Pasadena Campus UniFi Access Retrofit
A Pasadena higher-education campus completed a UniFi Access retrofit on 8 doors in October 2026: a mix of glass and wood doors, plus one narrow rear door that uses an electric strike.
A Pasadena higher-education campus completed a UniFi Access retrofit on 8 doors in October 2026.
The doors are a mix of glass and wood doors, plus one narrow rear door that uses an electric strike.
New hardware on the retrofit is Schlage ND80PD, door position sensors, G3 readers and Door Hubs. PoE++ ports on the customer's existing switch power the retrofit.
What stood in the way.
- The retrofit covers 8 doors, a mix of glass and wood doors.
- One narrow rear door uses an electric strike.
How we solved it.
The October 2026 work is a UniFi Access retrofit on 8 doors at the campus.
The doors are a mix of glass and wood doors, plus one narrow rear door that uses an electric strike.
New hardware is Schlage ND80PD, door position sensors, G3 readers and Door Hubs. PoE++ ports on the customer's existing switch power the retrofit.
Key components:
What changed.
The campus completed the UniFi Access retrofit on 8 doors in October 2026.
The doors are a mix of glass and wood doors, plus one narrow rear door that uses an electric strike.
Schlage ND80PD hardware, door position sensors, G3 readers and Door Hubs are part of the retrofit. PoE++ ports on the customer's existing switch power it.
What went in
- Schlage ND80PDnew door hardware on the retrofit
- Door position sensorsnew on the retrofit
- G3 readersnew on the retrofit
- Door Hubsnew on the retrofit
- Electric strikeon one narrow rear door
- PoE++ports on the customer's existing switch power the retrofit
