology, but also the relevant laws and ethical considerations. At Keypartner, we have many years of experience advising on and implementing advanced access control solutions.

We’ll help you determine whether fingerprint access control is the right solution for your business—or whether a traditional solution using a key fob and PIN makes more sense. Our goal is always to find the right balance where security, user-friendliness, and accountability go hand in hand.

You're just one step away from finding the right solution today

Are you considering enhancing security with biometric access control? Contact Keypartner for a no-obligation consultation. We’ll review your needs and present your options—both for fingerprint access control and other electronic locking systems.

Call us at 82 82 82 09, and let’s talk about how we can create a solution that gives you peace of mind and full control—in a responsible and future-proof way.