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Standalone access control systems (also known as offline access control) is generally used for small offices or remote locations where complex wiring would be expensive. A small unit is wired onto each individual door you choose to control. However, there is no need to control every door and no need for doors to be connected to a PC network.

A standalone access control system requires these core components: a power supply, an electric lock, a standalone access control unit, an exit push button, and a proximity card or tag (if card access is needed) .

Use fail secure locks for high security areas to keep doors locked during power loss.

When choosing a locking solution for an access control project, a key decision is whether to use a fail-safe or fail-secure lock. Here's their core difference
Fail-safe locks: Unlock when power is removed.
Fail-secure locks: Unlock only when power is applied (stay locked if power fails).