ABLOY’S EPSS TEAM: THE KEY TO HIGH SECURITY

27 Apr 2016

Abloy UK has formed a new Electronic Product Sales & Support (EPSS) team, which has been created specifically to support electronic products - the future of high security locking systems.

Abloy has been delivering high quality, high security solutions to the UK’s critical infrastructure and commercial environments for over 50 years. Now more than ever, total solutions need more than just a good product, they demand expert management from start to finish – and the EPSS team offer just that.

The team boasts a number of skilled and experienced staff, able to design systems, and provide support services and master key services for distributors and end users.

They can look after everything from design and planning, to arranging delivery and installation, and ongoing maintenance and management. The team specialise in a range of products, including PROTEC2 CLIQ, One-CLIQ and Low Energy Locks.

Pip Courcoux, CLIQ Systems Sales and Product Manager at Abloy UK, said: “Abloy’s CLIQ^® system represents genuine innovation leading to a new era in the locks market. By enabling remote authorisation and management of access control using highly encrypted, ground-breaking Bluetooth technology, it provides the link between digital technology and mechanical locks.

CLIQ^® is ideal for a huge range of applications, designed to meet the needs of our OEM and commercial customers.

The creation of the EPSS team endorses Abloy’s commitment to the future of the industry, with a wealth of experience in traditional locking solutions, partnered with the skills and knowledge required as we move into a more digital age. 

“Qualifications in the team range from Microsoft Qualified network and database certificates through to the Guild of Architectural Ironmongery Diploma, providing the backup our customers need when specifying, installing and maintaining complex security systems. 

“The primary role of the team is the support of the revolutionary Abloy PROTEC2 CLIQ product with over 30,000 keys and locks all over the UK securing some of our most critical infrastructure.”