Key Management Systems

Security Asset Manager

Every key on a name. SAM releases only what someone is authorised for, and records every issue and return by name and time.

Discover the complete series.

Configure.

Six elements can be chosen separately. What is possible for each is set out below.

Doors

Three door versions, from solid steel to transparent Lexan — matched to what the cabinet holds.

Displays

Three ways to operate the cabinet: an integrated touch surface, a touchscreen or an external display.

Access

Five ways to open and unlock the cabinet, from a keypad to cloud management.

Identification

Eight ways to identify users, from PIN code and card to fingerprint and iris.

Control

Five ways to drive the systems: your own server, the cloud, direct hardware or a link to existing access control.

Specifications.

Steel housing, NEMA 3S. Five standard versions.

Dimensions converted from inches (13–28⅛" wide, 18–36" high, 6" deep). Multi-compartment on request. Dimensions subject to change.

Where SAM fits.

At sites where accountability is required: government, healthcare, data centres, property management and vehicle fleets. If not every action has to be recorded, often a Keybox of een Safebox.

In use at

Even at three in the morning you know who has which key.

Frequently asked questions about the Security Asset Manager.

• How many key positions does the Security Asset Manager have? {{ pfIcon0 }}

  One cabinet runs from 8 to 96 positions, in five standard versions. If the number of keys grows, the cabinet does not have to be replaced: another goes beside it, with the same operation, the same registration and one point of management. Two cabinets side by side make up a maximum of 192 positions.

• How do users identify themselves at the cabinet? {{ pfIcon1 }}

  By card, PIN code or fingerprint as standard, and combinations of these are possible — for example card and PIN code for the sensitive positions. In total there are eight methods of identification, up to iris and facial recognition from about 50 cm away. The full overview is under Identification.

• What exactly does the cabinet record? {{ pfIcon2 }}

  For every action: who took which key when, and when it was returned. Every issue and return is readable and reportable, so even months later an action can still be traced.

• Can the cabinet be managed remotely? {{ pfIcon3 }}

  Yes. There are five methods of control, from your own server to cloud management and management through the browser. Which form suits you depends on your IT set-up; the overview is under Control.

• Can I put the cabinet together myself? {{ pfIcon4 }}

  You choose six elements separately: locks, doors, displays, access, identification and control. This page sets out the options for each — start at Configure.

• Where is the Security Asset Manager used? {{ pfIcon5 }}

  At sites where accountability is required: government, healthcare, data centres and property management. Under Where SAM fits you will find the role of the cabinet in each environment.

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Complete your key management.

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