Keylex Case Study Introduction - Public Transportation (Railway Edition)

Can be installed in various locations! No electricity or batteries needed, so costs are reduced♪

Previously, we introduced examples of Keyless systems used in public transportation such as railways and airports, but this time we will focus on the railway sector in our "Railway Edition"! The installation locations are diverse, including station master's offices, crew entrances, platform doors, kiosks and restaurants on platforms, storage for toilet supplies, and crew accommodations, among others. The reason for the widespread adoption in so many locations is the convenience of the button-type keyless system. Access is granted by pressing a designated PIN button, so there is no need to carry keys! This eliminates the risk of losing keys. Another advantage of Keyless is that it does not require power or batteries. It is more affordable compared to electronic locks and features a completely mechanical mechanism, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use! We highly recommend considering Keyless, which has a proven track record of reliability!! 【Features】 ■ Allows for restricted access for a specific number of users. ■ With the automatic locking type, it prevents forgetting to lock, ensuring it is always secured. ■ No need to carry keys since it is button-operated. ■ A mechanical mechanism that does not require electrical work. ■ Easy to change the code, allowing for low-cost security maintenance.

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