The latest version of the ACT Enterprise access control solution has been integrated with Aperio wireless locking technology from ASSA ABLOY Access Control.ACT Enterprise users can now to upgrade their premises to wireless access control with minimal additional hardware through Aperio. This could include the Aperio H100, a slim door handle launched last year that can be retrofitted to almost any interior door with no drilling or wiring.
ACT Enterprise, a cloud-based access control product from Vanderbilt, includes a rules mapping engine and a smartphone app for remote management and monitoring via phone or tablet.
“The security systems market is moving towards more intelligent and intuitive solutions, which require only one-time data entry for users, permissions, configuration and system behaviour,” said Andrew Fulton, Head of Access Control Product Line at Vanderbilt.
“We believe the integration will provide customers with faster, more cost-effective access control installations.” Andrew Fulton, head of access control product line, Vanderbilt
“To meet this demand, we made the decision to integrate our ACT Enterprise access control solution with ASSA ABLOY Access Control’s Aperio products. These have an excellent reputation in the market for being a reliable, trusted and high-performance access control range.
“We believe that ACT Enterprise’s integration with Aperio will provide our customers with faster, more cost-effective access control installations, while enhancing our functionality and reach in the market.”
Said David Smyth, Regional Sales Manager at ASSA ABLOY Access Control: “As a leading security systems provider, we are thrilled to integrate our Aperio technology with Vanderbilt’s newest access control platform. Helping commercial businesses to quickly and conveniently implement an intelligent access control system across their site, our battery-operated Aperio innovations are fast to install, dependable and offered in a stylish, contemporary design.”
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