25 Mar 2026

ASSA ABLOY will return to ISC West 2026 to showcase its range of access solutions proven to enhance security, convenience, and peace of mind.

Visitors to Booth #8061 can see ASSA ABLOY's latest innovations in comprehensive door security and access control, and discuss real-world challenges with the company’s team of experts.

Supporting the industry

Staying ahead of emerging challenges and opportunities starts with meaningful conversations and collaboration,” says Angelo Faenza, Head of Digital Access Solutions at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Americas.

Events like ISC West create a unique environment for connecting with partners and customers, gaining insight into their evolving needs, and working together to shape what comes next. We’re looking forward to being back on the show floor to engage in those conversations and share how we can support the industry moving forward.

Learning Labs

At ISC West 2026, ASSA ABLOY will once again host popular in-booth Learning Labs, which received an overwhelmingly positive response both at the event and at other major security gatherings throughout the year. Sessions will run at the top of each hour throughout the show in booth 8061. 

The Learning Labs will cover a variety of topics, including data center security, strategies for securing critical infrastructure sites, and interoperability in multifamily/mixed-use housing, among other topics. All sessions are designed to provide practical insights and highlight current industry trends.

Product showcase line-up

The ASSA ABLOY solutions on display at ISC West 2026 are designed to deliver robust security while adapting to the ever-evolving global security landscape. They demonstrate ASSA ABLOY's commitment to redefining security standards and delivering reliable access control solutions across various markets and applications. On display at booth #8061 will be: 

  • This week, Centrios is launching the Smart Reader Expansion Unit. This new device lives on the secure side of the door and provides an LED indicator that allows you to visualise locking and unlocking status. The Expansion Unit also allows you to end passage mode with a convenient physical button without needing to use the Centrios app, and it offers an extra input and more wiring options for added security. Earlier in the month, the Centrios Exit Trim launched, which expands the Centrios access control platform to doors requiring exit devices — including front entrances, rear exits, and stairwells. Designed for small and growing businesses, it delivers simple, app-based access management without the complexity of enterprise systems. Orderable with the ASSA ABLOY ACCENTRA® 6100 Exit Device and built to support retrofit applications, it provides flexibility for both new construction and existing openings.
  • The IN220 Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) lock from Corbin Russwin and SARGENT brings advanced access control and modern aesthetics to facilities. The IN220 uses existing network infrastructure for both power and data, simplifying installation, eliminating the need for proprietary equipment, and enabling real-time communication. It features HID® OMNIKEY® SE reader core technology and enhanced features, such as an LED status indicator and audible alarms, to eliminate guesswork about which openings are secured and to alert when doors are held or forced open. The IN220 supports a wide range of credential types, including mobile access, and is also available with a keypad for multi-factor authentication.
  • The DoorBird D31TDV IP video intercom is designed for multi-tenant residences and buildings with up to 1000 units, featuring a flexible mounting system with surface-mount and flush-mount options. It comes with a 7-inch touch display module and incorporates advanced security features, including RFID, Bluetooth, and a QR code reader. The intercom boasts a Sony Starvis image sensor with Full HD resolution and a 4D motion sensor for enhanced security. With remote configurability via the app or a web browser and a well-documented API, this intercom provides seamless integration and customisation options.
  • The newly announced DoorBird A1103 and A1104, both indoor stations, feature a 7-inch true-color touch display with scratch-resistant tempered glass. HD video and two-way audio ensure reliable communication – whether in residential properties, commercial buildings, or public facilities. A configurable RGB LED status bar provides information about visitors and missed calls. Various mounting options allow flexible integration into different interior concepts.
  • The A1103 model, available in black, white, and white with a black frame, features a touch bar with direct access to the functions Talk, Door Open, Favorites, and Mute, as well as an optional hearing loop. The A1104T model, with its black housing and elegant brushed or coated stainless steel accent, is aimed at design-oriented users. The hearing loop always comes integrated within the A1104T model.
  • With a modern design and elegant finish, Control iD iDFace Max is the ideal device for monitoring and controlling people’s entry and exit using facial identification technology. Its advanced algorithm and high-quality cameras enable the identification of up to 100,000 faces (1:N), with face liveness detection and user identification with and without a mask. iDFace Max has an integrated SIP intercom with TCP/IP, USB, and PoE connectivity. The device also features a large 7’’ LCD touchscreen display that allows easy and intuitive navigation for configuring access rules and viewing reports.
  • LifeSafety Power® is adding a new rackmount form factor to the Unified Power Solutions® line. Entered in this year’s SIA New Products and Solutions Awards, the REK Series delivers a wall-mount style service experience inside a standard 2-post server rack. With its integrated HES KS210 OSDP server lock, the 15U enclosure is a secure solution for space-constrained environments like IDF rooms, where door clearance and security previously limited available options. REK systems feature integration with Mercury LP or MP Series or Software House iStar Ultra, Ultra SE, or EDGE G2 controllers.
  • ASSA ABLOY ACCENTRA® Digital brings intelligent, simplified access management to multi-tenant and mixed-use properties, senior and assisted living communities, and off-campus housing. We’re thrilled to expand the platform with partnerships and integrations from LifeSafety Power, DoorBird IP video intercoms, Control iD UHF long-range parking devices, Luxer One, and, debuting at ISC West, our latest integration with Apple Wallet and iDFace Max from Control iD. 
  • NorBell, a winner of the internal ASSA ABLOY Innovation Challenge, will debut at ISC West 2026. This product features a bell mounted to a door closer that automatically rings when the door opens. NorBell pairs with the Norton Rixson 1600 Series Door Closer and is a fully mechanical product driven by the door closer pinion. This product requires no batteries, wires, or electricity. With easy installation, no drilling required, and the ability to mount the product in minutes, NorBell's applications include shops, boutiques, small dealerships, or anywhere with foot traffic. NorBell comes in a variety of finishes, and can be the same color as the body of the closer, or the clear-coated brass.
  • ASSA ABLOY is pleased to welcome the SiteOwl team to ASSA ABLOY. It will be positioned right next to Openings Studio, the building information management software, for the viewer to see both demonstrations and learn how these systems complement each other and give an end-user full control over physical security products and building information. 

ISC West meet and greet

ASSA ABLOY will also host its 20th annual ISC West Breakfast on Thursday, March 26, with breakfast beginning at 7:30 a.m. and the panel from 8:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. in Ballroom H inside the Venetian Expo. The ASSA ABLOY panel of experts will discuss the critical infrastructure market, how it is shifting to include new sectors, and how it could be the next growth engine in security. 

Distinguished experts on the ISC West Breakfast panel include: Peter Boriskin, Chief Technology Officer, ASSA ABLOY Americas; Angelo Faenza, Head of Digital Access Solutions, ASSA ABLOY Openings Solutions; Bryan Arce, Special Systems Manager, Valero; Ken Shreve, NNT Global Data Centers; and John Hines, Corporate Security Systems Manager, Las Vegas Valley Water District.