Electric Strikes from Trimec/Lockwood Series

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Demand for electromechanical products is increasing as customers look for total security solutions and flexible door environments using convenient digital and mobile technology. ASSA ABLOY’s electromechanical locking solutions can be tailored to special security requirements, and a wide range of different technologies, devices and systems is available.

LOCKWOOD 3570 Series – with 60mm- 127mm Backset

Lockwood Selector® Series Electric Mortice Locks

with 23mm- 38mm Backset high performance electric mortice lock for narrow stile hinged doors

Lockwood Power Transfer Lead (EPT)

Constructed with high quality components to maximize security, performance and durability, patented SARGENT Mortise Locks combine aesthetic design with flexibility and ease of installation.

Sargent 10 Line bored locks

Items to be considered for installation of Electrified handle controlled lock on the ACS door.

Mechanical locks and exit devices available from ASSA ABLOY are engineered for consistent and reliable product performance in high-use, high-abuse situations. With ease of installation and a variety of trim styles and finishes—there is an exit device or mechanical lock option for everyone, whether it’s for a new construction project or ongoing renovations at your facility.

From server Racks to employee lockers and other supply and storage cabinets, Cabinet Locks offer a complete suite of flexible access control solutions to secure openings of any size from doors and drawers to lockers and other enclosures.

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ASSA ABLOY Group brands were early innovators in the field of key systems. Though much has changed in cylinder mechanics and how facilities secure their doors, key systems are still the backbone of facility security, and ASSA ABLOY remains the leader in key system technology. Our brands are continuously upgrading their key systems to meet new challenges that confront the market. The most basic level of protection is a typical mechanical cylinder with a legacy key system. ASSA ABLOY Group brands offer varying levels of protection to enhance legacy key systems, including patented key systems that protect against unauthorized key duplication, geographic exclusivity that further restricts how a key can be duplicated, and cylinders listed to UL 437 offer protection against picking, drilling, and physical attack.

Master Keying System from Major Brands Like-  Lockwood,Yale,Corbin Russwin,Medeco,Sargent

Definitions

• Arrangement of the grouped cylinders/keys in a building.
• Cylinders are keyed into groups to form an overall l keying system.
• Master keying can best be defined as the process of creating two or more levels of keying to one or more cylinders.

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eCLIQ – standards and compliance

eCLIQ – ATEX certified

Securitron GL1 Gate Lock

The heavy duty GL1 Electromechanical Gate Lock provides weather-resistant access control for a wide range of gate applications. The GL1 provides 2000lbs of holding force for electrical and manually operated indoor or outdoor gates where preload is a concern. Ideal for swinging or sliding Product features vehicle, pedestrian, or stock gate access control.

Securitron M680 Ecomag Magnalock

SPECS OF EM LOCK –

• Hall-Effect Monitoring or Bond Sensing
• Self-alignment where the armature plate pivots to accommodate door drop
• Smart electronics for Instantaneous release which ensures Zero residual magnetism
• Silent operation with no humming or buzzing
• 3 Years warranty
• UL listed
• CE Approved
• Dimensions (L) 250 x (H) 47 x (D) 26mm for 600 lbs EM Lock
• Dual voltage: Site Selectable 12 Vdc or 24 Vdc
• Current: 450mA @ (12Vdc) or 225mA @ (24Vdc)
• Operating Humidity 0-90%
• Operating Temperature -10 to 55 Degrees

How an Access Control System Can Benefit Your Business

An Access control System enables you to grant access, restrict access, or provide limited access to employees, co-workers, vendors, visitors, etc. Do you need an Access Control System? It is crucial for every organization that important business information is safe from external threats and competitors.

When it comes to protecting commercial buildings and maintaining day-to-day operations, access control systems are a critical component. At the most basic level, building access control systems are designed to keep people, premises, and data safe.

From electronic locks to a series of locks within a server rack in a physical data center, access control systems can take various forms, but how do you which is right for your business? After all, different types and sizes of companies all have different security needs.

When choosing an access control system for your business, it’s important to consider what your business requires for its size, as well as the different types of access control systems available to you, as there can be a variety of options. Careful assessment of security needs and goals will help you select a system that best matches your needs for a more secure building that is safe from intruders, criminals, and potentially disgruntled employees.

Benefits of Access Control Systems

• Prevent unwanted premise access or intrusions
• Prevent disruptions to your business operations
• Prevent overcrowding in areas with set occupancy rates
• Protect employees and visitors from outside intruders
• Assist with other on-premise loss prevention measures
• Limit employee movements during and after business hours
• Protect information and intellectual property from access or theft
• Protect inventory and equipment from theft or misuse
• Reduce costs from re-keying locks and managing physical keys
• Decrease liability and risk associated with stolen or misused equipment
• Easily controlled and monitored from a centralized security office

When it comes to business security, your information must be secure, but how do you offer advanced security for your employees, equipment, and information, while also maintaining ease of entrance and peace of mind? The answer lies in access control systems.