NEW PRODUCTS


VIDEX ANNOUNCES CYBERKEY VAULT ‘SINGLE’ ELECTRONIC KEY CABINET


The CyberKey Vault “Single” Electronic Key Cabinet from Videx offers a


cost-effective way to have access and key control where it’s needed. One electronic key can be docked in the vault. An RFID card must be presented to open the vault and request the electronic key, which contains access permissions specific only to that person: what locks they may open and when. When the key is returned to the vault, the administrator receives feedback of when the electronic key was released, what locks it opened; an e-mail notification is sent if someone forgets to return the key.


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Albany Door Systems is bringing its state-


HIGH PERFORMANCE SEPARATE CURB FROM IMPACT


Tuff Curb from Impact Recovery Systems, is a durable, high-


performance separator curb that works with the company’s full line of spring-mounted posts and signage. This versatile curbing system is easy to install and can be utilized for curves, medians, edge lines, work zones and rail crossings. Tuff Curb is Texas Transportation Institute tested and NCHRP 350 approved.


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of-the-art MCC VectorControl high-speed door controller to the U.S., after two years of impeccable performance in Europe. From “plug and play” installation and easy-to-use graphical interface to its variable frequency vector control, it offers a range of features that enhance and upgrade the overall functionality, safety and efficiency of the company’s high-speed doors. “This controller has a 95.5% reliability rate,” says GM Mike Weiland, “and will increase the safety and reliability of all Albany U.S. door models.”


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ALBANY DOOR SYSTEMS INTRODUCES INNOVATIVE CONTROLLER


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