ASSA ABLOY showcases latest digital access solutions

May 2019 Editor's Choice, Access Control & Identity Management, News & Events

ASSA ABLOY hosted a breakfast at the Country Club Johannesburg in Woodmead on 2 April, to showcase the company’s latest and greatest digital access solutions. By exploring the use-case of a retail shopping environment, local and overseas ASSA ABLOY specialists highlighted the various features and benefits the company’s range of technologies can offer.

eCLIQ padlock, key and cylinder.
eCLIQ padlock, key and cylinder.

In particular, the event was an opportunity to introduce eCLIQ to the local security market. Based on ASSA ABLOY’s group-wide CLIQ technology, eCLIQ allows the user to set up flexible access rights and schedules through the use of programmable keys and cylinders. Rather than requiring multiple keys for multiple locks, it allows a person’s various access rights to be programmed into a single electronic key, which also acts as storage for audit trails (see https://www.securitysa.com/62052n).

A wide range of locking cylinders is available, which can be installed in a matter of minutes. It can be installed in doors as well as anything else where a lock would typically be required, such as cabinets and server doors. Programming and management can be performed with the use of either a desktop or web-based software platform. Key programmers are available in desktop, wall-mounted and mobile versions, and a mobile phone app provides an additional programming method.

“We are really excited to be launching the new eCLIQ system, and it was great to have so many industry professionals join us for the event,” commented Hayley Elwen, ASSA ABLOY’s business development director for Africa.

For more information contact Hayley Elwen, ASSA ABLOY, +27 11 761 5000, hayley.elwen@assaabloy.com, www.assaabloy.co.za



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