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  • The Camp enhances security with 221 Aperio Wireless Escutcheons and 42 Wireless Cylinders.
  • Aperio wireless locks seamlessly manage access for 250 staff and 2,000 visitors.
  • Energy-efficient Aperio devices align with The Camp's sustainable, aesthetically pleasing ethos.

The Camp, a progressive business education provider, has upgraded its security with ASSA ABLOY's Aperio wireless locks to match its forward-thinking ethos. The campus, located near Aix-en-Provence, comprises diverse facilities such as offices, event spaces, kitchens, and two accommodation blocks with 170 units. The infrastructure requires uninterrupted access while ensuring the safety of both staff and visitors.

Aperio Wireless Locks

For comprehensive security, meeting rooms, server rooms, living spaces, and kitchens are all equipped with Aperio wireless locks. These locks are adaptable to various door types, both interior and exterior. To date, The Camp has seamlessly integrated 221 Aperio Wireless Escutcheons, 42 Aperio Wireless Cylinders, and 10 Aperio Wireless Handles into their TIL Technologies security system. These devices facilitate the smooth management of daily traffic that amounts to approximately 250 staff members. The central integration allows for both online operation and control via a unified interface.

Visitor Access with Aperio

The Camp frequently hosts events attracting up to 2,000 external visitors, necessitating efficient visitor access controls. The Aperio system simplifies this process by allowing staff to swiftly manage credentials. Benjamin Ciotto, Head of Information Technology at The Camp, states, “Many credentials get lost and Aperio enables us to handle this efficiently.” The system allows quick revocation and issuance of new key cards with minimal effort.

Real-Time Access Management

The campus's TIL security integration provides real-time management and allows staff to create customised access profiles. This ensures only authorised personnel access areas containing valuable equipment like video projectors and screens. “Online mode is very important because (access) rights are very often updated for the constantly shifting campus population,” says Ciotto. He also notes the system's ability to set time-specific access, vital for events hosting up to 200 attendees.

Sustainability and Design with Aperio

Aesthetically, Aperio products align with The Camp’s sustainability goals, providing a visually pleasing wireless solution that doesn't sacrifice design integrity. The devices' energy-efficient, battery-powered operation contrasts with traditional systems requiring continuous mains power. Aperio devices boast independently assessed Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), documenting their lifecycle footprint from manufacturing to disposal. According to Ciotto, “Aperio is a real comfort of use, and we handle the easy maintenance for ourselves.”

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