The new SALTO XS4 One Deadlatch is the perfect electronic escutcheon for retail storefronts, commercial buildings, and healthcare facilities with aluminum-framed glass doors.

Stand-alone electronic lock system

The SALTO XS4 One Deadlatch is a revolutionary stand-alone electronic lock thanks largely to the level of technology packed inside that brings together the convenience of an offline point – easy installation and no wires – with virtually the same power and performance of an online point. This innovation brings electronic access control and convenience to a number of retail and commercial operations that commonly use aluminum-framed glass doors that previously had limited options for electronic locks.

SALTO XS4 One Deadlatch is the evolution of the original XS4 model with a built-in, totally new readerThe SALTO XS4 One Deadlatch is the evolution of the original XS4 model with a built-in, totally new reader. It includes the latest electronic components – MIFARE, Bluetooth SMART (BLE), and NFC – which ensure current and future compatibility. With the reader available in both black and white, the XS4 One Deadlatch has a narrow profile and is designed to fit most aluminum-framed doors.

SALTO XS4 One Deadlatch

The SALTO XS4 One Deadlatch is packed with a broad range of features that facilitate enhanced performance and high security at all times. These features include -

  • Simple installation is possible on any type of door, including those with narrow frames.
  • Body and escutcheon made of steel.
  • Mechanical or electronic privacy option.
  • The lock can always be opened from the inside (single action panic feature works in conjunction with the relevant mortise lock).
  • Complementary escutcheons without reader available to maintain the aesthetics of doors that do not need to be controlled.

ID Technologies

  • MIFARE (DESFire EV1, Plus, Ultralight C, Classic - ISO/IEC 14443)
  • Bluetooth SMART (BLE)
  • NFC

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