Farpointe Data, the access control industry's OEM for RFID credentials and readers, announces that it has moved into its expanded new facility in San Jose, Calif. Since 2003, Farpointe Data has become the trusted OEM partner for premium RFID readers and credentials and the only full-line producer of proximity, smart card, long range and 2nd generation mobile smart phone credentials and readers in various formats for access control professionals around the world.

Extremely Competitive Pricing

"We have simply outgrown our Sunnyvale facility which served us well for the past four years," reports Scott Lindley, Farpointe Data general manager. "The new San Jose location will help assure that we can continue providing extremely competitive pricing on our full line of products, quick delivery of typically one to three days and lifetime warranty on all readers.”

The introduction of our Conekt smartphone series which eliminates all portals, easing installation procedures and eliminating fees, has created enormous demand. Add to this that researchers predict that 20 percent of all access control users will deploy smartphone systems within the year and you can understand why we needed more space."

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