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  • Codelocks launches ConnectShare: smart locks with mobile phone access for easy management.
  • ConnectShare offers user code, RFID card, and mobile phone access through Codelocks Connect App.
  • New features include dual authorization, activity log, and multi-admin management.

Codelocks International Ltd has introduced ConnectShare, an innovative addition to its selection of smart locks designed to simplify access and management using mobile phones.

As part of the Connect by Codelocks solutions, this new series of locks enhances Codelocks' existing offerings by incorporating new features and improved connectivity. ConnectShare locks offer three modes of access: user code, RFID card, and mobile phone. Management is streamlined through the Codelocks Connect App, allowing full remote control from a mobile device.

Mobile Phone Integration

"One of the standout features of this release is the mobile phone access sharing," stated Joanne Milne-Rowe, Managing Director at Codelocks International Ltd. Administrators can deliver a temporary credential directly to a user's mobile phone, granting access and revoking it as needed. This process is purely device-to-device, avoiding subscription fees and not requiring an internet connection at the lock itself. Users only need to download the free app, through which admins can efficiently grant access.

The Codelocks Connect App transforms these standalone locks into versatile and powerful solutions suitable for modern shared environments. Key functionalities available through the app include generating date and time-sensitive codes with Codelocks NetCode® Technology, enabling temporary users to set access codes through GuestCode, and providing privacy options through Do Not Disturb mode. Multi-Admin functionality allows shared management of locks, while Dual Authorization enhances security by requiring two valid credentials for unlocking.

Comprehensive Access Logs

ConnectShare's CL4500CC model caters to medium-duty needs with latch and mortice setups

ConnectShare locks introduce an activity log functionality, a first in the Connect by Codelocks product range. Unlike many standalone locks, ConnectShare can track who accessed a door and when, making it ideal for regulated environments where monitoring of sensitive materials or data is crucial.

"We spent a lot of time listening to customers during the development of ConnectShare, ensuring it meets their expectations," noted Joanne Milne-Rowe. The locks are supported by Codelocks' recognized customer and technical support, offering more than just a product but a comprehensive service.

Currently available in the market, ConnectShare's CL4500CC model caters to medium-duty needs with latch and mortice setups, while the CL5500CC model is a heavy-duty option supporting latch, lock, and panic access. Both models are crafted in Brushed Steel, with Solid Black available for the CL5500CC. These locks have passed independent fire testing to BS EN 1634-1 for 30- and 60-minute timber door sets, alongside performance evaluations to BS EN 12209 standards.

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