Onity Electronic Locking Solutions

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1 Onity Electronic Locking Solutions

2 obsolescence There is a simple key to... improve your campus image, lower costs, reduce liability and increase security. (Actually, there are no keys) M ETAL KEYS THE BRINK OF OBSOLESCENCE You re looking at a relic, a fossil. When computers surfaced, typewriters found their way to attics and garage sales. A typewriter does only 1/1000 the work of a computer. What was once a beneficial product is drifting towards obsolescence today because a superior product was introduced. The same can be said for metal keys. The metal key used today is strikingly similar to the key first invented over 4000 years ago! Today s campus with thousands of doors cannot be secured adequately or managed efficiently with these same metal keys. You are simply using the wrong tool for the job. Just imagine your entire campus run by typewriters rather than computers! Are you in control of your keying system? W HAT KEEPS YOU UP AT NIGHT? Think about the number of doors on your campus. Doors that open to students rooms, administrators offices, classrooms and labs. Do you know how many locks, keys and master keys are in service throughout your campus? Now, including current and previous students and staff, can you say with confidence that no one has duplicated a key or master key?? The problem with metal keys is that you sacrifice all control. You have no control over security and the resulting liability. You have no control over keying costs. You have no control over who has access to where and when. You have no control over the time and costs of re-keying. You lose sleep waiting for the inevitable -- a crime, a lawsuit, or replacing another few hundred costly locks. But the cycle will never stop until you take control and replace your metal key locks with Onity electronic locks!

3 GAIN BACK CONTROL OF YOUR CAMPUS There is a better way Onity electronic locks. Just as typewriters have stepped aside to make room for computers, metal keys are on a one-way course to obsolescence because of electronic locks. With the introduction of electronic locks, your campus will truly be secured, key management will be improved and simplified, and all of your questions and doubts erased. All for less than your current campus keying system! You re in control because you have changed the overall goals of your keying system. You are no longer simply unlocking doors. You re protecting students, securing campus property and managing access. metal keys Metal Keys vs. Electronic Locks Enhanced Security Decreased Liability Better Key Management Cost Savings Convenience Total Control electronic locks YOUR CAMPUS WITH ELECTRONIC LOCKS INCREASED SECURITY Once parents see a residence hall secured with electronic locks, it s difficult for them to imagine their son or daughter unprotected behind a door with a standard metal key lock. You can create a safer campus community. DECREASED LIABILITY EXPOSURE Since your campus security is increased, liability exposure and resulting lawsuits decrease dramatically. BETTER KEY MANAGEMENT Managing thousands of keys that access different doors in different buildings is tough. Add in lost, copied and stolen keys and it s impossible. Onity takes the hassles out of managing your campus keying system. Steven C. Jenson Acting Director of Housing and Food Services Utah State University We are very pleased with the quality of the electronic locks we just installed in several of our Residence Halls. The increased security and flexibility of the Integra system is just what we were looking for in our operations. Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp.

4 YOUR CAMPUS WITH ELECTRONIC LOCKS Total Control SAVING SCHOOL DOLLARS Re-keying locks, buying new keys each semester and whenever a key or master key is lost, stolen or duplicated adds up quickly. With Onity electronic locks, you never have to pay to re-key again. TRUEENHANCED IMAGE A campus with electronic locks on its doors says that it cares enough to take security to the next level. Parents expect at least the same level of security for their children that they would have in any hotel. TOTALC ONTROL Just point and click and you decide who can go where and when. BOTTOM LINE: ONITY ELECTRONIC LOCKS MAKE LIFE EASIER. EASIER FOR YOUR STUDENTS, YOUR STAFF AND YOU! H OW DOES IT WORK? The following is a typical college scenario that points out the world of difference between metal keys and electronic locks. THEOLDWAY A typical student that we ll call Norm loses his metal key, a common occurrence. Norm knows that if he reports the missing key, he ll pay fines, fillout forms and inconvenience his roommates who would also have to get new keys. Therefore, he fails to report the lost key and borrows his roommate s key and copies it. Now who has the lost key? The result: compromised security, increased liability, and inefficiency. THEBETTER WAY With electronic locks, Norm reports the lost keycard immediately because it s simple to replace. In minutes his new keycard is issued. Norm has become your virtual locksmith by inserting the new card in the lock which automatically cancels the lost card. A simple and efficient solution with no rekeying costs or any compromise of security.

