Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Access Control",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Enclosure maker slashes the design cycle from
PTC - Parametric Technology (UK), which we summarised at the time by saying "LFE needed a solution that could create a common working environment and methodologies to improve engineering efficiency".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Guide offers machine safety advice from
Procter Machinery Guarding: "The fourth edition of On Your Guard has been updated and completely redesigned".
In September 2007, we covered the news from Saelig Company
concerning its nDolphin digital lock
- take a look at Digital lock aids access control
which says: "The nDolphin is the first RFID digital lock to implement a dual stainless deadbolt lock function, housed in an attractive diecast metal casing for excellent durability".
Take a look also at the news release from Southco, Compact locks suit enclosure doors,
as well as Durable keypad eases customisation from EAO,
and Controllers suit pharmaceutical applications from Eurotherm.
See also:
AC drives receive new interface options
(August 2007)
BACnet interface options make it easier to employ PowerFlex drive technology in building services applications
Bolt secures equipment
(June 2007)
The 60/61 Electric Shotbolt is a robust, maintenance-free solenoid actuator with a flexible modular design
Locking systems protect data cabinets
(May 2007)
The efficient cooling of electronic cabinets now demands that the door be closed and effectively sealed at all times to prevent overheating of equipment
Device improves enclosure security
(May 2007)
The Southco E-Keeper will accept signals from RF key fobs, numeric keypads, mag-stripe card readers, biometric scanners, networked security systems or even battery-powered remote access systems
Rugged cables resist the great outdoors
(March 2007)
Water-resistant cables are suitable for a wide range of indoor, outdoor and direct burial installations
Water-resistant cables handle varied applications
(March 2007)
The Belden line of Waterdog Cables includes paired, multi-conductor and coaxial cables that meet the water-resistant standards set by UL 444, UL 13, and the TIA 455-82B water filtration test
Locking website developed
(March 2007)
Emka's site has an extensive question/answer resource and white paper to educate potential users on the possibilities of the ELM concept
News on the AS-interface control for access control from Fortress Interlocks
(December 2006)
Fortress Interlocks has introduced an AS-interface (AS-i) control and safety base module for its eGard system, enabling eGard to be connected to an 'AS-i Safety at Work' control network in minutes
Flexible cam locks cover OEM cost concerns
(October 2006)
Newly expanded line of cam locks answers OEM demands for affordability and greater versatility in locks for small cabinet and enclosure doors
Industrial Ethernet made intrinsically secure
(October 2006)
MTL and Byres Security have announced a co-operative agreement to develop, manufacture and distribute a revolutionary new product for securing both new and legacy Scada and process control systems
Access control on industrial sites
(October 2006)
Metal detectable plastic swipe card holder for access control food/ pharmaceutical processing industries
Modular system maintains rack integrity
(September 2006)
Compact integrated security package complements rack cabinets for mission critical applications where continuous system availability is essential
Metal-bodied keypad has ultra-tough keys
(August 2006)
A rugged keypad which combines strength, versatility and beauty is available from EAO
Distribution deal targets security industry
(August 2006)
Honeywell Power Products has joined with ADI to provide the security industry easy access to HPP's complete line of fire, video, intrusion and access control power supplies
Updated free guide to machinery guarding standards
(August 2006)
Procter Machinery Guarding, one of the UK's leading suppliers of modular and bespoke machine guards, is publishing a third edition of its ever-popular free guide to machinery guarding standards
Guarding standards guide comes up to date
(August 2006)
Procter Machinery Guarding is publishing a third edition of its ever-popular free guide to machinery guarding standards
Impact detection device set for Irish market
(August 2006)
Lamerholm Electronics has been appointed as the official distributor for the ShockSwitch Impact Manager throughout Southern Ireland
Handheld computer turns to security
(June 2006)
Enterprise Air uses the Jett.XL handheld computer with Jett.Pack to offer a more user-friendly and rugged hardware solution for its Mobile Badge Management Suite
Low power latches help secure police resources
(May 2006)
A novel intelligent cabinet locking solution incorporates Servocell's low-powered Active Latch technology to ensure the fail-safe functionality of the locks
Access control system adds trapped key interlocks
(May 2006)
A modular system controls access to hazardous machinery, via gate switch and trapped key technology, and can also include simple machine or access controls such as pushbuttons, e-stops and lamps
Access system aids forklift safety
(May 2006)
ShockSwitch AC (access control and monitoring) is a low cost system for restricting access to forklift trucks to authorised drivers only
Consultancy brings lock to market quicker
(April 2006)
UK locker and cubicle manufacturer plans to speed up the introduction of novel lock incorporating active latch component by three months by working with international engineering consultancy
Programme provides electromechanical expertise
(April 2006)
A novel partnership programme aims to make it easier for lock companies to move from traditional designs to electromechanical solutions
Stylish keypads are tailor-made for tough duties
(March 2006)
The S.series keypad is constructed from ultra-tough Zamac, and can provide a stylish and distinctive keypad tailor-made for applications within demanding and harsh environments
Solar panel extends access control battery life
(March 2006)
Solar panel extends battery life on access control product from 150 days to two years
Change management gives water firm confidence
(March 2006)
Spanish water supply company implements change management system to improve efficiency and asset and software traceability, and give it more confidence in its complex software infrastructure
More control options for forktrucks
(March 2006)
Modular fleet management technologies expanded to provide more comprehensive and flexible products for the forktruck industry
Cabinet lock uses active latch technology
(February 2006)
Electronic cabinet lock uses active latch technology and a vibration coded locking module
RFID specialist picks piezo actuators
(February 2006)
Iranian company Soha Sun is to use Active Latch technology as part of its integrated RFID electronic door lock for use in intelligent building systems
Kada looks to Mitsubishi for robots
(December 2005)
When Austrian lock manufacturer Kaba looked to boost production of its inline lock cylinders and door locks without compromising quality, it turned to Mitsubishi for its robotics
Locking system keeps watch over system assets
(November 2005)
The Emka electronically controlled locking system (ELM) allows access to switch cabinets of any kind and comprises the functions of monitoring, control and communication
Introducing the blend
(November 2005)
With power over Ethernet technology now ratified into the IEEE802.3af Ethernet standard, users can finally benefit from ultimate flexibility for the installation of powered equipment, says David Moss
Fingerprint reader implements security measures
(October 2005)
The M22-ESA fingerprint reader from Moeller Electric provides a simple and cost-effective way of implementing security measures, such as preventing the unauthorised use of machinery
Novel polymer cuts parts marking costs
(October 2005)
JCM Technologies, the Spanish manufacturer of electronic products for access control applications, has adopted DataLase Masterbatch to apply traceability codes onto its proximity tags