ASSA ABLOY, the global provider of door opening solutions, announced the integration of their Aperio wireless lock technology with the Hirsch Velocity 3.6 integrated solution from Identiv, a global provider of physical security and secure identification.

The Aperio integration offers Identiv customers an easy, affordable way to connect additional openings to their existing Hirsch Velocity security management system. Aperio is a global wireless platform available across a broad range of locking hardware from ASSA ABLOY Group brands, offering the flexibility to address a variety of applications throughout any facility.

Mx controller for enterprise security

For over 35 years, Hirsch has been securing facilities with their physical access solutions. The company portfolio includes a number of award-winning solutions including its core Velocity product, along with integrated access controls, alarms, video and badging. Hirsch’s flagship multi-door Mx controller is tailored for enterprise-scale solutions, such as large buildings, campuses and multi-campus facilities. The modular, scalable and architectural design of the Mx controller gives enterprises the flexibility for small-to-large installations.

Customers can be confident that they have the world’s most secure facilities with the combination of ASSA ABLOY’s Aperio wireless locks and Hirsch’s physical access system,” said Sam Tuthill, Senior Product Manager, Identiv. “Our responsive, feature-rich solution, supported out of the box, extends the reach of Hirsch’s Velocity security management systems to schools, stadiums, cities and offices without compromising secure monitoring or control.

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