SALTO UK and GES Security have won multiple contracts to remove and replace existing access systems in several Hargreaves Group properties in SE England.
The Hargreaves Group specialize in commercial and residential property development, investment and management throughout South East England.
They have developed over 2,500 homes in East and West Sussex, and developed and retained 3 million square feet of commercial properties, including office space, warehouse, industrial and retail warehouses throughout the South East of England with numerous national and multi-national companies amongst their tenants.
Refurbishment work on their properties will commence shortly, with the installation of SALTO XS4 E9450 stand-alone battery operated electronic escutcheons supported by WRM 9001 wall readers.
The SALTO XS4 units are being retro-fitted onto existing locks to provide a totally wire free networked electronic locking solution. Together with the WRM wall readers, the system will allow the users key cards and locks to be updated, restricted or deleted remotely via SALTO Virtual Network technology.
Stephen Hastings, Sales Manager for GES Security Services, said: "Robust security that is reliable and dependable is important for The Hargreaves Group. Their new SALTO electronic access control solution will deliver this, providing full control over who can access what, where and when on a 24/7 basis."
SALTO And GES Security To Upgrade Access Control System At Hargreaves’ Properties
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