Security Essen best ever for SALTO
Several new access control products from SALTO were launched into the German market
SALTO Systems, together with long term partner EVVA, report that this year's bi-annual Security Essen event was their best ever. With SALTO product representation on their own and the EVVA stand, both companies were consistently busy from the first to the last day of the show.

Security experts, specifiers, end-users and security product installers alike made a point of specifically coming to visit both stands to see several new SALTO products that were being launched into the German market. These included the new AElement RFID hotel lock, new SALTOGEO (Global Electronic Opening) compact electronic cylinder lock, new XS4 Locker lock, new DIN glass door lock and more.

Axel Schmidt, General Manager SALTO Systems GmbH comments: "More and more of our customers are embracing wireless technologies and looking to throw away the key, to create totally keyless buildings that are smart to operate, future proofed, and whose value and operation can withstand the test of time."

"Our wireless products are designed specifically for this purpose which is why Security Essen gave both SALTO and EVVA an unrivalled opportunity to interact with an audience of more than 40,000 like minded security experts from over 115 countries. The show surpassed all our expectations for the event, especially given the global economic climate, enabling us to launch our new wireless products to great acclaim and establish and develop relationships with both new and existing customers and spread awareness of both SALTO and EVVA product capability to an appreciative European and international audience."

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