Museums create a safe, welcoming, open environment built to educate and engage the public whilst simultaneously protecting high value displays and promoting our heritage. However, this “open access” must be finely balanced with museum security, to make sure irreplaceable assets are secure while your visitors’ experience is pleasurable.
A museum can be a target of theft at any time and having a security system that can track the movement of keys and their usage is a major benefit for which Abloy UK offers two specifically designed product solutions.
Abloy UK offers the innovative CLIQ® system, enabling your employees and temporary staff to have their own keys, which are scheduled to work only where they are authorised during their shift. The permission-based, cloud-hosted system means there is no risk of lost or stolen keys as keys can be revoked quickly and easily any time with the web management system, and the real-time audit trail lets you know who has used which key, where and when.
Traka 21 key management offers the ability for keys can be shared by staff on different shifts using verified PIN access to the unit, only allowing specific people to access dedicated keys at specific times, which if used in conjunction with CLIQ®, will maximise the security of your assets.
Abloy UK also offers a comprehensive range of mechanical and electrical locking solutions for cabinets, display cases and doors in areas that need to comply with emergency and panic escape regulations. With ABLOYs range of cam locks, cabinet locks and electric locks, we can heighten your security and protect your most precious assets.
To maintain the security required several major museums have incorporated Abloy security solutions and are benefitting from the following features:
Abloy Solutions
Abloy products are installed to combine safety and security and can be used to help museums implement Dynamic Lockdown. They allow safe egress for occupants in the event of an emergency while protecting high-value assets and property and can be used to compartmentalise sites and areas within buildings. They are trusted at many museums and heritage sites including the British Museum, V & A, Ashmolean, Design Museum, Dylan Thomas Centre, Science Museum, National Maritime Museum and the Museum Of London.