Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Keith Pandeloglou]

Thanks Karen! I'm interested in a demo for our new coworking space in Lakewood 
Ranch, FL.

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Karen Taborda]

Hi Dawn,

I am taking the liberty of sending you info on what KISI and what it can
do!  Here is a video as quick overview
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEQbeYdZYJ8>, Demo Video 1
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45CaUCRX1BE&list=PL2xbtqWGByxYUFEqFbGEA0Fier-I4cQNm&index=1>,
Demo Video 2
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zunDlpsE5b4&index=2&list=PL2xbtqWGByxYUFEqFbGEA0Fier-I4cQNm>,
case study
<https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6AC4VMOVhFmN0wybXkwbGIyb00/view?usp=sharing>
and
our catalog
<https://getkisi.com/s/KISI-Brochure-_-The-first-access-system-you-will-love.pdf>
as reference. Let me know what you think.

Cheers,
Karen







On Thu, Mar 3, 2016 at 7:28 AM, Dawn Baird  wrote:

> Joel, I'd be interested to find out more. Can you email me some info?
> Thanks
> Dawn
>
> On Thursday, 21 October 2010 22:27:44 UTC+1, Joel @ Veel Hoeden wrote:
>>
>> We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our
>> wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using
>> the space.  We also have a light module connected to it as well which
>> allows us to turn on a sentry light after hours.  I plan to also purchase a
>> thermostat to link into the system to monitor our usage there and make sure
>> we’re energy efficient.  The best feature is being able to link in with my
>> phone and control all of it when I can’t be there, even to the point of
>> unlocking the front door for a plumber while I am 100 miles away at a
>> conference!
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks & God Bless,
>>
>>
>>
>> Joel Bennett
>>
>> Chief Dreamchaser
>>
>> Veel Hoeden, LLC
>>
>> 641-780-7858
>>
>> veelh...@gmail.com
>>
>> http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/
>>
>> http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden
>>
>>
>>
>> *From:* cowo...@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowo...@googlegroups.com] *On
>> Behalf Of *Jacob Sayles
>> *Sent:* Thursday, October 21, 2010 4:10 PM
>> *To:* coworking
>> *Subject:* [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?
>>
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>>
>>
>> The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
>> wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is
>> keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
>> does?
>>
>> Jacob
>>
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Dawn Baird]

Joel, I'd be interested to find out more. Can you email me some info?
Thanks
Dawn

On Thursday, 21 October 2010 22:27:44 UTC+1, Joel @ Veel Hoeden wrote:
>
> We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our 
> wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using 
> the space.  We also have a light module connected to it as well which 
> allows us to turn on a sentry light after hours.  I plan to also purchase a 
> thermostat to link into the system to monitor our usage there and make sure 
> we’re energy efficient.  The best feature is being able to link in with my 
> phone and control all of it when I can’t be there, even to the point of 
> unlocking the front door for a plumber while I am 100 miles away at a 
> conference!  
>
>  
>
> Thanks & God Bless,
>
>  
>
> Joel Bennett
>
> Chief Dreamchaser
>
> Veel Hoeden, LLC
>
> 641-780-7858
>
> veelh...@gmail.com 
>
> http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/
>
> http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden
>
>  
>
> *From:* cowo...@googlegroups.com  [mailto:
> cowo...@googlegroups.com ] *On Behalf Of *Jacob Sayles
> *Sent:* Thursday, October 21, 2010 4:10 PM
> *To:* coworking
> *Subject:* [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?
>
>  
>
> Hello,
>
>  
>
> The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I 
> wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is 
> keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one 
> does?  
>
> Jacob
>
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Barbara Sprenger]

Hi Nicole,
This looked interesting, so we called the manufacturer. They’re coming out with 
a new version next year. This one doesn’t quite make it, at least for our 
application. You have to download new member access numbers separately to each 
door lock through the app on your phone. There’s no wifi access yet, which 
would let you just program the system all together. Only 127 access codes per 
lock — we rarely have less than 200 active members. No way to open the doors 
remotely.

We use Paxton locks. They’re battery-powered and wifi-enables. We put them on 
every office, conference room and entry door, so we can track usage 24/7 — 
helps a lot with making a center sustainable so you can maximize usage and 
revenue. (And we can take them with us when we leave a space!) They brought 
cost down a lot (they were about 15% of other systems), but now price is going 
up so we’re looking around.
Barbara Sprenger



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> On Sep 15, 2015, at 9:23 PM, Nicole Skorka - Sunnyside Station, Denver, CO, 
> USA  wrote:
> 
> Have any of you heard about or tested the Cal-Royal rs2000 electronic lock?
> 
> http://www.gokeyless.com/product/2660/2/cal-royal-rs2000-electronic-phone-lock
>  
> 
> http://www.cal-royal.com/product.php?p=138 
> 
> 
> It seems pretty versatile and purchasing RFID keys on Amazon is pretty cheap.
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Satellite]

Will do.
And if you ever want to see DeskWorks, I'm happy to show you!
Barbara Sprenger



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> On Nov 18, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Jacob Sayles  wrote:
> 
> Wow that sounds like a pretty great feature set Barbara.  I'll have to dig in 
> to their hardware. I hadn't heard of them before.  Thank you for the tip!  
> I'd love to integrate something in to Nadine, our software, as well.  Let me 
> know how that goes for DeskWorks.  
> 
> Jacob
> 
> On Tue, Nov 18, 2014 at 10:32 AM, Barbara Sprenger 
> mailto:bspren...@thesatelliteinc.com>> wrote:
> Hi Jacob,
> We have standardized on Paxton, and we're very happy with them. We're using a 
> battery powered and wifi enabled lock on every office and conference room 
> door. Easy to install without wiring to each door (except outside doors, 
> which are wired). These units have the scanner built into the door handle, so 
> when we leave a place, we can just put the old handles back on and take the 
> Paxton scanner/locks with us. We've brought our costs down on these systems 
> to about ⅓ of our original costs. We'll shortly be tying them into our 
> software, DeskWorks, for automatic posting of charges. Our Center 
> Coordinators now start the day (takes about 5 minutes) to post any charges 
> from the day before for anyone who has a less than full-time plan. Really 
> expands the available market!
> 
> Barbara Sprenger
> 
> 
> On Thursday, October 21, 2010 2:09:34 PM UTC-7, Jacob Sayles wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I 
> wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is 
> keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one 
> does?  
> 
> Jacob
> 
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On Nov 18, 2014, at 3:53 PM, Jacob Sayles  wrote:Wow that sounds like a pretty great feature set Barbara.  I'll have to dig in to their hardware. I hadn't heard of them before.  Thank you for the tip!  I'd love to integrate something in to Nadine, our software, as well.  Let me know how that goes for DeskWorks.  JacobOn Tue, Nov 18, 2014 at 10:32 AM, Barbara Sprenger  wrote:Hi Jacob,We have standardized on Paxton, and we're very happy with them. We're using a battery powered and wifi enabled lock on every office and conference room door. Easy to install without wiring to each door (except outside doors, which are wired). These units have the scanner built into the door handle, so when we leave a place, we can just put the old handles back on and take the Paxton scanner/locks with us. We've brought our costs down on these systems to about ⅓ of our original costs. We'll shortly be tying them into our software, DeskWorks, for automatic posting of charges. Our Center Coordinators now start the day (takes about 5 minutes) to post any charges from the day before for anyone who has a less than full-time plan. Really expands the available market!Barbara SprengerOn Thursday, October 21, 2010 2:09:34 PM UTC-7, Jacob Sayles wrote:Hello,The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is keeping an eye out for something cool to

Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jerome Chang]

One workaround could be posting on the door, “Doors to remain unlocked during 
business hours” - that’s how many retail stores use fancy glass types of doors 
without ugly panic bars.

JEROME CHANG

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On Nov 17, 2014, at 6:35 AM, Jane Behr  wrote:

> Lockitron is not working out for us.  They're backed up and are now saying 
> they can't fulfill our order until after the new year.  Even more 
> importantly, our local fire marshal thinks the Lockitron is a TERRIBLE idea.  
> We can't have our door locked while anyone is inside - egress has to be 
> single motion unlatching of a door lever.  Since our occupancy with be under 
> 49, she's not requiring a crash bar, but we would not pass inspection with a 
> deadbolt system like Lockitron.  SO - I guess I'll use my new Lockitron (if I 
> ever get it) on my door at home.  For the coworking space... still trying to 
> figure it out.
> 
> Jane
> LompocLAUNCHpad.com
> 
> On Monday, October 20, 2014 2:49:13 PM UTC-7, Jamie Russo wrote:
> Thanks Jane and Jacob!
> 
> On Tuesday, October 14, 2014 1:17:59 PM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
> Just exchanged emails with someone from Lockitron - originally they said my 
> order would be shipped "in October" but when I went back to the website to 
> check the status, found broken links and couldn't find my order.  They said 
> the website will be fixed "very soon" and all dates have been pushed back but 
> I should receive my order "very soon" - huh.  :-)  Only folks who ordered 
> very early - during kickstarter days - have received their orders.  My order 
> was placed in early September and I'll be lucky to get it by the end of 
> November, I think.  I will report back to the group when I hear more.
> 
> On Friday, October 10, 2014 7:05:35 AM UTC-7, Jamie Russo wrote:
> Jane, did you get any idea of shipping time from Lockitron? Their site hasn't 
> been updated since April and I read that they haven't yet shipped all 
> Lockitrons to their backers...but some folks on this list seem to have them. 
> Thanks!
> 
> On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:31:36 AM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
> Chui is WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I 
> ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron.  THEORETICALLY, the Chui 
> addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a stand-alone - 
> what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or the phone isn't 
> charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly, I think EVERYONE 
> has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness - but it's good to have 
> back-up/redundant systems.)
> 
> When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the group with 
> pros and cons.
> 
> I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to share 
> experiences and expertise.
> 
> Joy! from Jane
> 
> On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:
> My recommendation: Chui
> 
> Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron. 
> 
> -Toby
> 
> Full disclosure: investor 
> (+ co-working space owner)
> 
> 
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jane Behr]

Lockitron is not working out for us.  They're backed up and are now saying 
they can't fulfill our order until after the new year.  Even more 
importantly, our local fire marshal thinks the Lockitron is a TERRIBLE 
idea.  We can't have our door locked while anyone is inside - egress has to 
be single motion unlatching of a door lever.  Since our occupancy with be 
under 49, she's not requiring a crash bar, but we would not pass inspection 
with a deadbolt system like Lockitron.  SO - I guess I'll use my new 
Lockitron (if I ever get it) on my door at home.  For the coworking 
space... still trying to figure it out.

Jane
LompocLAUNCHpad.com

On Monday, October 20, 2014 2:49:13 PM UTC-7, Jamie Russo wrote:

> Thanks Jane and Jacob!
>
> On Tuesday, October 14, 2014 1:17:59 PM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
>>
>> Just exchanged emails with someone from Lockitron - originally they said 
>> my order would be shipped "in October" but when I went back to the website 
>> to check the status, found broken links and couldn't find my order.  They 
>> said the website will be fixed "very soon" and all dates have been pushed 
>> back but I should receive my order "very soon" - huh.  :-)  Only folks who 
>> ordered very early - during kickstarter days - have received their orders.  
>> My order was placed in early September and I'll be lucky to get it by the 
>> end of November, I think.  I will report back to the group when I hear more.
>>
>> On Friday, October 10, 2014 7:05:35 AM UTC-7, Jamie Russo wrote:
>>>
>>> Jane, did you get any idea of shipping time from Lockitron? Their site 
>>> hasn't been updated since April and I read that they haven't yet shipped 
>>> all Lockitrons to their backers...but some folks on this list seem to have 
>>> them. Thanks!
>>>
>>> On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:31:36 AM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:

 Chui 
  
 is WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I 
 ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron .  
 THEORETICALLY, 
 the Chui addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a 
 stand-alone - what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or 
 the phone isn't charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly, 
 I think EVERYONE has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness - 
 but it's good to have back-up/redundant systems.)

 When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the 
 group with pros and cons.

 I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to 
 share experiences and expertise.

 Joy! from Jane

 On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:

> My recommendation: Chui 
> 
>
> Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron. 
>
> -Toby
>
> Full disclosure: investor 
> (+ co-working space owner)
>
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jamie Russo]

Thanks Jane and Jacob!

