Based on a new partnership with LEGIC Identsystems Ltd, a leading manufacturer of contactless smart card technology, Hong Kong based BQ Smart System expands its product portfolio of electronic locking systems. From now on, contactless locks for office, hotel and home installations will also be available with the innovative LEGIC advant technology. The new product developments can be understood in response to an ever-increasing demand for flexible and convenient solutions for personal identification.

Beside LEGIC based stand-alone locks, BQ Smart System will also provide OEM and ODM locks. All products are especially suited for ultra-low power consumption and can be designed for water resistance, anti-high/low temperature, anti-vibration and anti-static.

"Together with the reliable LEGIC technology, we can now offer state-of-the-art locking systems that satisfy our customer's needs", says DingRonggang, General Manager of BQ Smart System. "As the Asian market make demands for advanced security solutions, the integration of high-end technologies becomes crucial for the future viability of our business."

Dr. Otto Eggimann, Vice President Sales &Business Development, agrees: "Stand-alone locking systems get more and more popular all over the world thanks to their flexibility and efficiency. Our partnership agreement with BQ smart system underlines the importance of this application for the security industry. We look forward to actively fostering our collaboration on a long-term basis."

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