ArchiTech Networx Series Designer Wireless Access Locks

Alarm Lock Systems, a division of NAPCO Security Technologies, Inc, Amityville, NY, announced ArchiTech Designer Wireless Networx Locks are now available at Alarm Lock distributors. ArchiTech Series Networx Locks are an ideal access control solution – elegantly blending advanced wireless keyless access control convenience for any décor in an infinitely customizable designer locking form factor, concealing advanced Trilogy Networx technology. And, future-proof, multi-technology access ID credentials replace cumbersome keys.

Ideal in standalone, networked or enterprise class applications, these durable Grade 1 access locks, in a choice of hundreds trims and finishes, are ideal for every application: educational, hospitals, corporate or multi-dwelling residential settings. ArchiTech Series Networx Locks can be used to control access a door at a time across a wireless network, or as an integral part of a new or existing enterprise security system spanning a few or thousands of doors. As with all Alarm Lock’s Networx Locks, there’s no need for door-to-door program updates or audit trail queries for less manpower, and they feature unprecedented long battery life for easy maintenance. In an emergency, they can be globally locked-down via lock, button, keyfob or server, in mere seconds.

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