On Tuesday, October 14, 2014 1:17:59 PM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
>
> Just exchanged emails with someone from Lockitron - originally they said 
> my order would be shipped "in October" but when I went back to the website 
> to check the status, found broken links and couldn't find my order.  They 
> said the website will be fixed "very soon" and all dates have been pushed 
> back but I should receive my order "very soon" - huh.  :-)  Only folks who 
> ordered very early - during kickstarter days - have received their orders.  
> My order was placed in early September and I'll be lucky to get it by the 
> end of November, I think.  I will report back to the group when I hear more.
>
> On Friday, October 10, 2014 7:05:35 AM UTC-7, Jamie Russo wrote:
>>
>> Jane, did you get any idea of shipping time from Lockitron? Their site 
>> hasn't been updated since April and I read that they haven't yet shipped 
>> all Lockitrons to their backers...but some folks on this list seem to have 
>> them. Thanks!
>>
>> On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:31:36 AM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
>>>
>>> Chui 
>>>  is 
>>> WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I 
>>> ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron .  
>>> THEORETICALLY, 
>>> the Chui addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a 
>>> stand-alone - what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or 
>>> the phone isn't charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly, 
>>> I think EVERYONE has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness - 
>>> but it's good to have back-up/redundant systems.)
>>>
>>> When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the group 
>>> with pros and cons.
>>>
>>> I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to 
>>> share experiences and expertise.
>>>
>>> Joy! from Jane
>>>
>>> On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:
>>>
 My recommendation: Chui 
 

 Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron. 

 -Toby

 Full disclosure: investor 
 (+ co-working space owner)


>>>

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jane Behr]

Just exchanged emails with someone from Lockitron - originally they said my 
order would be shipped "in October" but when I went back to the website to 
check the status, found broken links and couldn't find my order.  They said 
the website will be fixed "very soon" and all dates have been pushed back 
but I should receive my order "very soon" - huh.  :-)  Only folks who 
ordered very early - during kickstarter days - have received their orders.  
My order was placed in early September and I'll be lucky to get it by the 
end of November, I think.  I will report back to the group when I hear more.

On Friday, October 10, 2014 7:05:35 AM UTC-7, Jamie Russo wrote:
>
> Jane, did you get any idea of shipping time from Lockitron? Their site 
> hasn't been updated since April and I read that they haven't yet shipped 
> all Lockitrons to their backers...but some folks on this list seem to have 
> them. Thanks!
>
> On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:31:36 AM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
>>
>> Chui  
>> is WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I 
>> ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron .  
>> THEORETICALLY, 
>> the Chui addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a 
>> stand-alone - what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or 
>> the phone isn't charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly, 
>> I think EVERYONE has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness - 
>> but it's good to have back-up/redundant systems.)
>>
>> When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the group 
>> with pros and cons.
>>
>> I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to 
>> share experiences and expertise.
>>
>> Joy! from Jane
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:
>>
>>> My recommendation: Chui 
>>> 
>>>
>>> Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron. 
>>>
>>> -Toby
>>>
>>> Full disclosure: investor 
>>> (+ co-working space owner)
>>>
>>>
>>

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jacob Sayles]

Yeah they are working through a lot of manufacturing issues but they are
being nice and transparent about it.

On this topic we are talking here at Office Nomads about if we want to
continue to develop the lock I built for The Red Victorian this summer.
I'd love to see a solid open source solution with a modular hardware
design.  If anyone is interested in working on this with me let me know.

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On Fri, Oct 10, 2014 at 7:05 AM, Jamie Russo 
wrote:

> Jane, did you get any idea of shipping time from Lockitron? Their site
> hasn't been updated since April and I read that they haven't yet shipped
> all Lockitrons to their backers...but some folks on this list seem to have
> them. Thanks!
>
>
> On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:31:36 AM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
>>
>> Chui 
>> is WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I
>> ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron .  
>> THEORETICALLY,
>> the Chui addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a
>> stand-alone - what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or
>> the phone isn't charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly,
>> I think EVERYONE has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness -
>> but it's good to have back-up/redundant systems.)
>>
>> When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the group
>> with pros and cons.
>>
>> I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to
>> share experiences and expertise.
>>
>> Joy! from Jane
>>
>> On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:
>>
>>> My recommendation: Chui
>>> 
>>>
>>> Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron.
>>>
>>> -Toby
>>>
>>> Full disclosure: investor
>>> (+ co-working space owner)
>>>
>>>
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jamie Russo]

Jane, did you get any idea of shipping time from Lockitron? Their site 
hasn't been updated since April and I read that they haven't yet shipped 
all Lockitrons to their backers...but some folks on this list seem to have 
them. Thanks!

On Sunday, September 7, 2014 10:31:36 AM UTC-7, Jane Behr wrote:
>
> Chui  
> is WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I 
> ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron .  
> THEORETICALLY, 
> the Chui addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a 
> stand-alone - what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or 
> the phone isn't charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly, 
> I think EVERYONE has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness - 
> but it's good to have back-up/redundant systems.)
>
> When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the group 
> with pros and cons.
>
> I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to 
> share experiences and expertise.
>
> Joy! from Jane
>
> On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:
>
>> My recommendation: Chui 
>> 
>>
>> Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron. 
>>
>> -Toby
>>
>> Full disclosure: investor 
>> (+ co-working space owner)
>>
>>
>

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jane Behr]

Chui  
is WAY TOO COOL for my small town and my modest coworking space, but I 
ordered one anyway, along with the Lockitron .  
THEORETICALLY, 
the Chui addresses the major potential weakness of the Lockitron as a 
stand-alone - what to do if one of your members doesn't have a phone, or 
the phone isn't charged - and also acts as a wireless intercom. (Honestly, 
I think EVERYONE has a phone, and I don't see it as much of a weakness - 
but it's good to have back-up/redundant systems.)

When our Lockitron/Chui system is set up I will report back to the group 
with pros and cons.

I am new to the group - thanks much to everyone for taking the time to 
share experiences and expertise.

Joy! from Jane

On Tuesday, July 15, 2014 7:18:03 PM UTC-7, Toby in Boulder wrote:

> My recommendation: Chui 
> 
>
> Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron. 
>
> -Toby
>
> Full disclosure: investor 
> (+ co-working space owner)
>
>

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jorge Vargas]

Hey Andy,

We have that same problem here our front door is glass. Our solution is
good and works however it's terrible software. ok not terrible but outdated
well not outdated but I"m a techy so it's bad for me. Anyhow the whole
installation was about 1500USD and the keycards go at about 2-3USD each, we
got 100 so that's like 1200 for the hardware plus installation. I'm sure
you can get your local distributor to make a quote
http://rbh-access.com/products/integra32/software. With proximity readers
and a

the good
- We don't have to deal with access.
- New staffer can greed people by their name cause the software says so and
so logged in.
- You can set access times for everyone
- can grow A LOT. It's what's used in our building (16 stories about 50 or
more readers and this is an small installation)

the bad
- if there is a power outage (no matter how minimal) your door will be wide
open.
- Some members leave and never turn down their key which is a lost.
- It's desktop software that works only on windows. Although I just noticed
they have a web something... will look into that.
- No API of any kind, data is stored in access YUK.



