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  • Sielox displays latest Layered Access Control Solutions at ISC West 2026, stand 11109.
  • Discover the new AnyWare edge version 1.0, an affordable, user-friendly on-premises PACS.
  • Explore Sielox's innovations: CLASS Alert System, 2700 Controller updates, Pinnacle Interface.

Sielox is set to present its latest advancements in layered access control solutions at ISC West 2026, located at stand 11109.

This will include demonstrations of their key products and preview of new innovations designed to enhance security management across various applications.

Layered access control solutions

According to Karen Evans, President and CEO of Sielox, this year's focus is on showcasing their portfolio, including updates to the Pinnacle access platform, the AnyWare browser-based solution, the CLASS emergency alert system, and the 2700 Intelligent Controller.

In addition, they are introducing AnyWare edge version 1.0, especially tailored for smaller markets. "We are also previewing an important new product: AnyWare edge version 1.0, specifically designed for small market applications," Evans stated.

Introducing AnyWare edge (AWe)

The newly introduced AnyWare edge (AWe) version 1.0 is a Physical Access Control System (PACS) that integrates proven Sielox technology for eight-door access control, preloaded on a 2700 Main Controller.

It allows management of security events from various devices without recurring monthly fees, offering configurations in two, four, six, or eight-door setups. Additionally, Sielox provides OEM readers and credentials from top vendors, creating a comprehensive solution.

New user interface for Pinnacle Platform

Sielox unveils an enhanced UI for its Pinnacle Access Control PlatformSielox is also unveiling an enhanced user interface for their Pinnacle Access Control Platform.

This new design aims to improve user experience and functionality, shaped by feedback from both end users and Certified Integrator partners. Attendees are encouraged to explore and provide input on this updated interface at the event.

Further innovations on display

The 2700 Controller, a secure two-door controller supporting up to 34 wireless locks, will be featured, highlighting its ability to operate continuously, even during communication losses. Version 2700.07 includes enhanced security features and firmware updates managed remotely. This system now supports adjustable reader sensitivity to perform in challenging electrical environments while maintaining compatibility with OSDP standard compliant readers from Sielox OEM Partners.

The AnyWare platform extends monitoring and management capabilities across up to 64 doors and 10,000 cardholders, providing real-time event management from any location. CLASS, another key Sielox product, is a real-time emergency alert system designed for effective communication during crises, with a full-scale demonstration available at the ISC West booth.

Pursuing new integrator partnerships

Sielox aims to expand its reseller network by inviting new partners to join as Certified Sielox Integrators (CSIs), particularly to promote and implement the AnyWare edge 1.0 system.

CSIs benefit from resources and support to effectively deliver secure, reliable, and cost-effective solutions.

Educational insights at ISC West

Additionally, Mark Evans, Sielox's Executive Vice President, will contribute to the SIA educational session titled "Facility Security and Safety Starts at the Perimeter" on March 25th from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM in Venetian 303.

This panel will explore the latest technologies and strategies for perimeter security, offering practical advice to prevent unauthorized access.

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