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Educational facilities
Primary and other types of schools | Universities | CampusSchools are busy places where teachers, students, parents, cleaning staff, etc. come together. However, schools are also used for many other purposes: music lessons are held in the afternoons and in the evenings local clubs use the sports facilities. Organising security raises many questions. EVVA has the answers.
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Your requirements:
- Guaranteed suitability for extensions Because your educational facility keeps on growing
- Solution for different door situations Because you seek a locking system that also grants access to doors and cabinets with only one key
- Schedule-based, restricted access Because you rent facilities to external clubs and intend to do away with tedious key handovers
- Event log Because you run highly sensitive research facilities on your premises
- Security across the campus Because you aim to locally manage parts of your master key system
Our solution:
Mechanical EPS, ICS, 4KS access systems
grow with the facility and levels of complexity:
- EPS – smaller schools, e.g. primary schools
- ICS – medium-sized schools, e.g. other types of schools
- 4KS – Universities and universities of applied science
The electronic AirKey access system
- The smartphone is the key
- Send keys via the Internet
- Component sharing and multi administration
The electronic Xesar access system
- Xesar combi keys for mixed systems (mechanical and electronic locking systems)
- Simple multi-user management with user roles
- Ample door component selection
- Compatibility with interfaces
- Door monitoring with remote operation
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Master key systems
EVVA is also a genuine master key system professional able to tackle any levels of complexity in terms of organisational structures and implement them within the corresponding master key system.
Find out more about our master key systems
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