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Logic LC provides modern commercial access control systems that help businesses manage who can enter their facilities, when they can enter and where they have access. From individual doors to multi-site organizations, we design secure, scalable systems around your facility and operational requirements.
Logic LC combines access control with modern cloud-based management and video security, so you can see more of the activity across your facilities. Managing users, keeping an eye on access events and responding to security concerns all get easier.
Logic LC is a commercial access control company and installer based in Essington, Pennsylvania. We design, install and support access control for offices, warehouses, schools, healthcare facilities and stores across Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Companies with locations in other states can use the same system across the lower 48, installed to one standard, with doors, users and schedules at every site managed from one cloud platform.
A small office or store does not need a large system: we design access control for anything from individual doors to multi-site organizations. You can start with a single door on a cloud-based system, give staff cards, PINs or mobile credentials, and expand later with more doors, connected video or an intercom. Existing door hardware and readers can often stay in place.
Every organization has its own access needs. Logic LC designs and deploys access control systems that work with your facilities, your existing door hardware and your security infrastructure, whether you’re securing a single location or managing access across multiple sites.
We set up scalable access control that brings secure door management, user permissions and video together, so you have more visibility and more control.
Yes. Logic LC provides access control solutions nationwide across the lower 48 states.
Yes. Verkada Access Controllers are designed to work with existing door hardware and readers, helping businesses modernize their access control without unnecessary disruption.
Yes. Access control can integrate with video security to provide visual context around door events, helping businesses see what happened when access activity occurs.