Visitors to stand E1100 in Hall S7 at IFSEC 2016, will have the opportunity to see the new features of the Aperio product line
The stand will also demonstrate protection of sensitive data with Aperio® KS100 Server Cabinet Lock

ASSA ABLOY Access Control, a UK division of ASSA ABLOY, the global leader in door opening solutions, is showcasing its revolutionary Aperio® wireless locking technology at IFSEC 2016, at Excel, London, from 21-23 June.

Demonstration of Aperio KS100

Visitors to stand E1100 in Hall S7, will have the opportunity to see the new features of the established, leading Aperio® product line. Including the Aperio® V3 platform that improves the reaction time of its wireless locks and has powerful electronics that enable remote unlocking commands to pass from access control systems to doors and locks almost instantly.

The stand will also demonstrate how companies can ensure that their sensitive data is protected against unauthorised access with the Aperio® KS100 Server Cabinet Lock.

Gareth Ellams, Managing Director at ASSA ABLOY Access Control, said: “We are excited to take part in this year’s IFSEC. ASSA ABLOY’s stand this year showcases our journey from mechanical to digital security and how we are adapting and innovating for the future.

Access control solution of the future

“The ASSA ABLOY Access Control team will be on hand to demonstrate how Aperio® upgrades mechanically locked doors and wirelessly connects them online to new or existing access control systems. Aperio® offers a cost effective and simple security upgrade, with minimal modification to doors and premises.

“It is an exciting time of change in the security industry, which is currently in the midst of an electro-mechanical revolution and we are delighted to be attending IFSEC to reveal why Aperio® will continue to remain a successful access control solution, at a time when technology is advancing rapidly.”

For more information, please visit stand E1100 in Hall S7 at IFSEC 2016, taking place 21 – 23rd June at Excel, London.

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