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ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE


ASSA ABLOY launches new ASSA Triton2


patented until 2036


The Door Hardware & Access Control Group, a business unit of ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions UK & Ireland, has launched its new high-security, patented ASSA Triton2


cylinder platform. ASSA Triton2 is a high-end, master key


solution with long life patent protection until 2036. ASSA Triton2


has been


expertly designed and extensively tested in Scandinavia, to guarantee the same high quality, exceptional durability and excellent performance you come to expect from an ASSA cylinder. ASSA Triton2


cylinder platform


’s unrivalled master keying


capability is suited to environments that require large and complex master key suites, such hospitals and healthcare estates, where key control and durability are paramount. The comprehensive range of cylinders in the ASSA Triton2


range, along with


the unrivalled master keying capability, guarantees it meets the requirements of the largest and most complex suites. ASSA Triton2


is exclusively available


through ASSA ABLOY’s authorised network of ASSA Vantage Partners, providing customers the assurance they will be served through only the most trusted and capable partners. ASSA Triton2


cylinders and keys can only be


ordered, assembled or cut by their ASSA Vantage Partner, assuring complete security and peace of mind. As standard, ASSA Triton2


provides all


features expected of premium ASSA cylinder system, including an undercut profile resistant to 3D copying and other patented features, ensuring your suite will not be compromised. The platform exceeds requirements laid out in the BS EN 1303: 2015 standard, offering the grade 6, the highest level of key related security. Furthermore, ASSA Triton2


has


been fire tested in accordance with BS EN 1634-1:2000. ASSA ABLOY also supply an environmental product declaration (EPD) with ASSA Triton2


, showcasing its


green credentials and compliance with sustainability regulations. Another key benefit of ASSA Triton2 is the ability to upgrade and integrate with ASSA CLIQ®


For more information on the ASSA Triton2


cylinder platform, please visit Remote (5900 range).


www.assaabloy.co.uk/triton2. Alternatively speak to your local ASSA ABLOY Door Safety and Security Consultant, or contact us on 0845 070 6713.


This combines the strength and durability of a mechanical cylinder and the flexibility of an electronic system, with programmable keys, offering flexible control over access rights. This gives users the flexibility to upgrade part of their suite where the highest level of security, and/or controlled access to specific areas is required. Paul Johnson, Director of Business


Development for ASSA cylinders, explains: “ASSA ABLOY cylinder platforms are market leading and are world renowned for their high levels of security, durability and capability.


“We are excited to launch the new ASSA Triton2


’s excellent master keying can’t satisfy.


cylinder platform, which


offers excellent security and long-life patent protection until 2036. ASSA Triton2


capability and comprehensive range means there are no project requirements that ASSA Triton2


“We are looking forward to working with our ASSA Vantage Partners to make ASSA Triton2


the only choice on large


and complex projects, where customers require a premium commercial cylinder platform, with the highest levels of security and reliability.


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