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How to find a Locksmith in an Emergency?

Imagine a situation that you are locked outside your home and you can’t find the home keys. It can be same if you lock your car without checking the keys. These incidents are really frustrating and annoying. If such thing happens at a time you rush to another work, the situation can be terrible and stressful! So, how do you behave on such emergency? It is a situation that you never planned or never thought of! Let me explain few tips to avoid such situations or behave cool in such emergency! How to find a Locksmith in an Emergency? Keep extra keys with you It is wise to keep an extra set of keys with you. If it is your car, keep one set of car keys in your home. Similarly you can also keep another set of home keys in a secure place of your bag or car. Each family member can keep one set of keys, so you have an option to open the home in a lockout. Keep contact details of a local locksmith A locksmith will help you to open the doors. But, in an emergency it may be

Tech Tips: Electromagnetic Locking Devices

This installment of TechTips will discuss some details concerning electromagnetic locking devices; we will cover design of the control circuits and remote control stations in a future installment. An important aspect of specifying and installing electromagnetic locks is knowing when an electromagnetic lock is appropriate to use. Because the perception is that an electromagnetic lock is easy to install, end-users and dealers may be inclined to use them even if they are not the best choice for a door. Remember that electromagnetic lock deployments are subject to close scrutiny by AHJs, and AHJs decisions vary, so we have no way of predicting how an AHJ will rule on your particular situation. When electromagnetic locks were first introduced, the options available for electrically controlling openings were far more limited than they are now. Additionally the applications for electrical door control were more limited due to expense, the perceived security risks in our culture,