Direct answer
What security should accomplish here
A gate or parkade plan should coordinate resident, customer, visitor and contractor credentials with lane geometry, gate timing, safety devices and CCTV context. Long-range UHF, remotes, mobile access and intercom calling can coexist when the read zone, credential ownership and transition are deliberately designed.
Properties and teams we can support
What WeTech can secure
Vehicle entry and exit
Design remotes, mobile credentials, UHF tags or approved visitor release around lane geometry and safe gate operation.
Pedestrian and lobby doors
Coordinate parkade lobbies, stair doors, storage corridors and approved elevator access.
Visitor communication
Use video intercom calling where drivers or pedestrians need approval before entry.
Lane and interior CCTV
Separate overall vehicle context, gate operation and any dedicated plate-capture requirement.
Priority risks and workflows to review
- Resident, customer and visitor vehicle access
- Controlled UHF read zones and credential ownership
- Gate safety and free-exit operation
- Pedestrian, lobby and storage-area doors
- Vehicle and incident camera context
Security systems that can work together
UHF vehicle access
Commission windshield credentials around lane geometry and a controlled approach zone.
Explore service →Gate video intercom
Let visitors call the correct resident, office or manager before approved release.
Explore service →Pedestrian access
Coordinate parkade lobbies, common doors, storage areas and approved elevator permissions.
Explore service →Parkade CCTV
Use entrance, lane, gate and interior views for vehicle context and documented incident needs.
Explore service →What the finished system can help you do
- Issue and cancel vehicle credentials
- Reduce uncontrolled long-range reads
- Keep approved legacy remotes during transition
- Connect gate, pedestrian and elevator permissions
- Review vehicle entry with useful video context
Retrofit, takeover or expansion
Start with what is already installed
Gate and parkade upgrades can often run beside an existing receiver during transition. WeTech documents current remotes, inputs, safety devices, doors and lane conditions before introducing new credentials or control methods.
Explore system takeovers and upgrades →Vancouver and Lower Mainland planning considerations
Gate safety devices and specialist coordination
Concrete structures and wireless limitations
Rain, headlight glare and dark parkade conditions
Credential ownership for residents, tenants and storage customers
BC privacy note: When a strata, business or organization uses video surveillance, it should define a reasonable purpose, camera locations, authorized access and retention. The organization remains responsible for its policy and legal review. Read the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner guidance →
What We Review During Your Site Assessment
- 01
How many entry and exit lanes, gates and pedestrian doors are involved?
- 02
Which existing remotes or receivers may need to remain during transition?
- 03
What vehicles, windshield types and lane angles must UHF support?
- 04
Who owns, assigns and cancels every vehicle credential?
- 05
What gate-safety equipment and specialist coordination are required?
Relevant WeTech proof
