Kaadas, A Smart Lock Company, Enters North America

LAS VEGAS—Kaadas Group, a global manufacturer with over 30 years of security industry experience, has announced that it has expanded its operations into North America and in doing so, also launched its authorized security dealer program at ISC West 2023.

The company boasts that as a testament to its recent growth, the North American market expansion announcement makes the full line of Kaadas traditional electronic locks, as well as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Z-Wave connected smart lock solutions available to security professionals nationwide.

“Kaadas is one of the largest, and most popular electronic lock providers you’ve never heard of—until now,” says Nick English, CEO North America for Kaadas.

“We’re here to change that. Decades of experience in the lock industry has permitted Kaadas to push the envelope of technology offerings within electronic lock solutions to offer a wide variety of options and styles, all at affordable price points that satisfy customer demand. We’ve achieved the perfect balance between advanced features and affordability and we’re here to make those solutions available to security professionals nationwide.”

Kaadas Applies Decades of Experience to Product Design

From a global headquarters based in Shenzhen, China, Kaadas has spent the last three decades developing smart and electronic locks. The company focuses on pillars such as product research, development, manufacturing, sales, and customer service. Throughout its decades of operation, Kaadas says that it has developed an understanding of global customers’ needs and developed a portfolio of solutions that includes mortise locks, rim locks, deadbolt and latch-bolt locks to meet the diverse applications and standards across the globe within the residential and commercial markets.

At ISC West 2023 in Las Vegas on March 29-31, in booth #31097, security professionals including dealers, distributors, integrators, installers, and technicians can sign up for its authorized dealer program where they will be among the first to have access to the full line of Kaadas’ lock solutions.

The company points out that its locks will be available under the Kaadas brand name in North America, and in addition, it is also offering partnership opportunities to companies interested in Kaadas manufacturing electronic or smart locks under their own brand.

Kaadas emphasizes that it is one of the largest lock manufacturers in the world and with its expansion of operations into North America, the company is prepared to make the full line of solutions available to a new market. For the first time at ISC West, Kaadas will showcase the new-to-market electronic and smart lock line, including locks with thumbprint access and built-in video doorbells within its own booth at the show.

Kaadas North America operates out of a regional headquarters and warehouse located in California that includes a sales and marketing network strategically distributed throughout the United States set up to service and support the U.S. and Canada.

The company adds that with more than three decades of continuous investment in product research and development (R&D) it has earned more than 400 international patents and software copyrights, which have permitted the company to create a robust electronic and smart lock portfolio. More news from Security Sales: SAMMY Finalists and Winners Ceremony Details for ISC West Revealed

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