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the leader in electronic locking e than 20 years. Over 1 million installed
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stalled since 1991.
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Nexgen XT is a complete electronic locking controlled
delivers controlled access, durability and peace of mind. Conveniently control
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y. Never again be compromised by lost, stolen or copied keys! Track who opened your locks and when with time-stamped records
and expiration date on each key virtually elim entry. Never again be compromised by lost
control access to your meters b d
rack who opene stored in both th
constr pow the
y,, virtually eliminating unauthorized lost, st
by setting a schedule minating unauthorized tolen or copied keys!
ed your locks and when with time-stamped records he key and the lock.
Locks are constructed replacement for needed—all power
With Nexgen Security to easily identify
collectio
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to monitor all collection activity. You can also customize reportsy. ou can also to easily identify inconsistencies such as repeat opening attempts, skipped collections and unauthorized attempts.
Security Manager software you can generate reports co
y inconsistencies such as repe y
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o customize reports attemp
pts. eat opening attempts, p
Email
parkinginfo@medeco.com for more information, or contact the Medeco Engineered Security Solutions department at 800-675-7558, ext. 1727.
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co.com for more information, gineered Security Solutions 558, ext. 1727.
dl re often a direct wiring ring or power supply is nd Protection against theft, fraud and attack. th heft, fraud and attack.
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