Smartair from TESA takes the labour out of lost keys, enabling facilities managers to change access rights at a moment’s notice.

Open doors remotely, from anywhere. Issue or revoke keys instantly. Generate an audit trail for every secure door in the building at the touch of a button.

The administrative software is simple, visual, and easy even for non-technical staff to master. Its matrix is intuitive, and based on standard mechanical master key systems for a pain-free transition.

Smartair is also cost-effective to run on a daily basis. Using standard batteries, rather than a mains power connection, keeps running and maintenance costs for locks to a minimum. Smart locks alert you when batteries need replacing. For every door, at every level of control, Smartair offers the most efficient and flexible way to update access rights or receive audit trails.

“Smartair from TESA enables organisations of any size go wireless, without the worry," says Ian Compton, International Sales Director for Smartair. “Our secure ecosystem is within technical and financial reach of any company looking to extend or upgrade an access control system. Smartair works alongside or replaces a mechanical master key system."

A light footprint does not need to mean a lightweight security system. Smartair users can carry RFID cards, tags, or bracelets. Encrypted credentials are available in several secure RFID technologies, including Iclass by HID, Mifare Classic and Desfire. One user credential opens several wireless locks within the organisation—keeping access easy for employees as well as facilities managers.

The system is modular and fully scalable to meet access control requirements for any size of building, in the healthcare sector, heritage properties, education, multi-residential complexes, public buildings, and anywhere that easy, affordable, and secure access control is a priority.

Smartair from TESA secures more than just doors. Alongside a full range of battery powered electronic cylinders, escutcheons, and locks, are wall readers, locks for cabinets, lifts, vending machines, and lockers. It is simple to integrate every lock into one single, secure access system, even across multiple sites.