On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 1:23 PM, Andy Soell  wrote:

> As long as we're back on electronic locks, we're looking for a good
> solution for our new location. The existing door is glass with a narrow
> stile
> 
> frame that won't accommodate a standard deadbolt sized solution. If you
> search for door-code style locks for door like this on Amazon, you get a
> lot of results but none of them with enough purchases to figure out if
> they're good or not. Angel mentioned one earlier in this thread that would
> work, but it wasn't very favorably reviewed by her. Does anyone have any
> tips on a door code lock like this that they would recommend? I definitely
> want something with easily programmable codes we can give our members and
> not fobs or smartphone integration.
>
> andy
>
>
> On Monday, July 14, 2014 1:17:49 PM UTC-4, Jacob Sayles wrote:
>
>> I'm down here in San Francisco now, knee deep in renovations for The Red
>> Victorian  and working on their door lock
>> solution.  We don't want to use any smart phone systems (Kevo, Lockitron,
>> August, etc) because we can't know for sure what kind of phone our guests
>> will have, if they will even have phones, or if they are charged when they
>> arrive.  We want to go with a personalized key code that can be generated
>> and emailed to them using the reservation system we built.  For that we are
>> hooking up the existing electric strike on the front gate to a raspberry pi
>> and a wiegand keypad.  The next bit of magic will be to hook up each room
>> with a Kwikset SmartCode lock and push the generated code to the given
>> room, and turn off the previous occupants code.
>>
>> The advantages of going with the Kwikset are that it can use the existing
>> lock tumblers so we can keep the large amount of room keys we already have.
>>  Also at around $120-$150 the price is right for outfitting 20+ doors.
>>  People have been getting really excited about the idea of outfitting each
>> door with a raspberry pi but by the time we get power, servos, and a
>> durable enclosure hooked up it's going to be a lot more expensive.  One pi
>> at the front door calling all the shots is all we need.  Of course I have
>> to figure out how to send the key codes to each door so there is more R&D
>> needed.  I'm also working to figure out the Wiegand protocol to hook up the
>> keypad.  If anyone has played with this, please reach out.
>>
>> Jacob
>>
>> ---
>> Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
>> http://www.officenomads.com -  (206) 323-6500
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:34 AM, rachel cline 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay
>>> for each virtual key also.
>>>
>>> Rachel Cline
>>> 702-577-8627
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>> On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
>>>
>>> The one thing I would recommend, if you’re looking at Kevo, is to make
>>> sure you understand how their “ekey” pricing model works. Unless I’m
>>> grossly misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have
>>> to pay for packs of virtual “keys” to give to people before they can unlock
>>> it with their phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay
>>> for the hardware and *then* pay again for each user you want to be able
>>> to unlock the hardware. If you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo
>>> system could end up being quite a bit higher than expected if you were only
>>> looking at the cost of the hardware.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline 
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional
>>> information or reviews?
>>>
>>> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:

 Love all these reviews,

Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Kenton Hansen]

We lucked out with our building. It was used as a realty office before, so 
it had a electronic keypad lock from Simplex

I like it overall.

   - Pros:
  - Made for the thin doors like you're describing
  - six digit codes are all that it takes to open the door, no key, no 
  fob, no additional cost
  - programmable actions like "If a code from this group is entered on 
  a weekday between 7am and 9am, unlock the door" and "auto lock at 5pm" so 
  the space is open even if I'm on vacation, and it doesn't stay open on a 
  holiday.
  - I have a csv file in my dropbox so I can send anyone a keycode for 
  any reason if I want (as long as I keep track of who has which)
  - 4 year on the same watch battery
   - Cons
  - The software for mine requires a physical connection to the lock 
  (so I just generate 150 codes at a time, makes lock maintenance a 
quarterly 
  project). I think the current locks have wifi.
  - the software for mine only runs on Windows XP
   

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Toby Krout]

My recommendation: Chui


Facial recognition door access, for $199. Works with Lockitron.

-Toby

Full disclosure: investor
(+ co-working space owner)


On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 12:03 PM, Citizen Space- Member Services Desk <
citizensp...@gmail.com> wrote:

>  For the Connections SF Space I did implement Lockitron using a strike
> plate, also tied FOB’s to the system which could also be used for your
> hotel room door, and to access the workspace doors. For members of the
> workspace only, they use mobile devices to access the building of the
> hotel, and the door into the workspace. They also have an API, so you can
> integrate into any existing reservations systems, etc.
>
> Jacob,
>
> What are doing in SF? Make sure you come by to catch up, and please plan
> on having lunch one day in our Food Truck park directly next door to
> Citizen Space on 2nd.
>
>
> Toby
>
>
>
>
> On 7/14/14, 10:56 AM, "Jacob Sayles"  wrote:
>
> For something like that Andy you probably want to focus on if the door jam
> can hold and electric strike.  They are easier to deal with actually but
> residential products focus on the deadbolt because that is a standard
> residential doors.  We have a lot more to work with in commercial spaces.
>
> As for codes vs RFID vs physical keys vs phones: It's important to
> understand the advantages and disadvantages each brings to the situation.
>  The RedVic need codes we can email people like I described, but I'm
> generally against codes as they are too easy to copy, pass on, overhear,
> etc.  Keys are too hard to revoke and change so at Office Nomads we go with
> RFID.  Phone solutions I'm sure work great here in tech savvy San Francisco
> so I'm not surprised at all they work great for you Toby.  I wonder how
> that would work even in Seattle and it makes me wonder what I would come up
> with if I looked at the phones of every member that had a key.  We already
> have an RFID solution so that would mostly be academic.
>
> Jacob
>
> ---
> Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
> http://www.officenomads.com -  (206) 323-6500
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 10:23 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
>
> As long as we're back on electronic locks, we're looking for a good
> solution for our new location. The existing door is glass with a narrow
> stile
> 
> 
>  frame that won't accommodate a standard deadbolt sized solution. If you
> search for door-code style locks for door like this on Amazon, you get a
> lot of results but none of them with enough purchases to figure out if
> they're good or not. Angel mentioned one earlier in this thread that would
> work, but it wasn't very favorably reviewed by her. Does anyone have any
> tips on a door code lock like this that they would recommend? I definitely
> want something with easily programmable codes we can give our members and
> not fobs or smartphone integration.
>
>
> andy
>
>
> On Monday, July 14, 2014 1:17:49 PM UTC-4, Jacob Sayles wrote:
>
> I'm down here in San Francisco now, knee deep in renovations for The Red
> Victorian    and working on
> their door lock solution.  We don't want to use any smart phone systems
> (Kevo, Lockitron, August, etc) because we can't know for sure what kind of
> phone our guests will have, if they will even have phones, or if they are
> charged when they arrive.  We want to go with a personalized key code that
> can be generated and emailed to them using the reservation system we built.
>  For that we are hooking up the existing electric strike on the front gate
> to a raspberry pi and a wiegand keypad.  The next bit of magic will be to
> hook up each room with a Kwikset SmartCode lock and push the generated code
> to the given room, and turn off the previous occupants code.
>
>
> The advantages of going with the Kwikset are that it can use the existing
> lock tumblers so we can keep the large amount of room keys we already have.
>  Also at around $120-$150 the price is right for outfitting 20+ doors.
>  People have been getting really excited about the idea of outfitting each
> door with a raspberry pi but by the time we get power, servos, and a
> durable enclosure hooked up it's going to be a lot more expensive.  One pi
> at the front door calling all the shots is all we need.  Of course I have
> to figure out how to send the key codes to each door so there is more R&D
> needed.  I'm also working to figure out the Wiegand protocol to hook up the
> keypad.  If anyone has played with this, please reach out.
>
> Jacob
>
> ---
> Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
> http://www.officenomads.com -  (206) 323-6500 
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:34 AM, rachel cline 
> wrote:
>
> Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay
> for ea

Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Citizen Space- Member Services Desk]

For the Connections SF Space I did implement Lockitron using a strike plate,
also tied FOB¹s to the system which could also be used for your hotel room
door, and to access the workspace doors. For members of the workspace only,
they use mobile devices to access the building of the hotel, and the door
into the workspace. They also have an API, so you can integrate into any
existing reservations systems, etc.

Jacob,

What are doing in SF? Make sure you come by to catch up, and please plan on
having lunch one day in our Food Truck park directly next door to Citizen
Space on 2nd. 


Toby



On 7/14/14, 10:56 AM, "Jacob Sayles"  wrote:

> For something like that Andy you probably want to focus on if the door jam can
> hold and electric strike.  They are easier to deal with actually but
> residential products focus on the deadbolt because that is a standard
> residential doors.  We have a lot more to work with in commercial spaces.  
> 
> As for codes vs RFID vs physical keys vs phones: It's important to understand
> the advantages and disadvantages each brings to the situation.  The RedVic
> need codes we can email people like I described, but I'm generally against
> codes as they are too easy to copy, pass on, overhear, etc.  Keys are too hard
> to revoke and change so at Office Nomads we go with RFID.  Phone solutions I'm
> sure work great here in tech savvy San Francisco so I'm not surprised at all
> they work great for you Toby.  I wonder how that would work even in Seattle
> and it makes me wonder what I would come up with if I looked at the phones of
> every member that had a key.  We already have an RFID solution so that would
> mostly be academic.  
> 
> Jacob
> 
> ---
> Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
> http://www.officenomads.com -  (206) 323-6500
> 
> 
> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 10:23 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
>> As long as we're back on electronic locks, we're looking for a good solution
>> for our new location. The existing door is glass with a narrow stile
>> 
>> frame that won't accommodate a standard deadbolt sized solution. If you
>> search for door-code style locks for door like this on Amazon, you get a lot
>> of results but none of them with enough purchases to figure out if they're
>> good or not. Angel mentioned one earlier in this thread that would work, but
>> it wasn't very favorably reviewed by her. Does anyone have any tips on a door
>> code lock like this that they would recommend? I definitely want something
>> with easily programmable codes we can give our members and not fobs or
>> smartphone integration.
>> 
>> andy
>> 
>> 
>> On Monday, July 14, 2014 1:17:49 PM UTC-4, Jacob Sayles wrote:
>>> I'm down here in San Francisco now, knee deep in renovations for The Red
>>> Victorian   and working on their door lock solution.
>>>  We don't want to use any smart phone systems (Kevo, Lockitron, August, etc)
>>> because we can't know for sure what kind of phone our guests will have, if
>>> they will even have phones, or if they are charged when they arrive.  We
>>> want to go with a personalized key code that can be generated and emailed to
>>> them using the reservation system we built.  For that we are hooking up the
>>> existing electric strike on the front gate to a raspberry pi and a wiegand
>>> keypad.  The next bit of magic will be to hook up each room with a Kwikset
>>> SmartCode lock and push the generated code to the given room, and turn off
>>> the previous occupants code. 
>>> 
>>> The advantages of going with the Kwikset are that it can use the existing
>>> lock tumblers so we can keep the large amount of room keys we already have.
>>>  Also at around $120-$150 the price is right for outfitting 20+ doors.
>>>  People have been getting really excited about the idea of outfitting each
>>> door with a raspberry pi but by the time we get power, servos, and a durable
>>> enclosure hooked up it's going to be a lot more expensive.  One pi at the
>>> front door calling all the shots is all we need.  Of course I have to figure
>>> out how to send the key codes to each door so there is more R&D needed.  I'm
>>> also working to figure out the Wiegand protocol to hook up the keypad.  If
>>> anyone has played with this, please reach out.  
>>> 
>>> Jacob
>>> 
>>> ---
>>> Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
>>> http://www.officenomads.com -  (206) 323-6500 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:34 AM, rachel cline  wrote:
 Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay
 for each virtual key also.
 
 Rachel Cline
 702-577-8627
 Sent from my iPhone
 
 On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
 
> The one thing I would recommend, if you¹re looking at Kevo, is to make
> sure you understand how their ³ekey² pricing model works. Unless I¹m
> grossly misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works 

Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jacob Sayles]

For something like that Andy you probably want to focus on if the door jam
can hold and electric strike.  They are easier to deal with actually but
residential products focus on the deadbolt because that is a standard
residential doors.  We have a lot more to work with in commercial spaces.

As for codes vs RFID vs physical keys vs phones: It's important to
understand the advantages and disadvantages each brings to the situation.
 The RedVic need codes we can email people like I described, but I'm
generally against codes as they are too easy to copy, pass on, overhear,
etc.  Keys are too hard to revoke and change so at Office Nomads we go with
RFID.  Phone solutions I'm sure work great here in tech savvy San Francisco
so I'm not surprised at all they work great for you Toby.  I wonder how
that would work even in Seattle and it makes me wonder what I would come up
with if I looked at the phones of every member that had a key.  We already
have an RFID solution so that would mostly be academic.

