SALTO’s access control solutions are the only choice of many student accommodation facilities
SALTO will be demonstrating the very latest security products at booth 2 at AACUHO

SALTO Systems will build on its position as the world's leading wireless access control provider for student residential accommodation by exhibiting at this year's AACUHO which is taking place at the Sebel and Citigate King George Square Hotel, Brisbane, between 6 - 9 April 2010.

The AACUHO (Australasian Association of College and University Housing Officers) conference and exhibition is the premier event for all professional's working in Post Secondary Education Accommodation, in any capacity, in Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific, South East Asia and Papua, New Guinea. Its theme in 2010 will be Future Focussed: Towards 21st Century Thinking.

Come and join SALTO at booth 2 where they will be demonstrating their very latest security products, including their advanced wireless and wire-free stand alone electronic locks that operate using encrypted smart cards, turning any door into fully featured access control doors. This eliminates the need to replace locks if key security is breached due to the loss or theft of cards and allows cards and locks to be simply and quickly updated, restricted or deleted remotely.

Find out what makes their access control solution different from other manufacturers and why schools, colleges and universities all over the world choose SALTO to secure their student residential accommodation.

 

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