Campuses pose a challenge due to their large size and constantly changing population, making them difficult to secure.
Mul-T-Lock addresses the ongoing changes to access rights for the student body, staff and personnel. With its dynamic high-security locking solutions, Mul-T-Lock meets the evolving security needs of educational facilities, enabling superior, flexible access control on vast and highly populated campuses.
SMARTair® brings virtual keys on a smartphone to Arkansas State campus
Students and staff save time, with no access cards to collect or validate. Install the app, collect keys virtually then tap a SMARTair® escutcheon with your phone and the door unlocks.
Czech School, Lycée Français de Prague, Boosts Security with CLIQ® Access Control System
CLIQ’s implementation by an authorized supplier responded to Lycée Français de Prague’s every need, through the installation of a variety of CLIQ products.
Flexibility: the main reason Madrid’s Funway Academic Resort switched to SMARTair® access control
Funway selected a SMARTair electronic access control system. Now, student rooms are locked with SMARTair escutcheons.
Mul-T-Lock® Helps Bushey Meade Master Their Key Management
Mul-T-Lock UK and SE Connor locksmiths have been able to create a high quality, back to basics security solution for Bushey Meads School that addresses its needs.
Mezzino Uses SMARTair® for Intelligent Access Control
In this initial deployment, 74 apartments were fitted with SMARTair. “We are so pleased with the result we are already looking to adopt the access control system for the other student accommodation".
CLIQ® Gives Back Control to an Australian High Education Campus
By using the CLIQ Web Manager, upgrading the system to include a Remote Programming Device will be very easy, something the college is interested in doing as they expand and scale the system.
Blair House Residence Smartly Addresses Access Control and Security with SMARTair®
“We were in need of a system capable of meeting our needs to secure the residents of the building and it had to be capable of working with existing credentials already deployed.
