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The Top 4 Electric Locking Components for Building Access Control Systems By Pete Weber, RCDD – In the access control world, I am often asked about various electrified hardware options used in access control systems. Out of the wide variety of solutions, I’ve found four that meet the needs of most projects due to their high degree of functionality and versatility. In order to help you better understand the roles of electric locking components and their functionality, we need to start by defining the differences between Fail-Secure and Fail-Safe. Here’s a simple explanation: Fail-Secure: The lock unlocks when power is applied. Fail-Safe: The lock unlocksRead More →

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Why Every Project Team Needs an RCDD After a decade of working together, Pete Weber, a designer specializing in low-voltage solutions and Morrison-Maierle’s Buildings Market Group joined forces in April 2019. Furthering his capabilities and his career, Pete recently passed his Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD®) exam.We asked Pete a few questions about his RCDD certification and how this might enhance future building projects. Q: What is an RCDD? Pete: RCDD stands for Registered Communications Distribution Designer. It is an internationally recognized certification that’s been around since 1984. Only about 7,500 people in the world have successfully passed the exam. There are about 10 ofRead More →

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