Jacob

---
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On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 10:23 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:

> As long as we're back on electronic locks, we're looking for a good
> solution for our new location. The existing door is glass with a narrow
> stile
> 
> frame that won't accommodate a standard deadbolt sized solution. If you
> search for door-code style locks for door like this on Amazon, you get a
> lot of results but none of them with enough purchases to figure out if
> they're good or not. Angel mentioned one earlier in this thread that would
> work, but it wasn't very favorably reviewed by her. Does anyone have any
> tips on a door code lock like this that they would recommend? I definitely
> want something with easily programmable codes we can give our members and
> not fobs or smartphone integration.
>
> andy
>
>
> On Monday, July 14, 2014 1:17:49 PM UTC-4, Jacob Sayles wrote:
>
>> I'm down here in San Francisco now, knee deep in renovations for The Red
>> Victorian  and working on their door lock
>> solution.  We don't want to use any smart phone systems (Kevo, Lockitron,
>> August, etc) because we can't know for sure what kind of phone our guests
>> will have, if they will even have phones, or if they are charged when they
>> arrive.  We want to go with a personalized key code that can be generated
>> and emailed to them using the reservation system we built.  For that we are
>> hooking up the existing electric strike on the front gate to a raspberry pi
>> and a wiegand keypad.  The next bit of magic will be to hook up each room
>> with a Kwikset SmartCode lock and push the generated code to the given
>> room, and turn off the previous occupants code.
>>
>> The advantages of going with the Kwikset are that it can use the existing
>> lock tumblers so we can keep the large amount of room keys we already have.
>>  Also at around $120-$150 the price is right for outfitting 20+ doors.
>>  People have been getting really excited about the idea of outfitting each
>> door with a raspberry pi but by the time we get power, servos, and a
>> durable enclosure hooked up it's going to be a lot more expensive.  One pi
>> at the front door calling all the shots is all we need.  Of course I have
>> to figure out how to send the key codes to each door so there is more R&D
>> needed.  I'm also working to figure out the Wiegand protocol to hook up the
>> keypad.  If anyone has played with this, please reach out.
>>
>> Jacob
>>
>> ---
>> Office Nomads - Individuality without Isolation
>> http://www.officenomads.com -  (206) 323-6500
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:34 AM, rachel cline 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay
>>> for each virtual key also.
>>>
>>> Rachel Cline
>>> 702-577-8627
>>> Sent from my iPhone
>>>
>>> On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
>>>
>>> The one thing I would recommend, if you’re looking at Kevo, is to make
>>> sure you understand how their “ekey” pricing model works. Unless I’m
>>> grossly misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have
>>> to pay for packs of virtual “keys” to give to people before they can unlock
>>> it with their phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay
>>> for the hardware and *then* pay again for each user you want to be able
>>> to unlock the hardware. If you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo
>>> system could end up being quite a bit higher than expected if you were only
>>> looking at the cost of the hardware.
>>>
>>>
>>> On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline 
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional
>>> information or reviews?
>>>
>>> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:

 Love all these reviews, thanks for all the guidance every

Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Andy Soell]

As long as we're back on electronic locks, we're looking for a good 
solution for our new location. The existing door is glass with a narrow 
stile 
 
frame that won't accommodate a standard deadbolt sized solution. If you 
search for door-code style locks for door like this on Amazon, you get a 
lot of results but none of them with enough purchases to figure out if 
they're good or not. Angel mentioned one earlier in this thread that would 
work, but it wasn't very favorably reviewed by her. Does anyone have any 
tips on a door code lock like this that they would recommend? I definitely 
want something with easily programmable codes we can give our members and 
not fobs or smartphone integration.

andy

On Monday, July 14, 2014 1:17:49 PM UTC-4, Jacob Sayles wrote:
>
> I'm down here in San Francisco now, knee deep in renovations for The Red 
> Victorian  and working on their door lock 
> solution.  We don't want to use any smart phone systems (Kevo, Lockitron, 
> August, etc) because we can't know for sure what kind of phone our guests 
> will have, if they will even have phones, or if they are charged when they 
> arrive.  We want to go with a personalized key code that can be generated 
> and emailed to them using the reservation system we built.  For that we are 
> hooking up the existing electric strike on the front gate to a raspberry pi 
> and a wiegand keypad.  The next bit of magic will be to hook up each room 
> with a Kwikset SmartCode lock and push the generated code to the given 
> room, and turn off the previous occupants code. 
>
> The advantages of going with the Kwikset are that it can use the existing 
> lock tumblers so we can keep the large amount of room keys we already have. 
>  Also at around $120-$150 the price is right for outfitting 20+ doors. 
>  People have been getting really excited about the idea of outfitting each 
> door with a raspberry pi but by the time we get power, servos, and a 
> durable enclosure hooked up it's going to be a lot more expensive.  One pi 
> at the front door calling all the shots is all we need.  Of course I have 
> to figure out how to send the key codes to each door so there is more R&D 
> needed.  I'm also working to figure out the Wiegand protocol to hook up the 
> keypad.  If anyone has played with this, please reach out.  
>
> Jacob
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> On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:34 AM, rachel cline  > wrote:
>
>> Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay 
>> for each virtual key also.
>>
>> Rachel Cline
>> 702-577-8627
>> Sent from my iPhone
>>
>> On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Andy Soell > 
>> wrote:
>>
>> The one thing I would recommend, if you’re looking at Kevo, is to make 
>> sure you understand how their “ekey” pricing model works. Unless I’m 
>> grossly misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have 
>> to pay for packs of virtual “keys” to give to people before they can unlock 
>> it with their phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay 
>> for the hardware and *then* pay again for each user you want to be able 
>> to unlock the hardware. If you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo 
>> system could end up being quite a bit higher than expected if you were only 
>> looking at the cost of the hardware.
>>
>>
>> On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline > > wrote:
>>
>> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional 
>> information or reviews?
>>
>> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:
>>>
>>> Love all these reviews, thanks for all the guidance everyone! Does 
>>> anyone have any experience with a newer Bluetooth-enabled locked called 
>>> Kevo? Works with iOS devices, and also supports key fobs for users with 
>>> other mobile phone platforms. 
>>>
>>> http://www.kwikset.com/Kevo/
>>>
>>> Looks promising, but I'm always a little wary of newer, untested 
>>> products. 
>>>
>>>
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jacob Sayles]

I'm down here in San Francisco now, knee deep in renovations for The Red
Victorian  and working on their door lock solution.
 We don't want to use any smart phone systems (Kevo, Lockitron, August,
etc) because we can't know for sure what kind of phone our guests will
have, if they will even have phones, or if they are charged when they
arrive.  We want to go with a personalized key code that can be generated
and emailed to them using the reservation system we built.  For that we are
hooking up the existing electric strike on the front gate to a raspberry pi
and a wiegand keypad.  The next bit of magic will be to hook up each room
with a Kwikset SmartCode lock and push the generated code to the given
room, and turn off the previous occupants code.

