HSU electronic locks are efficient work of the personnel and comfort for guests
HSU electronic hotel locks are an autonomous, reliable and durable solution that provides:
- Easy distribution of access rights to rooms and office premises between the personnel and administrators.
- Quick check-in and advanced protection against unauthorized entry.
- Restricting guests' entry to certain areas and providing access to additional zones like a gym, sauna, parking, etc.
- Generating reports on the movement of guests and employees in the hotel, sanatorium, boarding house or office.
- Check-in and check-out control to prevent financial fraud on the part of the personnel.
- Lighting system control with the help of energy-saving switches with a special pocket to insert an HSU keycard.
Advanced service
Wide functional capabilities allow the use of electronic hotel locks to provide guests with additional services. This is a convenient option for hotels, hotels and boarding houses at which there is a wellness center, gym, parking and other similar areas.
You can provide access to these premises immediately upon issuing a keycard at the time of check-in or after paying for a specific service at the reception. In each case, information can be easily recorded on the keycard without the need to reprogram a particular lock.
Efficient operation
The option to integrate electronic hotel door locks with various management systems, first of all, restaurant and bar PMS and POS, is another strong advantage of HSU devices.
Using these systems increases the work efficiency of the hotel, boarding house, office or any other hospitality establishment. The owner and manager of the business can track the passages of personnel through particular doors, receive check-in and check-out reports and use these data to identify unscrupulous staff members. The feature of recording the services provided to a guest plays the same role. This prevents situations when personnel of a SPA or catering area accepts cash payment directly to their pockets under the table.
Simplicity and high reliability of HSU electronic locks
The combination of simplicity and reliability is one of the core advantages of HSU electronic locks. The first characteristic can be proved by the fact that the devices are powered by usual electric batteries.
Electronic locks can be installed in the same way as their mechanical analogs. They do not require cabling, organizing wireless access points as well as solving Internet connection issues. This helps to avoid construction work and to preserve the aesthetics of the interior that can be easily ruined by numerous wires and cables.
Access can also be organized on non-classic doors. For gates, turnstiles and barriers, a wall reader (controller) is provided. This element operates in the same way as hotel and office keycard-access locks. The basic principles of work are the following:
- The doors are opened with a Mifare-standard keycard, which is protected from copying and forging. It is enough just to bring a keycard close to a particular lock to open the door.
- A keycard can be programmed to open a single or some particular doors within a certain time period.
- There is the Antipanic function for providing an advanced security level. It allows opening the door even if it is latched.
- If a keycard is lost, it is enough to issue a new one. The previous keycard is automatically blocked.
- Service keycards and mechanical keys to open a door are provided for in case of emergency. But it is impossible to use them without a serious reason, since each door opening event is logged in the lock memory.
You can easily order contactless keycard-access locks for hotels, sanatoriums and offices from our partners. HSU products are truly reliable, this statement can be proved by an extremely low failure rate of just 0.1%. If you need some help in choosing a lock model, contact our manager who knows the product line very well and can take into account all your preferences and requirements. All locks have a warranty, besides, you can order delivery to any region CIS.
