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Gallagher Launches Integrated IP Lock System for US Markets

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1
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Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. announced the launch of an integrated product in the United States, combining its platform with Assa Abloy locks. This system aims to simplify access control deployments in buildings where traditional wired access control is difficult or costly to install. The solution is targeted at higher education sites, government facilities, corporate campuses, and healthcare settings.

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The integration allows users to manage access privileges, credentials, and schedules centrally through Gallagher's Command Centre software. The system supports specific models, including IN120 battery-powered Wi-Fi locks and IN220 PoE IP locks, and includes local processing at the lock for continued operation during network interruptions.

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Who's involved

  • Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.Offers risk management services and the Command Centre access control platform.
  • Assa AbloyProvides specific hardware products, including IN120 and IN220 series locks.

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