Completely understand that it's not in your charter, but it'd be nice if you had door access solutions for residential homes. Oh, and more items in stock.
Should work with other mag locks, it has a dry option to signal door opening and a powered option 12v / 1 amp. So if it requires different power than the powered it likely has an exterior power source you can use it with the dry ports.
So I'm a little confused now with the electric lock option. We have a metal frame glass door out front that doesn't have a latch (like the little thingy that you'd turn a door knob to unhook the door from the plate/frame to open it). It's just a handle and you pull or push to open the door, and it has a lock that latches when we close up for the day. We want to do an electric lock but not sure if that would work in our door situation. Would the electric lock make the lock itself turn to lock/unlock as we push the Exit button (or swipe to enter), if that makes sense..? Or would we have to use the magnetic lock option since there's no door latch thingy?
I am interested in purchasing the Hub to control a side door next to my exit gate at a condo and I was thinking if is possible to use the Poe out put ports for two cameras and a door reader… The three ports are Poe and 15w max each. Thanks in advance.
Great video thank you Ubiquiti. Something to in mind about mag locks for residential applications is that they only lock when electrical power is available. For homes, consider electric strikes and deadbolts, they stay locked with or without electrical power.
Depends on the mag lock style, the in-frame mag lock fails to secure. Either way, you'll want to add a mission-critical module to ensure you have power to the system when power is out.
The solution is interesting due to the ecosystem. But there are a lot of similar solutions on the market. We need advantages over the market for these devices.
Strikes Can work fine on exterior doors, but I don’t recommend them. You tend to want to keep said door unlocked when at home. This will draw power, and as such is not very efficient. Personally i would rather use a motor lock in the door. This would require drilling through the door, which can seem a bit scary, but is a much neater, and more efficient solution
At least show people how to install this up to code by not creating a man trap. How are you suppose to release the mag-lock without an exit button or REX motion? and no using the lite reader does not count as an egress device.
@@flash_gordon-97 Guess you still don't understand. Install has zero to do with designing a complete system. It also didn't cover a lot of things because that isn't it's purpose... Lol
I can’t wait the entire world to catch on to the amazing platform Ubiquiti has created. The UI is incredible amongst other things!
Why?
I don't want anyone but us to know...
Completely understand that it's not in your charter, but it'd be nice if you had door access solutions for residential homes. Oh, and more items in stock.
Just install it in your house. The magnetic door lock might not be the best but the mechanical door lock would work fine.
any updates on stock?
what about for a vehicle gate?
i love your products but always out of stock, please please get a ton of funding and ramp up production on everything
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These are some next-level animations. Awesome!
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I love Ubiquiti products. Unfortunately, I have a tough time getting hardware.
Your not alone
Does this mean there might be hardware available for purchase other than the gateway soon? Sincere question.
Will other Magnetic Locks work with the Door Access Hub? Or are only unifi magnetic locks compatible?
Should work with other mag locks, it has a dry option to signal door opening and a powered option 12v / 1 amp. So if it requires different power than the powered it likely has an exterior power source you can use it with the dry ports.
I sewar, one hour ago I searched for exactly this video.
So I'm a little confused now with the electric lock option. We have a metal frame glass door out front that doesn't have a latch (like the little thingy that you'd turn a door knob to unhook the door from the plate/frame to open it). It's just a handle and you pull or push to open the door, and it has a lock that latches when we close up for the day. We want to do an electric lock but not sure if that would work in our door situation. Would the electric lock make the lock itself turn to lock/unlock as we push the Exit button (or swipe to enter), if that makes sense..? Or would we have to use the magnetic lock option since there's no door latch thingy?
I am interested in purchasing the Hub to control a side door next to my exit gate at a condo and I was thinking if is possible to use the Poe out put ports for two cameras and a door reader… The three ports are Poe and 15w max each. Thanks in advance.
Why is there no measurement listed on your website for the depth of the face cut out in a metal frame. There isn't even a template on your website.
Great video this will make it easy for people to install thanks for this :)
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Please it compatible with the Loxone and knx system
Great video thank you Ubiquiti. Something to in mind about mag locks for residential applications is that they only lock when electrical power is available. For homes, consider electric strikes and deadbolts, they stay locked with or without electrical power.
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Depends on the mag lock style, the in-frame mag lock fails to secure. Either way, you'll want to add a mission-critical module to ensure you have power to the system when power is out.
Neat, was too lazy to install these for months until this video came out. Thanks
how many locks can run off one controller?
The solution is interesting due to the ecosystem. But there are a lot of similar solutions on the market. We need advantages over the market for these devices.
do you require additional power from the controller for the 12v electric strike or does the power come from the poe in the switch
How many Electric Striker Locks can one access panel handle? Say if I have two doors in succession & close together in the same corridor...
Now just need this to be made available in Australia but doubt it will ever happen if it does 6 months to 12 months or more of waiting
Thats awesome wish i had a hub starter kit to hookup the 4 doors i have in a box!
They recently released an enterprise hub that allows control of up to 8 doors.
will there be fingerprint identification products or integration with other ones?
Can we have a sliding door version? Cheers.
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Anyone know if the electric strikes are suitable for exterior installation? Love the idea but wondering if they will hold up to the elements...
Strikes Can work fine on exterior doors, but I don’t recommend them. You tend to want to keep said door unlocked when at home. This will draw power, and as such is not very efficient.
Personally i would rather use a motor lock in the door. This would require drilling through the door, which can seem a bit scary, but is a much neater, and more efficient solution
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Very informative. Thanks for the video.
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Does Ubiquiti have smart locks for sliding glass doors?
Ubiquiti doesn't but other companies do and should work with the access hub
Thanks.
Cool!
thanks unifi its very helpful because I am 10 and I am using unifi access at my garden house
At least show people how to install this up to code by not creating a man trap. How are you suppose to release the mag-lock without an exit button or REX motion? and no using the lite reader does not count as an egress device.
This is an introductory video, lol. Not a system design video….
@@farmeunit guess you didn't read the title, lol. It says install video, not introductory video.
@@flash_gordon-97 Guess you still don't understand. Install has zero to do with designing a complete system. It also didn't cover a lot of things because that isn't it's purpose... Lol
What if someone kick the door in. seems like a bad way to secure a door with a magnet
the underlying material (door, screws, etc) will give in before the magnet. These are very powerful magnets