This page is for the stocked model. We accept custom orders! To see the options, download the ordering guide , then contact us for a quote. ArchiTech Series Networx locks are an ideal access control solution that elegantly blends advanced wireless access control convenience within any decor. Perfect for educational, commercial office, or multi-dwelling residential settings. These stylish, durable locks leverage proven Networx access control technology and offer a choice of ID credential technology. They can be used to control access to a single door at a time, across a wireless network, or as an integral part of a new or existing enterprise security system spanning a few—or thousands of—doors across one building, a campus, or multiple sites worldwide. The ArchiTech Series Networx locks provide simplicity and security to everyday life, with easy access using multiple types of credentials—from HID Prox to Keyfobs and Remote Buttons , as well as your phone using BLE or NFC. These locks are easy to program using either a USB Gateway or remotely across a wireless network with Alarm Lock DL-WINDOWS (free download). The ArchiTech Series also supports updates, credential changes, scheduled routines, and time/date-stamped audit trail queries—all from your computer. Another powerful feature is the ability to initiate a system-wide lockdown in case of emergencies. Flexible System Programming– Locally using a USB Gateway or remotely across a wireless network (using free Alarm Lock DL-WINDOWS Windows-based software)– Integrated in an enterprise-class IT environment in real time using either Continental Access CA3000 v2.9+ or Lenel® OnGuard® v6.5+ and v6.6+ Networking Choices – Choose 802.11 or Ethernet networking with wireless encrypted bi-directional gateways, where many locks communicate to a single gateway, or use an equivalent wireless RF USB Gateway. For entry door applications used in conjunction with strikes and maglocks, pair with the Networx NETPANEL . Or use as single-door control within an IT-network environment with Continental’s CA3000 or Lenel’s OnGuard, as noted above.
