The new initiative follows the successful completion of 5 million cycles MCBF certification of the SmartLane, SlimLane, PNG, PMD and TR series of products
The extended warranty applies after commercial agreement and in accordance to Automatic Systems' general terms and conditions

Automatic Systems, a world leader in the automation of secure entrance control, announces the introduction of extended warranty for its entire pedestrian products portfolio as of January 1st, 2015. The new warranty period changes from 2 years to 5 years.

The extended warranty applies after commercial agreement and in accordance to Automatic Systems' general terms and conditions of sale and following preventive maintenance schedule, as detailed in the technical manuals. The warranty applies worldwide.

The new initiative follows the successful completion of 5 million cycles MCBF certification of the SmartLane, SlimLane, PNG, PMD and TR series of products.

"We are delighted to announce the warranty extension to 5 years which reflects the high reliability, quality and performance of our products and is part of our long-term commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction", Maxime BOULVAIN, CEO of Automatic Systems Group.

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