Ilco 79 RFID

Simple Tap and Turn Operation with a Contactless System
Using the latest in contactless RFID read-write technology, Ilco 79 Series locks enable residents to present either a keycard, FOB, or wristband credential in front of the reader in order to operate the lock. With a contactless system, there is virtually no contact between the lock and the credential, making it especially useful for residents with limited mobility and dexterity. In addition, 79 Series locks may be custom ordered to include operation with Kaba Mobile Access Solutions as Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), allowing residents to use their smart device as a credential. And, since this system has a system-based protocol vs pairing, property management retains control for issuing keys.

Each 79 lock maintains an audit trail for greater accountability, including the ability to monitor staff movements throughout the property by auditing keycard use history. Staff keycards also carry information about the lock, such as low batteries. This data helps with preventative maintenance, allowing property managers to respond proactively. Electronics and batteries are located in the front lock housing, so staff can perform maintenance without disturbing residents or needing to enter apartments. And, its robust, tamper-resistant design features a sealed reader and conceals any previous deadbolt cutouts.

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<p>Designed for multihousing developers, owners, and property managers, RezShield software is a web-based solution that manages keys, simplifies operations, and increases security while providing centralized auditing and enhanced reporting capabilities. The user-friendly software integrates into any facility IT infrastructure and provides properties with a state-of-the-art, cost-effective method to control access and collect data.</p>

<p>RezShield software is the tool administrators use to enter information and encode a credential for either a resident or staff member. And, programming the credential is easy—the administrator simply enters the resident information; assigns a key, unit, and amenities to the resident, then encodes either a wristband, FOB, or keycard. When a resident presents their credential in front of the lock’s reader, it functions just like a traditional key, providing secure access to rooms.</p>

<p>The credential contains a unique, encrypted code, which authorizes access to either a resident or staff member. Administrators can customize credentials to provide access to other amenities, such as an exercise room, parking, etc. The system’s flexibility enables residents to carry just one credential when gaining access to all the property’s features in addition to their own unit. If a resident uses a new credential at the lock, the system cancels all previous resident-level credentials for that lock. This provides a high level of security, equivalent to re-keying the lock for every resident. In addition, the system audits every use of the RezShield PC or lock access event. Authorized software users must enter a valid password to make or read a keycard, which becomes part of the audit trail and reveals the date and time, user’s identity, and the user’s operations.</p>