Elsewhere, EMKA have quick release internally mounted electronic single-point catches and e-pushlock systems for parcel collection lockers or pharmaceutical storage and distribution lockers where customers buy a code which enables the system to operate the door with full traceability.
An example of a data centre installation is by Energie Wasser Luzern (EWL) at the old civil defence bunker in the Wartegg hill near Lucerne. The Stollen Lucerne Data Centre has five tunnels, each allocated 200 square metres for IT system hardware.
EWL Rechenzentrum developed a plan for the locking system they wanted to install in the bunker. The “Agent E Wireless” system fitted their criteria with its wireless locking system enhanced by an iris scanner upgrade.
A recent development for outdoor installations has been a swinghandle for the iLOQ S50 profile half cylinder lock, which expands operational possibilities by using an energy-autonomous, digital locking solution. The system can be unlocked using a smartphone or digital key and, at the same time, is powered wirelessly by the same transmission.
According to EMKA, the construction of vulnerable parts in high-grade zinc die ensures that the system includes IK 10 degree of protection in compliance with DIN EN 50102 and burglar resistance class RC2. The hybrid construction uses a polyamide housing with a die-cast zinc handle so as to meet all relevant security standards.
Smart access with a mobile phone app is their latest development in this area in a move that is expected to enable the benefits of new technology across all industrial enclosure/cabinet applications.
The new EMKA mobile app transforms the mobile phone into a digital key for the locking solution. With this app it is possible to trace, manage, and access allocated handles with various levels of permission determined by specified user profiles. The communication between the app and the handle is based on Bluetooth Low Energy.
