Catherine Laug

Catherine Laug
Marketing Director, LOCKEN UKCatherine Laug is currently working in the capacity of Marketing Manager at digital access control solutions firm, Locken UK. She has previously worked as a Marketing - Communication Manager at Euronet, Key Account and Communication Manager at Igenico, and Marketing - Key Account Manager at Tokheim. Catherine is an alumnus of the prestigious Essec Business School Paris.
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LOCKEN’s latest innovation in cable free access control, powered by contactless technology, wins certification from health & safety regulator ATEX, in accordance with new explosive atmosphere requirements. Approved to ATEX II 2 G Ex ib IIB T4, the solution is suitable for gas delivery and regulation stations, specific hydrocarbon processing and distribution infrastructures and chemical factory enclosures. It is also suitable for areas where an explosive mixture of gas, vapor or mist may ‘occasionally’ occur in ‘normal operation’. The contactless solution meets strict legislation concerning equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres, which are most prevalent in the energy, chemicals, timber, household waste and food and drink industries. Contactless access control How does contactless access control work? Communication and energy transfer between the key and cylinder is based on tight inductive coupling. An alternating magnetic field, which is generated by the key, transfers energy to the cylinder. Data is transferred by modulation of the magnetic field. The system is made by two coils. One coil, which generates the alternating magnetic field, is located inside the key, the second coil resides inside the cylinder. The metal parts of the key and the cylinder are designed in order to close the magnetic circuit. In order to permit good alignment of the two coils a mechanism that activates the magnetic field generation in the primary coil is implemented. A Hall Effect sensor, mounted close to the primary coils, senses a permanent magnet inside the cylinder and the magnetic field generation is activated. Energy and data transfer is only possible when the key is inserted into the cylinder and the horizontal alignment of primary and secondary coil is within few hundredths of a mm. Smart key solution Catherine Laug, Marketing Director of LOCKEN explains: “Meeting ATEX legislation guarantees that our latest access control innovation, the new contactless key, is safe to use at potentially hazardous sites, enabling us to provide the most robust and future-proof solution to our customers.” “Several large-scale organizations in the gas and hydrocarbons industries have already opted for the LOCKEN smart key solution and we are looking forward to working with many more in the future.”
Cable-free access control provider, LOCKEN has launched a new website, which reflects its position as a market pioneer, showcasing its expertise and commitment to innovation and future technologies. Following the company’s merger with ISEO, LOCKEN is increasing its activity within new and emerging markets and is continuing to create innovative solutions that are tailored to its clients’ individual demands and requirements. Industries served by LOCKEN With 15 years’ knowledge and experience, the new website provides information about the variety of specialist industries which LOCKEN services, including water, utilities, telecoms, transport and local government. Testimonials from some of LOCKEN’s flagship clients demonstrate the international reach of its expertise and the ability to meet customer requirements. Catherine Laug, Marketing & Communication Manager at LOCKEN explains: “Our new website is the face of our commitment: there, you'll find all of our specialist industries, customer testimonials and our software solutions, product ranges and news.”
LOCKEN’s innovative cable free access control, based on contactless technology, provides maximum reliability and the most robust access management solution on the market, guaranteeing instant opening. Access Management Solution Connected via a Bluetooth module and combined with smartphone technology, the new key opens up an infinite range of services for the user. Cylinders are installed without wiring and are resistant to all climatic conditions (IP69). The solution is certified by ATEX, which ensures the health and safety of workers and the security of infrastructures. It also meets strict legislation concerning equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The contactless access control solution is therefore guaranteed to be safe to use at potentially hazardous sites, enabling LOCKEN to provide the most robust and future-proof solution to all industries. Security Solutions And Access Control Systems Catherine Laug, Marketing Director of LOCKEN explains: “As a leader in the provision of security solutions and innovative access control systems across large single-site companies and multi-site businesses, it is important that we broaden our offering and continue to innovate to meet all demands. We are looking forward to showcasing our leading range of access control solutions to those attending the Security & Counter Terror Expo 2019.”
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