Each cylinder contains a microprocessor and memory and is designed to the exact dimensional standards of the mechanical cylinder it is replacing. No hardwiring or structural changes are required for installation.

The system consists of a CyberLock cylinder that cannot be picked, and the CyberKey that, says Videx, cannot be duplicated. Both the lock and the key store an audit trail of events so management can track the comings and goings of service technicians and subcontractors.

The locks can be installed on doors to buildings’ sheltering control panels, on cabinets’ housing equipment, and in padlocks on gates securing well sites. Managers can set access schedules in their user keys, including specific days and hours, and view the audit trail of activity at various sites in their region all from one central office location.
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