SALTO Systems has been tapped by ExCel London to provide a new smart card access control system to the conference and exhibition center. The new system will include 363 smart card electronic locks that will replace traditional mechanical locks or keypads. The exhibitor has a mix of on and off line doors now, but eventually all will be online. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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