Abloy UK has launched its latest access control system, OPTIMA The OPTIMA range features handle escutcheons, wall readers, locker locks, energy savers, battery operated lock cases, lift control, electronic cylinders and panic hardware. It is available in four different platforms, including software and non-software based access control. The system can be worked through a web-based[…]

Abloy UK has worked to improve its CLIQ security system by enhancing and adding features to its PROTEC2 CLIQ Key and Cylinder Users are able to remove lost or stolen keys from Abloy’s CLIQ system. The system also provides audit trails on cylinders and padlocks. Its memory capacity has been revised to enable users to[…]

Aperio wireless lock technology has been designed to enable locks to function by battery A lock that includes ASSA ABLOY’s Aperio wireless lock technology is powered by lithium battery. Therefore, unlike magnetic locks, they do not need to be connected to the mains. Because of this, the locks are not being continuously powered throughout periods[…]

Aperio wireless lock technology has been installed in the Biomedical Center, which will carry out research on organ replacement and regeneration The facility’s new doors have been fitted with ASSA ABLOY’s Aperio E100 and E100 Premium escutcheons, in addition to EL160 electric strikes. The Aperio Technology enables access control providers to integrate non-wired doors with mechanical locks[…]

ASSA ABLOY UK brands UNION and Yale at The Hardware Show 2015 Representatives from both brands will exhibit on stand H8, at the event held at Citywest Hotel, Dublin from 15th to 16th February, offering some hands-on experience with some of their most popular products. The Hardware Show 2015 Representatives from ASSA ABLOY UK brands[…]

LPCB certification has been awarded to padlocks from Abloy Abloy’s Series 6 range has gained a UK first for padlocks, achieving LPS 1654 Issue 1 SR Level 4 from the LPCB. Working within the Building Research Establishment (BRE) and alongside government and industry suppliers, the LPCB sets out guidelines that ensure security products operate to[…]

External security Security against the risk of burglary can be an extremely challenging task. There may be a number of access points to protect, and whatever measures are in place must not prevent the safe access and egress for the occupants of the building. A recent survey carried out by the Home Office1 uncovered some[…]