Allegion US has announced that it will showcase the integration of its Schlage XE360 electronic locks with Zentra, an access control solution for property managers and facility executives, at Apartmentalize.
According to the company, Zentra offers a user-friendly experience based on insights from property managers and maintenance staff.
This partnership combines Zentra’s cutting-edge cloud technology with the Schlage XE360 Series, creating a seamless and convenient experience for multifamily communities, Allegion says.
“We are thrilled to announce the integration of Schlage XE360 products with Zentra, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to providing innovative security solutions,” said John Goodwin, Vice President, General Manager, Multi-Family Access at Allegion.
“This collaboration harnesses the power of cutting-edge technology to deliver unparalleled convenience and security for multifamily communities.
“The XE360 Series, with its ability to accommodate any style of opening on a multifamily property, combined with Zentra’s cloud technology, sets a new standard for property management excellence.”
Allegion highlights that Zentra’s cloud technology supercharges the XE360 Series access control functionality to provide flexibility, visibility in reporting and effortless handling of high-traffic communities.
The FleX Module allows the XE360 Series to be easily upgraded in the field to allow migration from an offline to real-time connected solution and to adapt to emerging trends in security and connectivity down the road.
This pairing is ideal for resident units, perimeter exits, amenity spaces and more.
“The integration of Schlage XE360 with Zentra is more than just a technological advancement – it’s a step forward in simplifying and enhancing access management for multifamily properties,” said Nate Spitz, Allegion General Manager, Locks and Access Solutions.
“By combining the reliability of the XE360 Series with Zentra’s cloud-based capabilities, we’re providing property managers with the tools they need to adapt to evolving demands in security and connectivity.”