Teutoburger Wald Clinic uses eCLIQ electronic master key system
Profile
- Project: Teutoburger Wald Clinic, Bad Rothenfelde
- Division: Hospitals and rehabilitation clinics
- Year of establishment: 1956
- Capacity: 206 beds
- ASSA ABLOY components: eCLIQ electronic master key system from the IKON brand with around 1,300 cylinders and around 450 keys
- ASSA ABLOY partner: Kötter & Siefker GmbH & Co. KG, Lotte
Challenge
The Teutoburger Wald Clinic, a rehabilitation facility of Deutsche Rentenversicherung Braunschweig-Hannover, was established in 1956 and has since undergone several expansions. It treats patients with cardiovascular diseases, metabolic disorders, diabetes mellitus and pulmonary diseases. The site is located in the traditional spa town of Bad Rothenfelde on the slope of the Teutoburg Forest, centrally positioned between Osnabrück, Münster and Bielefeld. In the course of extensive energy-efficient renovation and conversion work, finding a resource-efficient locking solution that meets the requirements of modern clinic and rehabilitation operations was essential. Areas with different uses, such as patient rooms, laboratories, administration offices, canteens and kitchens, therapy and treatment rooms, sports areas, a swimming pool and numerous technical and secondary rooms had to be fitted with the system.
Solution
The choice fell on the IKON eCLIQ electronic master key system as the central element of the security technology. The system impresses with simple handling and programming: There is no need to change batteries directly on the cylinder, as power supply and communication take place exclusively via keys and programming keys. The compact, robust and durable components are particularly suitable for clinic operations – for example, by eliminating protruding parts such as knobs that could get caught on beds or equipment. Access rights can be assigned, changed or deleted rapidly using the management software. In the event of key loss, authorisations can be revoked immediately, minimising the risk of illegal duplicate keys. Employees can load their individual profiles conveniently onto the keys using wall terminals.