SALTO has launched a new website to provide up to date information on its electronic security locks 
The new website represents SALTO's specialist approach to electronic locking technology
SALTO Systems has launched a new website designed to provide anyone involved in the specification of security and access control solutions with up to date information on the technology and capabilities of the company's range of wireless electronic locks.

The vibrant new site, http://www.wirelesslocks.net/ is made up of four components: the introduction, wireless, how it works and a summary. In just over five minutes the website presentation provides viewers with a detailed look at the four elements that make up the new wireless system - the Wireless Lock - the Gateway - the Repeater - and the SALTO Platform, explaining how it works and the main features and benefits it delivers to the end user.

Talking about the website, Marc Handels, Vice President of Marketing at SALTO Systems, commented: "We are delighted with the new website. As well as aligning the design of the site with our fresh corporate branding, it represents our specialist approach to electronic lock technology and reflects our strategic plan to ensure we remain world leaders in the provision of cutting edge access control solutions."

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