Modular, flexible and easy to fit, the IP66 rated SALTO XS4 GEO can be used in any type of door
SALTO Systems USA also displayed the SALTO XS4 electronic locker lock at the event

Held at the Georgia World Congress Center, Atlanta GA, Sept 29 - Oct 2, SALTO Systems USA demonstrated its class leading NFC (Near Field Communications) solutions, its RFID wireless products for Residential, Healthcare and Education applications, SALLIS wireless technology for integrations and Clay™ SALTO’s new secure cloud based access control system that is revolutionary in design, usability and features.

Other new innovations include the versatile XS4 GEO (Global Electronic Opening) electronic cylinder lock now available with a stylish white reader, as well as XS4 GEO Wireless. Modular, flexible and easy to fit, the IP66 rated SALTO XS4 GEO can be used in any type of door. Part of SALTO’s innovative 360° wire free locking solution, it is fully compatible with most RFID technologies meaning no more problems with master key management.

Also on display was the SALTO XS4 electronic locker lock, now available with, and designed to provide a high level of security protection and control access to a wide range of lockers, cupboards, display cabinets, boxes, cases and more.

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