Keylex Case Study Introduction - Educational Institutions (2)

A button lock that is advantageous not only in terms of security but also in cost!

This is the second installment of the "Keylex Case Studies Introduction for Educational Institutions." Keylex has been implemented in a wide range of school facilities, including kindergartens, nursery schools, elementary schools, junior high schools, high schools, universities, and student dormitories. Since it is button-operated, there is no need to carry keys, and it can be used even in outdoor areas without a roof! You can set the passcode to any number you like, so even if the users, such as staff and students, change with the new school year, it can be easily updated to a new number without needing to replace the actual lock. Additionally, Keylex operates purely mechanically, so it does not require a power source. Unlike electric locks or battery-operated locks, it eliminates the costs associated with wiring work and maintenance due to battery depletion, making it cost-effective. We often see news reports about illegal intrusions and incidents on school grounds, but Keylex blocks unauthorized access by individuals other than those involved! **Keylex Features:** - Allows for restricted access for a specific number of entries and exits. - An automatic locking type prevents forgetting to lock, ensuring it is always secured. - Being button-operated means there is no need to carry keys. - It is a mechanical mechanism that does not require electrical work. - Allows for easy code changes, enabling low-cost security maintenance.

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