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Grosvenor Technology's Janus C4 access control platform now integrates with wireless Aperio hardware

Grosvenor Technology's (Grosvenor) Janus C4 platform now integrates with ASSA ABLOY's wireless Aperio lock available from Abloy UK, allowing users to easily add non-wired doors with mechanical locks to the access control system.

Grosvenor's original Janus system was the world's first Windows -based access control platform and has been installed in over 10,000 sites globally. Developed to make building management even easier, Janus C4 is Grosvenor's latest end-to-end access control solution.

The Janus C4 system allows businesses to manage access rights for individuals and groups of people securely, whether across a single site or multiple ones in different locations around the world.

Designed to help boost security, improve operational efficiencies and reduce risk, Grosvenor's Janus C4 is a cloud-based access control platform that allows operators to access data in real-time and manage sites remotely. This helps maximise efficiencies, streamline processes and reduce administration for staff.

To help furher enhance security and improve access control, Grosvenor's Janus C4 now supports wireless Aperio locks, which are battery-powered and feature integrated RFID card readers.

Aperio(r) offers an easy-to-install, cost-effective and secure alternative to wired solutions, enabling mechanical locks to be wirelessly linked to an access control system, such as the Janus C4 system. Access rights can be established fast, from either a PC or smartphone, and can be revoked just as quickly too, should an incident arise. This ensures building managers can stay in control of who has access to a site and what doors they can open at all times.

Not only does Aperio eliminate the cost and hassle associated with electrical wiring, but it also removes the issue of lost master keys for doors fitted with mechanical locks. If an RFID card is lost, then it is simply a case of withdrawing the individual's access rights and setting up a new key card.

Available in a stylish and modern design, Aperio help stake the stress out of extending access control to non-wired doors, in a scalable and cost-effective way.

Mike Croker, Programme Manager at Grosvenor, said: "As one of Aperio's original partners for our first Janus system, we are very pleased to announce that our latest C4 platform now integrates with the award-winning wireless locking technology too. Whereas traditional access control doors can be expensive to install due to the extensive wiring involved, Aperio offers a cost-effective and easy-to-install wireless locking solution for businesses.

"When combined with Janus C4, which enables businesses to manage access control in a quick, easy and timely manner, the result is a comprehensive building management and security system that users can depend on, no matter where they are in the world."

For more information on Aperio available from Abloy UK, please visit https://bit.ly/2IyPwaT.

To find out more about Grosvenor's Janus C4 access control system, please visit www.grosvenortechnology.com

11th November 2020