ASSA ABLOY, South Africa

1 June 2013 News & Events

ASSA ABLOY Access Control’s new Aperio L100 presents the world’s first wireless lock range for security doors. The new high security Aperio L100 lock is an electronically controlled lock which not only provides the highest levels of physical protection, but also transmits comprehensive information on door status to the access control system. Aperio L100 supports almost all RFID technologies including iClass, MIFARE CLASSIC, MIFARE DesFire, MIFARE PLUS, HID Prox and EM410x. It will be on display in Hall 2 at Stand J17.

Additionally, with the new Aperio escutcheon with PIN code, ASSA ABLOY adds another innovation to its range of products allowing access control systems to be extended without wiring: The Aperio PINpad device provides multi-level door security – and does it without the need for wiring. The new device can be used wherever doors are to be secured by multi-level authentication – physically with a card and logically by means of a password.



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