Onity Inc

Onity Wireless Lock OWL Onity Inc

Onity Wireless Lock OWL

The Onity Wireless Lock (O.W.L.) offers decision making at the lock. Because it employs stand-alone power and an intelligent on-board internal database, the system allows facilities to continue operation and secure rooms - for up to 5,000 cardholders. O.W.L. continues to operate, grant or deny access, and perform even when power and/or network connectivity are lost. The lock provides security for locations within facilities that were once cost prohibitive or difficult to address. Having the controller technology built into the lock offers a smart inexpensive solution to door wiring and network infrastructure.

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