Salto Releases Durable Neoxx Smart Electronic Padlock

ATLANTA  — Salto Systems announces the release of the Neoxx electronic padlock. The new lock is said to enable users to benefit from the advantages of electronic access control where previously it was only possible to use a mechanical locking solution (i.e., perimeter or fire access gates, industrial equipment yards and residential storage areas).

Smart padlocks offer more security, easier maintenance, flexible access methods and a better overview of the locks and users’ activity, according to the announcement. Security is enhanced by removing the lock’s most vulnerable part — the mechanical key — and adding the benefits of being operated with a mobile app and contactless smart key managed by a web-based access control platform.

The Salto Neoxx Padlock is said to be suitable for utility providers — electric power stations, telecom network services, industry applications and more — and property services that need an additional level of security to control specific doors, like gates or storages.

These industries often require equipment and facilities on the perimeter or out in the field that, even though they are in a remote location, require the latest in electronic access control. And because they are often outdoors, the electronic solution they need has to include a product that can weather the extreme elements from rain and dust to snow.

Built to withstand the most extreme weather, the Neoxx is IP68 certified for waterproof performance and high durability, according to the announcement.

The padlock is made of hardened steel with a removable shackle model option, which can be completely detached from the padlock body. The device offers RFID, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and NFC technologies. Users can operate the electronic padlock with their smart card or with an iOS or Android smartphone.

The device is compatible with Salto Space and the Salto Keys-as-a-Service Cloud-based technology.

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