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New Standalone Digital Keypads From DynaLock

DynaLock Corp. proudly introduces two new standalone digital keypad product lines. Available in both single-gang box and narrow-mullion style mounting designs, all models share common programming and functional features, including 500 User PIN code capacity, three user levels, with three access levels per user, IP65 water and dust resistance, two SPDT Form C relay outputs, REX and auxiliary inputs, tri-color LED and audible indicators, and an optical back tamper sensor. All models operate on 12-24 VDC or 16-24 VAC input.

7300 Series models incorporate a rugged, sealed metal housing design and touch-sensitive piezoelectric metal keys, to provide the ultimate in vandal and weather resistance. 7400 Series models feature red backlit, rubber keys, for high visibility and a sealed, weather and impact resistant polycarbonate housing.

For more information, visit www.dynalock.com.

Kaba Introduces E-Plex Enterprise Access Control System Software

Kaba Access Control is pleased to announce the introduction of its E-Plex Enterprise Software that manages its E-Plex PIN based E3200 and E5200 series and PROX based E3700 and E5700 series electronic locks and controllers

The E-Plex Enterprise Software with its SQL database can be installed in client/server environments (for networking), or as a standalone application depending on your access control needs. It includes full-featured database import capabilities to download complete user information for quick startups. With its “Access Groups” feature, Enterprise simplifies programming and management of thousands of users in literally thousands of locks or controllers. Other advanced features include audit reporting, time schedules, vacation and holiday blocks, etc. To find out more about E-Plex Enterprise Access Control System Software, please consult with a Kaba E-Plex Dealer, visit www.kabaaccess.com or call 800-849-8324 or 336-725-1331.

Dialock Locking Systems From Häfele

Hafele’s commitment to finding better ways extends into the Dialock locking systems program which incorporates flexible, integrated access control components to ensure security. Dialock delivers radio frequency identification (RFID) technology and electronic locking in stand-alone, programmed or fully networked solutions. Custom features and modular components allow system designers to specify access control solutions precisely tailored to each installation. Dialock solutions feature small transponder keys (an RFID read/write credential) that offer optimum security, a long service life without batteries or mechanical wear, and flexible programming based on wireless data transfer. With more than a trillion possible code combinations, it’s an intelligent key system and a secure identification system that’s copy and tamper proof.

For more information on Häfele’s Dialock locking systems, please click here.
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Industry News

Smooth Integration of Marks USA Into NAPCO Security Technologies Headquarters

NAPCO Security Technologies, Inc. announces the smooth transition of Marks USA into its headquarters. The complete and seamless integration of Marks USA into the Amityville location took place during August 2009 and was both within budget and on time. As we were preparing and reorganizing our building's interior space during the months following the announcement of our acquisition in August 2008, Marks USA, continued to manufacture its high quality door locking technologies as usual.

The integration of Marks USA into the NAPCO family of companies significantly widens our product offerings to include new lines of industrial, commercial and residential locksets that meet the most stringent UL and ANSI specifications, as well as over 300 architectural trim designs, customized logos and matching trims.

To learn more, contact the Customer Service Department at 1-800-526-0233 or visit www.marksusa.com.

In Other News...

Diebold has launched the Diebold Advanced Dealer program, looking for integrators and installers interested in reselling the company’s video monitoring, managed access control and energy management capabilities, among others, reported Security Systems News. Full Story

Total Door has been moving operations and 45 employees from Pontiac, MI to Waterford in phases over the past summer, reported the Oakland Press. Full Story

In late June, Andersen completed the purchase of Composite Technologies of America and has now renamed the business Custom Pultrusions Inc. to more accurately reflect the kind of work performed there. The local plant produces window and door frames, reported the AuroraAdvocate.com. Full Story

The Security Industry Association has scheduled a webinar for Thursday, Oct. 8, on a pair of programs that can be important sources of grant funds for small businesses. The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program and the Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) program provide research and development grant funding to small businesses as a way to spur technological innovation and meet federal R&D needs. Full Story

Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies has rolled out a new electronic lock that can be upgraded without ever taking it off the door. The modular design of the Schlage AD-Series lets users adapt to new technologies easily, whether changing credential technologies or networking capabilities. Without replacing the lock, users can upgrade readers and network modules to go from an offline to networked solution, change the credentials they are using at any time and use future innovative technologies as they emerge, reported SecureIDnews.com. Full Story

Castell Safety International Ltd has launched Salus, a new trapped key access interlock suitable for any type of industrial door. Salus is a genuine innovation in trapped key safety interlocking technology thanks to its unique and patent protected high-integrity locking mechanism. Aside from a high level of safety, the key benefits of Salus include reduced downtime due to less maintenance being required on the lock; faster commissioning time as a result of Castell's new end coding manufacturing system; increased speed of access through its single-handed operation; and improved machine efficiency via the easy-close alignment feature. Full Story

Kwikset, a Black & Decker company, announced the availability of its remote access control solution Smartcode with Home Connect Technology. These keyless entry electronic locks are developed for interoperability with home automation and security systems, can communicate wirelessly with other devices in the home and ought to deliver a variety of access control options for residential security. The lock allows to check door lock status, automatically arms and disarms security systems and initiates customized scenes upon entrance and exit. Full Story

Accent Windows Inc., a Colorado-based manufacturer and installer of replacement windows and doors, has successfully emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The company also reports it recently opened its own retail operation in Albuquerque, NM, reported Window & Door. Full Story

S2 Security announced that the company's portfolio of security management systems are now operable with SARGENT WiFi-enabled locksets. SARGENT, an ASSA ABLOY Group company, now offers the Profile Series v.S2 and Passport 1000 P.2 locksets ready to integrate into S2 access control platforms beginning with the new S2 NetBox Extreme. The locksets utilize open-standard 802.11 b/g WiFi technology, can be individually programmed, and require no wiring. Full Story

Industrial Insulation Systems Inc. has launched its patent-pending INDESTRUCTIBLE FORK LIFT DOOR SYSTEM. Being branded as FLEX-PANEL the door system employs a soft foam core and proprietary internal frame and cable system that is capable of surviving repeated impacts while still offering extremely high insulation capacity (R-Value). Full Story

Inventor Michael Cennamo invented a safety lock bolt to install at the top corner of an exterior door that would help keep the door intact despite bad weather. Cennamo also realized his Tri-Bolt system brought added security that would prevent intruders from easily breaking into homes. He said its placement high up on the door helps to avoid tragedies, such as children entering backyard pools unsupervised where drowning could occur, reported the Orlando Sentinel. Full Story

Jeld-Wen has shut down its Oshkosh, WI door plant, reported the Northwestern.com. Full Story

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