The advantages of going with the Kwikset are that it can use the existing
lock tumblers so we can keep the large amount of room keys we already have.
 Also at around $120-$150 the price is right for outfitting 20+ doors.
 People have been getting really excited about the idea of outfitting each
door with a raspberry pi but by the time we get power, servos, and a
durable enclosure hooked up it's going to be a lot more expensive.  One pi
at the front door calling all the shots is all we need.  Of course I have
to figure out how to send the key codes to each door so there is more R&D
needed.  I'm also working to figure out the Wiegand protocol to hook up the
keypad.  If anyone has played with this, please reach out.

Jacob

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On Mon, Jul 14, 2014 at 6:34 AM, rachel cline 
wrote:

> Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay
> for each virtual key also.
>
> Rachel Cline
> 702-577-8627
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
>
> The one thing I would recommend, if you’re looking at Kevo, is to make
> sure you understand how their “ekey” pricing model works. Unless I’m
> grossly misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have
> to pay for packs of virtual “keys” to give to people before they can unlock
> it with their phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay
> for the hardware and *then* pay again for each user you want to be able
> to unlock the hardware. If you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo
> system could end up being quite a bit higher than expected if you were only
> looking at the cost of the hardware.
>
>
> On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline 
> wrote:
>
> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional
> information or reviews?
>
> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:
>>
>> Love all these reviews, thanks for all the guidance everyone! Does anyone
>> have any experience with a newer Bluetooth-enabled locked called Kevo?
>> Works with iOS devices, and also supports key fobs for users with other
>> mobile phone platforms.
>>
>> http://www.kwikset.com/Kevo/
>>
>> Looks promising, but I'm always a little wary of newer, untested
>> products.
>>
>>
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

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Hi Everyone,

I know this is a reoccurring subject, so I wanted to stress how much we LOVE
Lockitron here at Citizen Space. The cost is very affordable for a small
space, for larger spaces they have a ³commercial² version which we will have
at Coworking Week next month. They don't charge any fees for ³keys² , so as
a coworking space you don't need to worry about can you manager 10 members,
or 2000. If your really interested in learning more & some hands on time,
come on down to SF for the Shared Economy Hackathon which is totally FREE &
sponsored by Lockitron & Apigee. Register for FREE SF Coworking Week tickets
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On 7/14/14, 6:30 AM, "Andy Soell"  wrote:

> The one thing I would recommend, if you¹re looking at Kevo, is to make sure
> you understand how their ³ekey² pricing model works. Unless I¹m grossly
> misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have to pay for
> packs of virtual ³keys² to give to people before they can unlock it with their
> phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay for the hardware
> and then pay again for each user you want to be able to unlock the hardware.
> If you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo system could end up being
> quite a bit higher than expected if you were only looking at the cost of the
> hardware.
> 
> 
> On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline  wrote:
> 
>> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional
>> information or reviews?
>> 
>> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:
>>> Love all these reviews, thanks for all the guidance everyone! Does anyone
>>> have any experience with a newer Bluetooth-enabled locked called Kevo? Works
>>> with iOS devices, and also supports key fobs for users with other mobile
>>> phone platforms.
>>> 
>>> http://www.kwikset.com/Kevo/
>>> 
>>> Looks promising, but I'm always a little wary of newer, untested products.
>>> 
>>> 

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[rachel cline]

Good info, I saw the fobs cost about $25, I didn't notice you had to pay for 
each virtual key also.

Rachel Cline
702-577-8627
Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 14, 2014, at 6:30 AM, Andy Soell  wrote:
> 
> The one thing I would recommend, if you’re looking at Kevo, is to make sure 
> you understand how their “ekey” pricing model works. Unless I’m grossly 
> misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have to pay for 
> packs of virtual “keys” to give to people before they can unlock it with 
> their phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay for the 
> hardware and then pay again for each user you want to be able to unlock the 
> hardware. If you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo system could 
> end up being quite a bit higher than expected if you were only looking at the 
> cost of the hardware.
> 
> 
>> On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline  
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional 
>> information or reviews?
>> 
>>> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:
>>> Love all these reviews, thanks for all the guidance everyone! Does anyone 
>>> have any experience with a newer Bluetooth-enabled locked called Kevo? 
>>> Works with iOS devices, and also supports key fobs for users with other 
>>> mobile phone platforms.
>>> http://www.kwikset.com/Kevo/
>>> 
>>> Looks promising, but I'm always a little wary of newer, untested products.
>>> 
>> 
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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Andy Soell]

The one thing I would recommend, if you're looking at Kevo, is to make sure you 
understand how their "ekey" pricing model works. Unless I'm grossly 
misunderstanding, it looks like the way it works is that you have to pay for 
packs of virtual "keys" to give to people before they can unlock it with their 
phone. It seems a bit ridiculous to me that you have to pay for the hardware 
and then pay again for each user you want to be able to unlock the hardware. If 
you have a lot of members, the cost for the Kevo system could end up being 
quite a bit higher than expected if you were only looking at the cost of the 
hardware.


On Jul 12, 2014, at 11:43 PM, Rachel Cline  wrote:

> Kevo looks great!  thanks for sharing.  Have you found any additional 
> information or reviews?
> 
> On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:49:10 PM UTC-7, Andy Soell wrote:
> Love all these reviews, thanks for all the guidance everyone! Does anyone 
> have any experience with a newer Bluetooth-enabled locked called Kevo? Works 
> with iOS devices, and also supports key fobs for users with other mobile 
> phone platforms.
> http://www.kwikset.com/Kevo/
> 
> Looks promising, but I'm always a little wary of newer, untested products.
> 
> 
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RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Joel Bennett]

Jesse- It's worked fine for our purposes.  I read the same reviews and found
most of the issues were reported more than a year ago before they tweaked
some things and expanded their product line.  That said, there are some
limitations to how much you can do with them.  For example: PRO: I love that
I can set up scheduled events, like turn a light on at dusk and have it run
until 10p for our folks who come in after hours to work.  CON: I would like
to set it up that the doors automatically unlock at 8a and lock at 5p (and
require passcode entry) M-F. but the system doesn't allow scheduled lockouts
at this time.  All this said, for us it was great to have individual
passcodes for everyone, me to have access to check on/manage the space
remotely from a pc or my smartphone, and generally feel more connected.  I
was also glad not to be passing copies of keys around or managing "lost"
keys.

