The Master Locksmith Association (MLA) has opted for an electronic locking system from Mul-T-Lock to secure its training facilities at its Warwickshire headquarters.
The eCLIQ system has been installed on the MLA’s main training doors. As an electronic locking system, it is designed to provide full control over access to the facilities, combing electronic access control with the reliability of programmable keys and cylinders.
It uses an encryption technique where each eCLIQ key and cylinder is programmed with a unique code to offer protection against unauthorised duplication. It also features a traceable audit trail for accountability and incident investigations if required.
Steffan George, Managing Director of the MLA, explains: “As the MLA, we maintain the highest standards of security throughout our site. To ensure total access control and allow only authorised entry to our training facilities, in which we have heavily invested, we installed eCLIQ from Mul-T-Lock to provide our staff and members with a safe and secure environment.
“The addition of eCLIQ presents our team with a simple and intelligent way to manage access for staff and members. It’s ideal for tutors who need access over the weekends when we don’t have to worry about keys being stolen, or staff having to be there to pass keys over etc. We can simply give keys out and activate them when they are needed. The installation was seamless as it’s the same process as a mechanical cylinder and the system’s user-friendly software makes it simple to manage and maintain, all in real-time.”
Claire Blakemore, Mul-T-Lock UK Managing Director added: “At Mul-T-Lock we appreciate the opportunities presented in working in partnership with the MLA. Whilst the office is protected with our high security MTL800, the dedicated training facilities required enhanced access control. eCLIQ with its advanced encryption, traceable audit trail, and seamless integration provides the team with the confidence and peace of mind needed to offer a safe and secure learning environment.”
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