SALTO’s SVN-Flex technology enables electronic locks to update user credentials at the door

SALTO is introducing SVN-Flex, a new technology that enables SALTO standalone electronic locks and cylinders to update user credentials directly at the door. This SALTO access control technology makes keyless, wire-free smart buildings a reality. It provides access management with increased security, more convenience and at lower cost. It makes hard-wired update points obsolete.

“SVN Flex is a game changer that creates a new standard in access control,” says Marc Handels, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer of SALTO Systems. “The door is the ultimate touch point in an access control system and making its wireless smart lock hardware an updating point for user credentials maximises functionality and brings an unprecedented level of convenience and security for both end users and system administrators.”

Low hardware and installation costs

With SVN-Flex end users do not need extra components, like wall readers or door controllers, so spending on hardware will be lower. Also, omitting wires leads to less cost, mainly through shorter installation time. In addition to the benefits for the operator, the technology also brings a lot of convenience for the users of the SVN-Flex is based on two core technologies, the SALTO Virtual Network and SALTO BLUEnetsystem, as they no longer have to go to specific doors or locations to update their cards. Now they can update their access rights anytime and anywhere because any wireless door can be activated as an SVN-Flex updater. 

SVN-Flex is based on two core technologies, the SALTO Virtual Network and SALTO BLUEnet. Since all new escutcheons, such as the XS4 One and XS4 Mini, already have Bluetooth for mobile access on board, SALTO combines the SVN and BLUEnet in such a way that the updated access rights can now be transferred via Bluetooth wirelessly to defined escutcheons and cylinders. It is managed via SALTO’s ProAccess SPACE web-based access control management software.

Cross-link wireless locks and access points

Another benefit of SVN Flex includes the ability to easily cross-link stand-alone, wireless locks and online access points and integrate into existing IT networks without consuming valuable resources.

This produces a reliable, on-premise infrastructure for access control that is designed to adapt and grow with any demand; from just one door and user up to hundreds of doors with thousands of users. SVN Flex boasts numerous features and benefits, so SALTO has developed a special microsite to provide detailed product information and explain how the supporting technology works together to deliver a comprehensive access control solution.