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University of Sussex
Campus security consolidated into one RFID solution

Monday, 29 February 2016

The University of Sussex has consolidated all its disparate campus security systems into one SALTO RFID solution controlling door access across its entire campus.
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Self-contained student studios secured by SALTO

Tuesday, 19 January 2016

Amongst the newest student accommodation available in Newcastle is Claremont Place, an up-to-the-minute development from Ziggurat Student Living. This consists of luxury self-contained studios close to Newcastle University arranged in eight adjoining town houses set in landscaped gardens.

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XS4 2.0 controller – the best of SALTO in a control unit

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

The new SALTO XS4 2.0 controller when combined with an XS4 2.0 wall reader provides an enhanced level of performance, functionality and flexibility for access control tasks in all types of installation.

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ProAccess SPACE: Software that makes it all happen

Tuesday, 22 December 2015

SALTO’s ProAccess SPACE web-based software brings a new level of flexibility and usability to access control. In addition to a mix of new functionalities only available in ProAccess SPACE, the software is easy to use thanks to an interface that helps users find and operate the functions they want quickly and intuitively.

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Upgrading security for Randwick City Council

Tuesday, 13 October 2015

Keyless smart access solution delivers increased security package.

The Infrastructure Services Department of Randwick City Council, in Sydney, Australia, was finding it time consuming to maintain and secure a number of Community Centres, Parks and Public Toilets which all used mechanical keys to provide security. Ongoing maintenance was costly, especially if keys were lost, necessitating the changing of locks to maintain security, and sorting which keys fitted which door was both time intense and unnecessary.
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