The Securitron DK-36 controller allows keypads to communicate with access control systems for centralized control
 Securitron digital entry systems include DK-36 Keypad Controller, DK-37 Digital Keypad and DK-38 Digital Keypad

At ASIS 2011, ASSA ABLOY is expanding its range of Securitron digital entry systems with the introduction of its DK-36 Keypad Controller, DK-37 Digital Keypad and DK-38 Digital Keypad. The new models are easy to install, easy to program and easy to use.

The Securitron DK-36 is a heavy-duty keypad controller that allows keypads to communicate with access control systems for centralized control. The DK-36 can control two doors, both sides of one door or two single doors, or can be used to operate a mantrap. The DK-36 works well with most Wiegand-compatible systems and it can be easily programmed from the keypad, from the controller, or from a computer. Available with a stainless steel backplate, the DK-36 is scalable, and capable of supporting up to 250 user credentials.

The DK-37 is a vertically oriented 2" x 6" digital keypad that can be either frame or mullion-mounted for easy installation. Its rugged metal body and stainless steel backplate are vandal-resistant and weatherproof, making the DK-37 ideal for exterior use. For added security, the DK-37 features a true 10-digit keypad (the keys are not paired). The DK-37 fits right on a doorframe or mullion, and its clean, streamlined design complements the architectural integrity of most any structure.

The Securitron DK-38 is an attractively styled, backlit LED digital keypad that is ideal for use in dimly lit or nighttime environments. Available in a stainless steel or black finish, its low profile, slim, recessed-look design blends well with a building's existing architectural elements. The DK-38 can be recessed into a single gang for fast, easy installation.

ASSA ABLOY will be located at booth #2312 during ASIS 2011 in Orlando, Florida.

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