Access Control in Lebanon County, PA
Know who can open which door, and shut off a lost credential from your phone in about ten seconds.
Built for Lebanon County's buildings and businesses
Lebanon County's economy leans on food processing and metal fabrication, with Fort Indiantown Gap, county buildings and a widening band of warehouse space off Route 422 and I-78 behind it. Most of these buildings grow: a shop adds a bay, a plant adds a cold room, and the access system either extends cleanly or has to be replaced. Legion installs access control across Lebanon County with expansion planned in from the start.
Keycards, phone credentials, biometrics and video intercoms, run either from the cloud or on your own server. Every door reports who opened it and when.
Lebanon County
Berks & South-Central PA
Areas we cover
- Lebanon
- Palmyra
- Annville
- Myerstown
- Cleona
- Jonestown
Industries we serve here
- Food processing & agribusiness
- Metal fabrication & manufacturing
- Warehousing & distribution
- Municipal & healthcare
Access Control for Lebanon County properties
Food processing & agribusiness
Hygiene-zone separation with washdown-rated hardware between production, packing and office areas.
Fabrication & manufacturing
Shop floor, tool room and office access kept distinct, with industrial-rated readers and mustering support.
Warehousing & distribution
Gate, dock and perimeter credentials for Route 422 and I-78 corridor buildings.
Municipal & healthcare
Staff-area control, records protection and after-hours access for Lebanon County public and medical facilities.
- Cloud & mobile credential management
- Keycard, fob, PIN & biometric readers
- Video intercom & visitor management
- Multi-site, role-based permissions
- Real-time audit logs & remote lockdown
Access Control elsewhere in Berks & South-Central PA
Access Control in Lebanon County — your questions
Controllers are specified with spare capacity and the pathways get planned for the doors you are likely to add, so the second phase is a reader and a cable rather than a new head end.
The connecting doors carry credentials, so office staff, shop staff and visitors each reach only what their role calls for, and the crossings are logged.
Sealed, IP-rated readers with stainless mounting. It is the one place where buying the cheaper reader reliably costs more within a year.
Access Control work, in progress
Our own photos from access control jobs. No stock images.
Door controllers and power supplies, wired out 
Landing door wiring at the head-end 
Video intercom and reader at a lobby entranceJersey City, NJ 
Intercom up, reader going on next 
Install day at a new mid-rise