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German Football Club Installs More Than 2,000 Digital Locks From iLOQ In Its 54,042 Seat Borussia Park Stadium
The German Bundesliga club has fully equipped its 54,042 seater stadium with battery free smart locks from iLOQ. In addition to ensuring that staff and players have access to the facilities they need with a single key, the VIP area has been equipped with S50 locks with mobile access, giving ticket holders flexible and easy access to lounges and premium seating.
German football club Borussia Mönchengladbach has successfully completed the modernization of its access management infrastructure throughout
the
stadium with the installation of digital access systems at Borussia Park. The battery free access solution from Finnish access technology company iLOQ has been installed on every door in the stadium, replacing a total of more than 2,000 mechanical locks. The new systems offer players, staff, facility managers, and fans a whole new level of access management, ensuring that the right people always have access to the areas they need.
The introduction of iLOQ systems also positively
impacts the fan experience at the club, as advanced mobile access barriers have already been installed for VIP areas. This allows fans to move freely between VIP areas and other parts of the stadium and grants access to other people in their group via their smartphone. It also eliminates the need for staff to accompany fans between turnstiles.
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“Digital access management at Borussia Park is part of our efforts to combine tradition and modernity,” says Patrick Herrmann, National Sales Manager and former professional player at Borussia Mönchengladbach. “Our partnership with iLOQ has given us the opportunity to make access as easy as possible for our players and staff so that they can focus on what matters most: giving our fans the experience they come here for every week.”
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