 

I'd give it 4 stars (out of 5).more for what I wish was there additionally
then any huge issues we have had with it.

 

One more thing. the info I found online overstates the monthly investment
you actually make.  I think they are offering your first 2 months free
before charging you a nominal $9.53 (fee+tax) for the "mobile" access.  Many
websites are using their old rates of $12.99 in their write-ups.  

 

Would be happy to provide more detail if you need it.

 

Thanks & God Bless,

 

Joel Bennett

Chief Dreamchaser

Veel Hoeden, LLC

641-780-7858

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 <http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden> http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden

 

From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jesse L. Jones
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 6:55 PM
To: coworking@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

 

I would be interested in hearing how the Schlage Link system is working for
you. I've researched that product line and read a lot of mixed reviews
regarding reliability and ease of use.

 

 

 

Jesse Jones

 

 

From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Joel Bennett
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 1:28 PM
To: coworking@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

 

We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our
wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using the
space.  We also have a light module connected to it as well which allows us
to turn on a sentry light after hours.  I plan to also purchase a thermostat
to link into the system to monitor our usage there and make sure we're
energy efficient.  The best feature is being able to link in with my phone
and control all of it when I can't be there, even to the point of unlocking
the front door for a plumber while I am 100 miles away at a conference!  

 

Thanks & God Bless,

 

Joel Bennett

Chief Dreamchaser

Veel Hoeden, LLC

641-780-7858

veelhoe...@gmail.com

http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/

http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden

 

From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jacob Sayles
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 4:10 PM
To: coworking
Subject: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

 

Hello,

 

The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is
keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
does?  

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Bill Liang]

At BootHK in Hong Kong, we are in the process of hacking together our
own RFID door lock which checks membership database and logs entry
data.

The RFID system we chose is based on the ISO14443C Sony Felica
standard, which is also used by the ubiquitous "Octopus" card. The
card is used for small purchase and public transportation payments in
Hong Kong, and is carried by almost everyone in HKG. It is also a card
system widely used in China, India, Singapore, Thailand, Philadelphia,
Bagladesh, and Japan.

Let me know if anyone is interested in more information about our system.

-William Liang
BootHK


On Fri, Oct 22, 2010 at 7:55 AM, Jesse L. Jones
 wrote:
> I would be interested in hearing how the Schlage Link system is working for
> you. I’ve researched that product line and read a lot of mixed reviews
> regarding reliability and ease of use.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Jesse Jones
>
>
>
>
>
> From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Joel Bennett
> Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 1:28 PM
> To: coworking@googlegroups.com
> Subject: RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?
>
>
>
> We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our
> wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using the
> space.  We also have a light module connected to it as well which allows us
> to turn on a sentry light after hours.  I plan to also purchase a thermostat
> to link into the system to monitor our usage there and make sure we’re
> energy efficient.  The best feature is being able to link in with my phone
> and control all of it when I can’t be there, even to the point of unlocking
> the front door for a plumber while I am 100 miles away at a conference!
>
>
>
> Thanks & God Bless,
>
>
>
> Joel Bennett
>
> Chief Dreamchaser
>
> Veel Hoeden, LLC
>
> 641-780-7858
>
> veelhoe...@gmail.com
>
> http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/
>
> http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden
>
>
>
> From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
> Behalf Of Jacob Sayles
> Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 4:10 PM
> To: coworking
> Subject: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?
>
>
>
> Hello,
>
>
>
> The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
> wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is
> keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
> does?
>
> Jacob
>
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RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jesse L. Jones]

I would be interested in hearing how the Schlage Link system is working for
you. I've researched that product line and read a lot of mixed reviews
regarding reliability and ease of use.

 

 

 

Jesse Jones

 

 

From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Joel Bennett
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 1:28 PM
To: coworking@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

 

We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our
wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using the
space.  We also have a light module connected to it as well which allows us
to turn on a sentry light after hours.  I plan to also purchase a thermostat
to link into the system to monitor our usage there and make sure we're
energy efficient.  The best feature is being able to link in with my phone
and control all of it when I can't be there, even to the point of unlocking
the front door for a plumber while I am 100 miles away at a conference!  

 

Thanks & God Bless,

 

Joel Bennett

Chief Dreamchaser

Veel Hoeden, LLC

641-780-7858

veelhoe...@gmail.com

http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/

http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden

 

From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jacob Sayles
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 4:10 PM
To: coworking
Subject: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

 

Hello,

 

The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is
keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
does?  

Jacob

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RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[MATSU TECHNICAL SERVICES, LLC]

I am!



Jesse L. Jones

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-Original Message-
From: Jacob Sayles 
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 1:09 PM
To: coworking 
Subject: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

Hello,

The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I wanted 
to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is keeping an 
eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one does?  

Jacob

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RE: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Joel Bennett]

We went with a Schlagelink lock system that allows me to link it with our
wireless internet and monitor entry to the building and see who is using the
space.  We also have a light module connected to it as well which allows us
to turn on a sentry light after hours.  I plan to also purchase a thermostat
to link into the system to monitor our usage there and make sure we're
energy efficient.  The best feature is being able to link in with my phone
and control all of it when I can't be there, even to the point of unlocking
the front door for a plumber while I am 100 miles away at a conference!  

 

Thanks & God Bless,

 

Joel Bennett

Chief Dreamchaser

Veel Hoeden, LLC

641-780-7858

veelhoe...@gmail.com

 <http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/> http://veelhoeden.posterous.com/

 <http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden> http://www.twitter.com/veelhoeden

 

From: coworking@googlegroups.com [mailto:cowork...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Jacob Sayles
Sent: Thursday, October 21, 2010 4:10 PM
To: coworking
Subject: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

 

Hello,

 

The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is
keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
does?  

Jacob

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Re: [Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Willie Morris]

We have a normal alarm system and everyone has their own access codes...seems 
to work well enough for now. RFID would be really cool though...
On Oct 21, 2010, at 5:09 PM, Jacob Sayles wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I 
> wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is 
> keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one 
> does?  
> 
> Jacob
> 
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[Coworking] Who's shopping for electronic door locks?

[Jacob Sayles]

Hello,

The topic of electronic (RFID) door locks has come up a few times and I
wanted to revisit it.  Who out there now is looking for a solution?  Who is
keeping an eye out for something cool to come along and interested if one
does?

Jacob

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