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Remote and electronic locking systems from EMKA for enclosures and cabinets

02-16-2024 02:11 PM CET | Industry, Real Estate & Construction

Press release from: EMKA (UK) Ltd

/ PR Agency: The Industrial Marketing Agency
Remote and electronic locking systems from EMKA for enclosures and cabinets

Remote and electronic locking systems from EMKA for enclosures and cabinets

EMKA UK recently informed that their new Rack Management Systems are installed worldwide in data centres and server parks of banks and co-location centres where a combination of electromechanical handles, software and radio technology is considered the best choice - such as the "Agent E" type handle, (https://www.emka.com/products/de_en/locking-systems/electromechanical-locking-systems) which offers personalised access to the cabinet as well as permanent monitoring and control of the opening and closing processes. Moreover, the system monitors all physical parameters in the rack and thus increases the operational reliability of the entire installation. It consists of database-driven control software, high-capacity modules and electro-mechanical handles.

EMKA Rack Management systems are accommodated by a high-capacity wireless network which enables direct access to a virtually unlimited number of server racks, while the complete logging documents all access-relevant information and guarantees the possibility of unambiguous backtracking of the events. In case of irregularities, alerts are automatically transmitted.

Stand-alone systems are suitable for access control of individual racks that do not require central monitoring. Depending on the chosen lock the opening is either affected by RFID cards or by entering a PIN code on a keypad. Systems with RFID cards are especially easy to install as no further wiring in the rack is required.

Outdoor installations are covered by the recently introduced swinghandle for the iLOQ S50 profile half cylinders 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.

This new closure solution works without a battery or other stationary power supply, which makes the lock particularly interesting for the telecommunications industry, e.g., for outdoor housings or telecommunications cabinets which are also frequently found in remote locations. In this case, the system receives the energy required for unlocking via NFC from the Android/iOS smartphone.

Smart access with a mobile phone app (https://www.emka.com/uk_en/news/detail/smart-access-with-emka-mobile-app/) is the latest EMKA development in this arena, a move which promises to enable the benefits of new technology across all industrial enclosure/cabinet applications.

This newly introduced app transforms the mobile phone into a digital key for the sophisticated locking solution so that it is possible to trace, manage, and access allocated handles with various levels of permission determined by specified user profiles.

Further information on EMKA products can be found on the EMKA website - www.emka.com. Readers can find the latest information and news on the EMKA blog - www.emkablog.co.uk or follow them on X formerly known as Twitter - http://twitter.com/emkauk.

EMKA (UK) Ltd
Patricia House
Bodmin Road
Coventry
West Midlands
CV2 5DG
Tel: 024 7661 6505
email: emka@emka.co.uk
Press contact: Stuart Biddle

EMKA UK Ltd is the UK subsidiary of EMKA Beschlagteile GmbH, a privately owned company specialising in the design, manufacture and distribution of innovative Electronic Locking Modules, Biometric Locking Systems, Locks and Latches, Compression Locks, Keylocks, Toggle latches, Hinges, Handles, Rod Controls, Air Conditioning products, Stainless Steel products, Sealing profiles, Window/Door units and Accessories to the Electrical and Electronic, HVAC and Industrial Enclosure Industries, plus Commercial Vehicle Accessories.

Their focus is to provide customers with the best, cost effective, reliable solution within their ability, backed by a comprehensive support service.

EMKA believe their product line to be the most innovative and comprehensive in the industry today. Their advanced and creative design team is constantly working to improve and extend their very large product range. In addition, competitive pricing and short lead times for most items, provide them with distinct advantages.

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