5 Onity electronic locks can secure any door on your campus ONITY S IMPACT ON YOUR CAMPUS Today, electronic locks are quickly becoming the standard on campuses. In fact, many of the largest universities including the University of Miami, University of Southern Cal., and Texas A&M University have Onity electronic locks. Why? Most campuses say that security, cost savings and better key management were the reasons they discarded their metal keys in favor of electronic locks. Onity locks were designed with the entire college community in mind. From residence halls to administrative buildings to classrooms and laboratories, Onity locks add a new level of security while improving key management. THE AVERAGE AWARD FOR SECURITY NEGLIGENCE ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES RANGES FROM $250,000 TO OVER $10,000,000.* *Dr. Adam C. Thermos, STRATEGIC TECHLOGY GROUP, independent consulting group on security automation for major academic institutions M ORE THAN JUST A KEYCARD Another unique aspect of colleges and universities is that a student s keycard can be much more than just a key. On most campuses today, students carry a college ID card that is used in many applications throughout the campus. The campus ID card can be a meal card, library card, and student parking card. It can also be a credit card, phone card and more. And now, it becomes the student s key as well! With Onity s Automated Card Station, students ID cards also become their room keycard in a matter of seconds. Your students no longer have to change cards or wait in line at the card office! Using Onity s Automated Card Station, students ID cards also become their room keycards

6 Solutions YOUR ELECTRONIC LOCKING SOLUTION The Onity electronic locking system, called INTEGRA, manages up to 65,000 doors, 65,000 active card holders and an unlimited number of buildings without costly wiring. How? Information about who can go where and when is stored on the keycard rather than in the lock. Therefore, you can manage your entire campus flow of students and staff from one computer or on a network. S ECURITY IS IN THE CARDS The data on Onity keycards is encrypted for the security of your campus. Some electronic locking systems feature non-encrypted data on the magnetic stripe of their keycards. They follow the ISO standards which is public information. Onity s keycard encoding process does not use ISO s standards. Onity can promise security because we write encrypted information using a high security algorithm that protects the integrity of the information stored into your cards. INTEGRA BENEFITS Upgrade any existing door on your campus Wire-free design promotes low cost and easy installation and maintenance Printable audit trail of up to 1000 transactions recorded in non-volatile memory Onity records information on Track 3 of keycards in order to leave Track 1 and 2 open for other uses System can include online and offline card readers S OFTWARE DESIGNED FOR YOUR Onity created software designed for all your campus needs and offers you full control of your master key plan. Robert Dixon Asst. Director of Tech. Services University of Colorado at Boulder After reviewing other locking systems, the INTEGRA system proved to be the system of choice! It was a significant success with the students and the housing staff as well. We re now converting all Housing Units! The security, convenience, control, reliability and features that INTEGRA locks have over traditional keys are reason enough, but count the costs all the costs, for years, and it s obvious why Onity is the rise with universities! I strongly recommend you check them out. Card Reader Upgradeable to multiple technologies PIN Pad Available Deadbolt Projection from either side of door Weather- Resistant Lock

7 C OMPREHENSIVE SERVICES Below is an outline of Onity s installation process: Your sales representative will call you to learn more about your campus and your electronic locking needs. Next, we will come to your campus to determine the best products for your needs. Then, we send to you a pilot proposal, and we return to your campus for a needs assessment and site survey. Once the proposal is finalized, we order materials and set-up a training date. During your training, you are taught how to use the electronic locks and card encoding equipment. We work with you to create a locking configuration, input your campus data and finally encode the cards. Our certified installers install locks throughout your campus as well as card encoding equipment. We provide continuous support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, to satisfy all of your customer service needs. LOCK SPECIFICATIONS (SUPER DUTY - Super Duty Super Duty w/ Keypad Wire-Free: Installs in minutes even in retrofit scenarios Weight: 9.8 lbs. Dimensions: 9-1/2 x 3-1/8 x 3-1/4 Humidity: Up to 95% without condensation Weatherproof: Fully functional outdoors Temperature Tolerance: -40F to 167F with lithium batteries; 32F to 161F with alkaline batteries Power Supply: 4 AA alkaline batteries (included) (estimated 2-4 years life) Power Consumption: 20uA in standby mode *Super Duty and Heavy Duty locks can be combined throughout your campus. Heavy Duty Heavy Duty w/ Keypad FINISHES LOCKCASES Satin Brass Satin Chrome Polished Brass Polished Chrome ANSI Grade 1 ANSI w/ deadbolt projection by lever ANSI with Auto Deadbolt Cylindrical

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