ASSA ABLOY showcased its range of on-the-go security products at ASIS 2011
ASSA ABLOY  showcased its full spectrum of products that accommodate today's need for on-the-go security

ASSA ABLOY, the global leader in door opening solutions, has showcased its full spectrum of products that accommodate today's need for on-the-go security.

New innovations include: mobile keys that turn smart phones into access credentials, standalone locks that communicate their status to any web-enabled device, eCylinders that instantly add electronic access control to any opening, locks that connect to building control systems via WiFi networks, IP-enabled locks that plug into an Ethernet and wireless locks that deliver full online access control.

At the booth, ASSA ABLOY hosted an eCylinder Challenge with prizes for winning contestants, offer tours of the updated Mobile Innovation Showroom and provided live interactive demonstrations. A cocktail reception was held on Monday, September 19th from 3:00 pm- 4:30 pm.

ASIS featured brands include: Adams Rite, Abloy, Besam, Corbin Russwin, HES, HID, Medeco, Sargent and Securitron.

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