Codelocks CL5510 Electronic Combination Smart Lock

Codelocks CL5510 Electronic Combination Smart Lock offers following entry methods: simple pushbutton code, smart card (allocate and register a MIFARE® compatible card) or smartphone (send an invitation to their phone). Gives building managers the ability to: program locks via a smartphone; generate & send entry codes for easy access; and issue smart cards for alternative entry. Entry can be tightly controlled and monitored by issuing NetCodes, which are generated and sent via email and SMS. Codes can be created with a specific start date and time that automatically expire after a set duration. The CL5510 can also be set in code-free mode at fixed times of the day, for example when access is required for cleaning, maintenance or deliveries. This removes the need for a key to manually unlock doors. Up to 10 different code-free periods can be created, that automatically enable when scheduled. Operate and manage directly via the keypad or via a Bluetooth compatible smartphone by downloading the K3 Connect App*. The App is available on Apple App Store for Apple devices or Google Play for Android devices by searching for K3 Connect. By installing the K3 Connect App* on a smartphone, all aspects of the lock can be managed remotely from updating basic settings to creating multiple individual access periods. It is iOS and Android compatible. Supports up to 350 users (100 client user codes, 100 phone clients and 150 client smart cards {as an alternative entry option}). Audit trails allow building managers to keep track of when and where the lock was accessed. The full lock audit trail data can be downloaded and viewed at any time. CL5510 Mortice Latch Outside lever turns freely without operating the latchbolt. When a valid code, card or smartphone is accepted, the keypad lights and the lever will retract the latchbolt. When the door closes the spring latch will automatically lock the door. Sensor + Alert: A hybrid mode combining the support for a single dry contact switch or sensor (as per Sensor Mode) and an output. The output can be connected to any compatible device, such as CCTV, with an input that supports the detection of a falling (changing) voltage.