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Over 40 Years in BusinessISO 27001 compliantPublic sector: GSA contract holder
LA 562-298-5000 · Chicagoland 312-432-5300 · Phoenix 602-733-6807 · Client Support
A plain guide to the Brivo panels, readers, credentials and door stations and the Eagle Eye recorders and cameras that BTI installs for commercial buildings.
Brivo controllers connect doors to the Brivo cloud. We size the panel to the door count and wiring at each building, and we can convert supported Mercury hardware through Brivo Mercury Solutions.
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A compact panel for small and mid size buildings with a handful of doors.
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A modular panel that scales with door and input boards for larger buildings.
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The current generation modular controller with door, I/O and power boards.
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One door, network powered, for a suite or remote entrance.
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Mercury based controllers managed in Brivo, including conversions of existing panels.
Wireless locks from Allegion (NDE and LE with ENGAGE), ASSA ABLOY Aperio and Schlage XE360 can also join a Brivo system.
Brivo Smart Readers come in mullion, mullion keypad, recessed, single gang and single gang keypad styles and connect over OSDP or Wiegand. They read Brivo Mobile Pass, Brivo Wallet Pass, 13.56 MHz smart cards and 125 kHz prox. Brivo also works with third party readers and common HID card formats.
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Slim reader for glass storefronts and narrow door frames.
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Mounts on a standard electrical box beside the door.
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Adds a PIN for two factor entry to sensitive rooms.
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A low profile reader set into the wall.
HID lists iCLASS SE readers R10, R15, R40 and RK40 and multiCLASS SE readers RP10, RP15, RP40 and RPK40 as end of sale June 30, 2025 and end of life December 31, 2025, with migration to HID® Signo readers 20, 20K, 40 and 40K. BTI swaps these readers on Brivo systems and moves cards and mobile credentials to the new readers. Learn how HID card readers work.
Phones can replace cards on Brivo doors.
Bluetooth and tap to open from the Brivo app.
A badge stored in the phone wallet app.
Available through the HID Origo integration in the Brivo Marketplace, with a Brivo Mobile Pass subscription.
Mobile credentials for supported Allegion and dormakaba locks.
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Cards, fobs and phones can all be issued from one Brivo account.
The Brivo Door Station combines a video intercom, a reader and a camera at the entrance. Visitors call a person or group, staff see them on video and open the door from the Brivo app. The Brivo Door Station Pro adds features for busier entries.
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Video intercom and reader for the main entrance.
Bridges and CMVRs connect cameras to the Eagle Eye cloud. Eagle Eye is camera agnostic and works with your existing IP and ONVIF cameras. A Bridge buffers video during internet outages and keeps nothing long term on site. A CMVR records to local drives and sends chosen cameras to the cloud.
| Family | Models | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Compact Bridges | 304+, 406+, 506+ | Offices, stores and branches |
| Rack Bridges | 301, 303g, 401, 401ai, 403g, 501, 501ai, 701, 901 | Network rooms with more cameras |
| Compact CMVRs | 224+, 225+, 324+, 325+, 426+, 526+ | Smaller sites that want local storage |
| Rack and high capacity CMVRs | 320, 323g, 420, 420ai, 520ai, 520, 620, 820 | Warehouses, schools and plants |
| Enterprise CMVRs | 620e, 820e | Very large camera counts |
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Compact Bridge for a small office or store.
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Cloud managed recorder with local drives.
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Enterprise rack recorder for the biggest sites.
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Outdoor cabinet with solar and cellular options.
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Outdoor enclosure for Camera Direct installs.
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Outdoor enclosure that houses a Bridge.
The Brivo Eagle Eye Pro series includes bullets PB01 and PB02, domes PD01 and PD02 and turrets PT01 and PT02, all 5 MP with a standard 10 year warranty. The D series adds bullets DB10 to DB14, domes DD07 to DD11, turrets DT01 to DT03, the DM08 mini dome, the DF04 fisheye, DX01 and DX02 multi-sensor cameras and DZ04 to DZ06 PTZ cameras.
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5 MP bullet for long outdoor views.
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5 MP dome for indoor and covered areas.
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5 MP turret for lobbies and halls.
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One camera for a whole open room.
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Several sensors on one mount.
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Pan, tilt and zoom for lots and yards.
Software, licensing and support for these cameras are explained on our Brivo Eagle Eye Cloud VMS page.
BTI designs, sells, installs and supports this hardware for commercial buildings, with over 40 years in security and a 24/7 NOC/SOC. BTI designs, sells, installs, supports and takes over existing Brivo accounts.
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It depends on door count and layout. The ACS300 fits smaller buildings, the ACS6000 and ACS6100 scale for larger ones, and the Single Door Controller covers one door.
Usually. Brivo supports common HID card formats and third party readers over OSDP or Wiegand. We check your card format before ordering readers.
HID ended sales of those readers on June 30, 2025 and lists end of life as December 31, 2025. The replacement path is HID Signo 20, 20K, 40 and 40K, and BTI handles the swap on Brivo systems.
Yes. Brivo Mobile Pass, Brivo Wallet Pass and HID Mobile Pass through HID Origo can all open Brivo doors.
A Bridge sends video to the cloud and only buffers it during outages. A CMVR stores video on site as well as managing it from the cloud.
No. Eagle Eye is camera agnostic and works with existing IP and ONVIF cameras. Eagle Eye cameras are an option for new coverage.
Often, yes. The Eagle Eye Anywhere cabinet supports solar power and cellular uploads.
Tell us about your doors and cameras. We will recommend hardware and send a written proposal.