SALTO will be exhibiting and demonstrating their latest innovations in hotel security technology
Also on show will be the latest XS4 Locker lock designed to provide a high level of security

Leading hospitality access control provider SALTO Systems will exhibit at Hotelympia 2012 taking place at ExCel London, from February 26 to March 1.

The UK's largest event for hospitality, foodservice and leisure, Hotelympia 2012 has a brand new look and feel and is ready to supply ideas and inspiration to hoteliers, restaurateurs and leisure operators looking for the latest innovations and technology to enhance the guest experience and maximize hotel security.

It's never been more important to have the latest knowledge on new technology products, so the Interiors & Technology section of the show is always popular, attracting hoteliers, designers, architects and specialist IT managers and is designed to give visitors everything they need to improve their business efficiency.

Whatever one's hospitality access control needs, he'll find it at SALTO Systems on stand S1829 where they will be exhibiting and demonstrating their latest innovations in hotel security technology.

These include AElement a new RFID hotel lock. Developed specifically for the hotel market, AElement provides hotels with a fully integrated real time security solution allowing them to combine their entire guest hospitality needs into one stylish, energy efficient and reliable wire-free locking system.  It can control the security of the entire hotel from a single location including granting access privileges to individual rooms and gathering audit trail data from every door in real time - all without leaving the front desk.

Also on show will be the latest XS4 Locker lock designed to provide a high level of security protection for lockers and cabinets making it ideal for use in hotel pool and fitness areas, gyms, spas, golf clubs, staff areas and more.

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