Master keys are cut differently to allow custom access to areas, and with restricted keys, strict protocols are set up to ensure keys are not replicated and distributed to enable unlawful access.
Implementing a master key system allows different keys to access specific areas, while restricting access to others.
Benefits include
On the downside,
Restricted key systems, are designed to reduce the impact of lost keys, by limiting who can get new keys cut. Adding that extra level of security can provide greater assurance to managers of teams where a number of keys are in circulation. Benefits include
On the flipside
Keyless options utilise cards or tags for access that can be managed by admin as required through desktop and wireless hubs. When a card is lost its simple to deactivate and create a new one
WIreless solutions can be easily retro fitted to existing doors without the need to install and wire. Once hubs are in place, all lock info updated through wireless network
Utilising the simple computer interface, user privileges can be personalised to suit. Ideal for range or staff, and even better for those using facilities after hours, like the hall or ammenities for sports actvities
SmartAir and Aperio can be upgraded wirelessly ensuring you enjoy the latest benefits of the technology as it develops. No going back, just getting all the benefits of what wireless and keyless solutions offer.
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