What Happens if Power Fails in Electronic Locking Systems?

Electronic locking systems rely on power to control digital access and manage door entry across buildings. During a power failure, most systems include backup support to maintain safe operation. Many use internal batteries that keep doors working for a limited time. This allows authorised users to enter or exit without disruption.
Some setups operate in fail-safe mode, which unlocks doors during power loss to allow safe evacuation. Others operate in fail-safe mode, which keeps doors locked to protect restricted areas. The chosen setting depends on building safety rules and access plans.
Property managers should confirm how their system responds before installation. Clear knowledge of backup options reduces confusion during outages. BURG provides solutions designed to support controlled access during unexpected interruptions. Planning helps prevent operational delays. Backup testing should be reviewed regularly.

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