Security provider ABLOY announces Traffic Enclosure Locks, hybrid solutions which adapt mechanically & electromechanically.
Made of brass construction and featuring a dust cover to protect the cylinder opening, the 75481 series can be used in many applications and is a leading product for roadside traffic enclosures.
“There are over 500,000 managed traffic intersections in the U.S. that are eligible for an upgrade. Currently, the marketplace is flooded with a single version that relies on using only one key,” said Joe Brown, vertical market manager of transportation for ABLOY USA.
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“Our 75481 series provides the right solution for three distinct applications. The first is product specific with less cylinder, such as any Key-In-Knob Schlage. There also is the mechanical PROTEC2 and the electromechanical ABLOY CLIQ™.”
The need to secure traffic critical infrastructure is becoming increasingly complicated due to new traffic cabinet technology, says the company.
With only a one-key option, red flags are raised with access accountability once a key is lost or stolen. ABLOY 75481 series prevents this from happening.
”Typically, traffic locks are replaced when a latching mechanism fails,” continued Brown.
“Key control – or the lack thereof – is a significant indicator when it is time to replace these locks. We have the ability to provide an exceptional and reliable solution that offers a complete value proposition to the traffic transportation marketplace.”
Within the 75481 series, there are 12 brass models to pick from, and each left- or right-handed bolt and slam latch is constructed with an attack-resistant design and tamper-proof features.
“The Slam Lock is very common and it depends on how the cabinet is currently configured, either as a deadlatch or a deadbolt. With regards to weather, PROTEC2 and the CLIQ cylinder are especially good in extreme conditions,” Brown said.
For more information, visit abloy.com.
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