The Fence University 4295 S Arville St, Las Vegas, NV 89103

Wed 4/16 - Thurs 4/17, 2025

Are you GIVING your competition MORE money because you DON'T install Telephone Entry Systems?

STOP!

Telephone Entry and Access Control Systems offer automatic gate, fence, A/V, etc. small businesses an easy product to sell, install, and service with some - if not all - of the tools you already have!

But wait there's more...

Most of the systems have something you are missing in your business,

RECURRING REVENUE!

IF THERE WERE ONLY CLASS TO TEACH HOW-TO START INSTALLING THIS EQUIPMENT???

HERE IS THAT CLASS

Telephone Entry Beginner Class

This course is designed for beginners learning to install and configure telephone entry systems (commonly used in gated communities, apartment complexes, and secure facilities).

*Sponsor, Business, and  Members must log in for special pricing

**Save 20% for all four days (GATE OPERATOR CLASS)

DAY 1

Module 1: Introduction to Telephone Entry Systems

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the purpose and applications of telephone entry systems.
• Identify key components (control panel, keypad, intercom, call box, etc.).
• Learn about different types of entry systems (analog, VoIP, IP-based, and wireless).

Key Topics:

• Overview of telephone entry systems and their role in access control.
• Differences between standalone and networked systems.
• Common brands and models in the industry.

Module 2: Site Survey and System Planning

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how to assess a site for telephone entry system installation.
• Understand wiring, power, and networking requirements.
• Plan system placement for optimal functionality.

Key Topics:

• Evaluating entry points, visitor flow, and user needs.
• Power and communication line considerations (Ethernet, telephone lines, PoE).
• Compliance with ADA and local building codes.

Practical Exercise:

• Conduct a mock site survey and draft an installation plan.

Module 3: Wiring and Power Supply Setup

Learning Objectives:

• Learn proper wiring techniques for telephone entry systems.
• Understand power requirements (transformers, PoE, backup batteries).
• Practice running and securing low-voltage wiring.

Key Topics:

• Types of wiring (CAT5/6, 4-conductor, shielded cables).
• Power supply options and voltage considerations.
• Best practices for conduit and weatherproofing.

Practical Exercise:

• Run and terminate wiring for a mock telephone entry system.

Module 4: Mounting and Installing Entry Hardware

Learning Objectives:

• Properly mount call boxes, keypads, and intercom units.
• Install and secure control panels.
• Learn weatherproofing techniques for outdoor components.

Key Topics:

• Mounting heights and angles for optimal usability.
• Securing hardware to different surfaces (brick, metal, stucco).
• Preventing tampering and vandalism.

Practical Exercise:

• Mount a call box and keypad on a demo surface.

DAY 2

Module 5: Configuring the Control Panel

Learning Objectives:

• Learn basic programming of telephone entry systems.
• Set up user codes, admin access, and directory entries.
• Understand integration with phone lines or VoIP systems.

Key Topics:

• Navigating system menus and default settings.
• Adding and removing authorized users.
• Testing call routing and entry permissions.

Practical Exercise:

• Program a control panel with sample user codes and test functionality.

Module 6: Integrating with Access Control Devices

Learning Objectives:

• Connect telephone entry systems to gates, doors, or barriers.
• Learn relay wiring for triggering electric strikes or gate operators.
• Troubleshoot common integration issues.

Key Topics:

• Relay types (NO/NC) and wiring configurations.
• Testing and synchronizing with gate operators.
• Fail-safe vs. fail-secure modes.

Practical Exercise:

• Wire and test a relay connection to a mock gate system.

Module 7: Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Learning Objectives:

• Diagnose common telephone entry system issues.
• Learn maintenance best practices.
• Understand customer training and handoff procedures.

Key Topics:

• Common wiring faults and signal problems.
• Resetting and reprogramming systems.
• Cleaning and protecting outdoor components.

Practical Exercise:

• Troubleshoot a pre-set malfunctioning system.

Course Wrap-Up

Final Assessment

• Install and configure a complete telephone entry system from scratch, ensuring proper wiring, programming, and integration with an access device.

Certification

• Upon successful completion, participants receive a "Telephone Entry System Installer Level 1" certificate.

Required Tools & Materials (Provided)

• Telephone entry system kit (control panel, call box, keypad).
• Wiring and connectors (CAT5, 4-conductor cable).
• Power supplies (transformer, PoE injector).
• Basic hand and power tools (drill, screwdrivers, wire strippers).
• Multimeter and cable tester.

Course Duration

• 2 Days (16 Hours Total)
• • Day 1: Modules 1-4
  • Day 2: Modules 5-7 + Final Assessment

 

We look forward to helping you kick start your journey in automated gate installation!

This program will involve both indoor and outdoor hands-on training in various conditions. Please come prepared to work with your hands, lift heavy objects, and handle solvents that may stain clothing. We recommend wearing durable, work-appropriate clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty, as well as sturdy closed-toe shoes. Gloves are also recommended for safety and comfort.

Feel free to bring your own hand tools if you have them and multimeter, though they are not required. To stay hydrated, we recommend bringing an insulated water cup—ice and water will be provided on-site.
Safety and practicality are key, so dress for the job and be ready to learn by doing. Let’s have a productive and hands-on experience!

Look forward to general class and travel information once registration and payment is complete.

The Fence University 4295 S Arville St, Las Vegas, NV 89103 - (800) 652-3636