Integra solutions

Individually adaptable to requirements, combined in one system

Online, stand-alone and NOK+

The Integra access solution allows different solutions to be integrated into one system, enabling the respective advantages of the mechanical, mechatronic and electronic locking systems to be combined in one system and managed uniformly. This eliminates coordination work and gaps in security, making it easier and quicker to issue and revoke locking authorisations. This saves time and money - and increases security.

Advantages of Relay Control: Greater flexibility in facility management

Targeted and needs-based control of user groups per floor
Digital linking of the Relay Control with letterboxes, staff lockers or medicine cabinets
Effective protection of sensitive security areas
64 freely usable signals

Advantages of online: high-tech in real time

Suitable for highly complex building systems such as banks, museums or buildings with high security requirements
Authorisations, blocks and remote openings can be conveniently carried out anywhere via the app
Reduction of costs, as all Aperio cylinders and fittings can be programmed in one place
High level of convenience for all users thanks to keyless access
In the event of a system failure, all doors can still be accessed via emergency cards

Advantages of stand-alone - minimal work, big impact

Suitable for small and medium-sized businesses
Component programming via programming device
Greater security by upgrading the mechanical locking system with mechatronic elements

Advantages of Network on Key plus (NOK+) – centralised without wiring:

Suitable for administrations, public buildings or large companies
Simple viral data distribution of authorisations saves time
Secure data transfer thanks to high encryption standard
Functional reliability even in the event of a power failure due to battery-operated fittings and cylinders
Enormous time savings thanks to battery status indicators, location- and person-independent management
High security in the event of media loss by defining a 24-hour validation interval