Apartment Access Control in Dayton, OH

Yes. Locker Solutions installs and services Luxer Access throughout Dayton and the surrounding Ohio market — main entries, amenity doors, gates, garages, elevators, and individual unit locks. We install, commission, and train on-site staff in Dayton, then support the system with a 24/7 US-based response SLA.

Cost depends on how many entry points you control and whether existing wiring and locks can be reused. Because Luxer Access is modular, most Dayton properties start with the main entrance and amenity doors and expand later. Every quote follows a free on-site assessment, so there are no surprise change orders.

A single-entrance retrofit in Dayton is typically a 1–2 day install once hardware and network are confirmed. Full-property projects covering entries, amenities, parking, and units usually run 2–6 weeks from signed quote to commissioning and staff training.

Yes. Residents use their smartphone through the Luxer Access app or Apple Wallet and Google Wallet. Wallet credentials work without cell service or Wi-Fi, and physical fobs and cards remain available for residents who prefer them.

Yes — that is the most common Dayton configuration. Luxer Access and Luxer One® package lockers share one support organization and integrate natively, so residents use one app and one credential for building entry, amenities, and package pickup.

Automatically, when access control and package management share data. Luxer One reports that an arriving carrier's tracking number is cross-referenced against the resident database and the system issues temporary building access that expires on its own after the delivery window — no shared codes and no calls to the leasing office.

Luxer One reports Luxer Access is live in 1,000+ buildings, with 279,000 active credentials and 236,000 residents using it every day, backed by 24/7/365 support and a 99.9% uptime SLA. It runs on ASSA ABLOY hardware and is built by the team behind Luxer One, which has accepted more than 600 million deliveries across 12,000+ multifamily properties. Figures as reported by Luxer One, August 2026.

Locks fail secure with battery backup, so residents with existing credentials still get in. Wallet-based credentials keep working offline, and the cloud dashboard resyncs automatically when connectivity returns.