Keypads allow keyless entry through doorways when paired with access control systems. Keypads are often used to control and restrict access to rooms or areas when a numerical combination code is entered to unlock doors.

Wave-to-open exit devices pair with access control systems to open doors without physical contact. Waving a hand in front of the device activates opening of the door. These units help prevent the spread of germs or contamination in public buildings or where health and safety are a priority, such as hospitals and healthcare facilities.

Push-to-exit buttons allow exit or entry through doorways when paired with access control systems. Pressing a button activates opening of the door.