
Double-knob cylinder
- Elektronik-Knauf (Leser) auf der Außenseite und Mechanik-Knauf auf der Innenseite, permanent eingekoppelt
- Variante: Schweizer Rund-Profil
- Variante: Panik-Funktion

Our devices are called "CESentry", but are used in both systems: AccessOne and CESentry.
Battery-powered, wireless electronic cylinders can be quickly fitted into existing locks and programmed. They are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use and are available with optional enhanced burglary protection.
Thanks to a range of designs and variants, flexible solutions can be implemented – such as stand-alone cylinders in the CESentry system, which can be added or removed independently. This simplifies service calls and optimises stock management. All variants have T120 fire resistance.




Our devices are called "CESentry", but are used in both systems, AccessOne and CESentry.
The electronic fittings feature an external battery compartment and require no wiring through the door leaf. They can be combined with a mating fitting in a matching design or with the existing fitting. All variants are available with fire resistance up to T120, and are also available as a dual fitting for access control on both sides, as well as in a black finish.

A slimline electronic fitting for internal and external doors. It is ideal for modern access control solutions on framed doors.

Electronic fitting for internal and external doors. It is ideal for modern access control solutions on solid-panel doors.

Electronic fitting for interior doors.
Security-critical doors with complex requirements are monitored and controlled online. Doors with a purely organisational function are fitted with secure, wireless mechatronic offline locking devices.
The readers are installed at external doors, barriers, main entrances or other central locations. They are permanently connected to the access control system (ACS) via the intelligent controllers. Individual access rights can be defined and managed in the ACS database. The readers verify the authorisations on the access cards (access media), open the door and update the authorisations for the mechatronic devices on the access cards.



The electronic cabinet lock is ideal for the secure storage of valuables, personal belongings, work equipment or hazardous substances.
The battery-operated cabinet lock is wireless, easy to install and fits many metal and wooden cabinets with existing mechanical fittings.
It can be seamlessly integrated into electronic locking or access control systems, enabling staff to operate doors and cupboards using the same ID cards or transponders.

You can operate the furniture locks in various modes of your choice: All Open mode, One Open mode, One Open Plus mode (with AccessOne)

All Open Mode
: Any authorised access medium from the associated locking system can open and lock the furniture lock. For cupboards that need to be accessible to several people, such as medicine cupboards in a hospital, the furniture locks are used in All Open Mode.
One Open Mode (default setting)
Any authorised access medium from the associated locking system can lock one or more furniture locks. Only the access medium that previously locked the cabinet can unlock it.
*One Open Plus mode
: Any authorised access medium from the associated locking system can lock exactly one furniture lock. Only this access medium can subsequently unlock the locked furniture lock. In addition, a maximum lock duration can be set.
*Only in conjunction with the AccessOne access control system.
In the video, we demonstrate the internal assembly of the CESentry electronic door fitting step by step. You will see how the door handle, handle mounting bracket, spring mechanism, battery compartment and reader unit work together, and what you need to bear in mind to ensure the fitting is assembled correctly.
Changing the battery in an electronic lock is simple, straightforward and quick. The correct tool is supplied with every new system. The battery removal tool is positioned in the correct place and turned.
The video illustrates the process.
Find out more about how AccessOne works and the areas in which it is used.

