Aperio battery powered locks with smart card readers support iCLASS by HID, MIFARE, and MIFARE DESFire Compatible low-frequency RFID technologies include HID Prox/EM410 (125 kHz). Online Aperio escutcheons now also support LEGIC 13.56 MHz RFID technologies Advant, Prime ISO/IEC 14443 UID, ISO/IEC 15693 UID. Other systems soon to launch include Aperio cylinder support for LEGIC[…]

The installation includes multiple Aperio E100 wireless escutcheons in two security grades, with each linked to the access control system via Aperio 1-8 wireless communication hubs, designed for use in sites with multiple doors situated within 15 to 25 metres of each other. Aperio technology allows a range of providers to integrate non-wired doors with[…]

The battery powered lock can be operated using existing cards or PIN codes of between four and eight characters, with security managers being able to obtain real-time open/closed and ‘locked – yes/no’ status information. The Aperio L100 lock is available for fire doors and multiple door profiles including Euro, Scandinavian and Finnish, offering maximum protection[…]

The locks provide a high level of security in busy areas such as hospitals, work and leisure environments where personal items are at risk of being stolen or misplaced and eradicate the costs and complications of replacing lost locks and keys. The range caters for all types of metal and wooden applications, with the locks[…]

Fortis is also offering a streamlined Yale product portfolio featuring Yale’s Doormaster range, allowing for a multipoint lock to be replaced without the need to remove the whole door.

Abloy UK has been a well respected and trusted brand for over half a century, creating products such as electric locks, CLIQ Remote and compliant access controlled door solutions.  Abloy’s products are produced using the strongest materials and quality craftsmanship, a combination that sets the brand head and shoulders above the competition. Locks in London The[…]

Users of CLIQ Remote can remove lost or stolen keys from the system without the need to change cylinders and can manage the system remotely across multiple sites for timed access.

Contracts Manager at JPJ, Lee Sharp, said: “Research has shown that manufacturers experience the highest levels of theft of physical assets. It was crucial that we invested in a lock that could resist the latest methods of attack, whilst allowing occupants to escape quickly and with ease in case of an emergency.”

The technology allows providers to install non-wired doors with mechanical locks into access control systems at a cost effective price.