Keylex Case Study Introduction - Store (2)

Free yourself from key management! Enjoy a stress-free environment with keyless access!

This is the second installment of the "Keylex Case Studies Introduction: Store Edition." Keylex is being adopted and implemented in stores and commercial facilities. I believe that restaurants and similar establishments that employ many part-time or temporary workers often struggle with key management. With Keylex, doors can be opened with a button press, eliminating the need to prepare keys for each employee and preventing issues related to lost keys or retrieving keys from departing employees! With the automatic locking type, the door locks automatically when closed, preventing any forgetfulness in locking up after closing. If the store is not open 24 hours, it is also possible to restrict access at night to prevent unauthorized entry by those who know the passcode. The deadlock feature that disables button operation is available in the 1100, 2100, and 4000 series! It has a reliable mechanical structure that can be installed outdoors! 【Keylex Features】 - Allows for restricted access for a specific number of individuals. - The automatic locking type prevents forgetfulness in locking and ensures the door is always secured. - No need to carry keys as it operates with buttons. - It has a mechanical mechanism that does not require electrical work. - Easy to change the code, allowing for low-cost maintenance of security.

Entrance/Exterior DoorsHardware Doors, Handles and LocksGrip ball/lever handle