XS4 Mini includes all the original Salto features like Salto Virtual Network SVN and wireless capability but in a mini size, with mini installation needs and on an updated technology basis. Embedded in the heart of the product is the latest microprocessor technology, ready for the connected world, open and future-proof for online connection, wireless technology and NFC.

The XS4 Mini's compact size combined with a modern LED aesthetic also marks a new design language from Salto. The market will increasingly see this in the coming months as the XS4 family continues to grow, with a long-plate version, new XS4 readers, cylinders and a control unit following.

The company believes that a great design and great technical features have always been a hallmark of Salto products. As the new family rolls out and somebody sees a product of the new series in the future, they want that person to be able to recognise it and say: "Oh, that’s a Salto”.

The XS4 Mini was officially launched in London at the recent Ifsec show, and on the stand was also Clay by Salto, the company's new cloud based access control system that is designed to be easy to use, and revolutionary in design, usability and features. It gives users the ability to control their building access remotely and manage it in real-time via any device with an internet connection, providing security that is both flexible and future-proof. Also on show were the latest additions to Salto's new XS4 Geo electronic cylinder range, an innovative and powerful new web-based access control platform.

Marc Handels, Chief Marketing and Sales Officer (CMSO) for Salto Systems commented. "Ifsec is always an important part of our global marketing campaign. This year, with the show moving to London, we showcased a host of new products and technologies and focused on what really makes Salto so different from other manufacturers. We are excited about XS4 Mini and a range of other new products and technologies and we’re sure they are going to impress a wide range of installers, consultants and end users too.”