AMAG Technology's Symmetry Access Control Integrates with Allegion Schlage AD-400 Wireless Locks

  • Dec 13, 2016

AMAG Technology, a security solution provider specializing in access control, video management, policy-based identity solutions and visitor management, welcomes Allegion as the newest certified member of the Symmetry Preferred Partner Program.  Allegion’s Schlage® AD-400 Wireless Locks integrate with AMAG’s latest Symmetry™ Access Control software.  AMAG Technology and Allegion cooperatively tested and approved this integration.

“Our partnership with Allegion will allow customers to deploy access control more widely and in areas where they may not have been able to justify the cost,” said AMAG Technology, Vice President of Products, Dave Ella. “We welcome Allegion to the Symmetry Preferred Partner Program and look forward to a long-lasting relationship.”

“With the AD-Series, Symmetry users will be able to customize a solution to secure their facilities today while protecting their access control investment for years to come,” said Brad Aikin, Electronics Portfolio Leader at Allegion. “The modular, open architecture AD-Series lets users customize door openings with options such as credential reader type, networking, finish and levers to create a perfect fit.”

Symmetry customers can install access control on more doors by integrating the Schlage AD-400 wireless lock into their security management system, eliminating the need to run wires to each access point, reducing time and associated labor costs. Schlage AD-Series wireless electronic locking systems provide options – credentials, styles and modes – that add to the Symmetry system’s flexibility, scalability and control.  For instance, Symmetry customers can now simply and efficiently extend their present card systems to individual offices, cleaning closets and college dorm rooms.

Allegion is a global pioneer in safety and security. Focusing on security around the door and adjacent areas, Allegion produces a range of solutions for homes, businesses, schools and other institutions. 

For more information please visit  us.allegion.com . For more information about the Symmetry Access Control integration with Allegion’s Schlage AD-400 Wireless, contact your Regional Sales Manager, call 310.518.2380 or visit www.amag.com.  For inquiries about the Symmetry Preferred Partner Program, contact [email protected].   


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