Adams Rite, an ASSA ABLOY Group company, has announced the release of the RITE Touch 2050 (RT2050) Digital Glass Door Lock, an advanced keyless access control solution designed specifically for all-glass interior swinging or sliding doors.
According to the company, the lock comes with sophisticated styling, touchscreen technology and multiple access credential options.
RITE Touch 2050 balances form, function and flexibility in modern office and commercial environments.
“Commitment to innovation”
Julia Kamody, Product Manager, Adams Rite stated: “The RITE Touch 2050 embodies the Adams Rite commitment to innovation and design excellence.
“It offers users a low-profile, keyless solution that enhances both the aesthetic and functional appeal of glass interior spaces without compromising security or convenience.”
Advanced access control
The RITE Touch 2050 offers multiple credential options to secure the door, allowing users to unlock openings with a PIN code, biometric fingerprint or MIFARE credential.
On the interior side, customers can choose between two unlocking modes; a knob or an ADA compliant accessibility lever.
Engineered for surface-mount installation, the lock ensures a clean, sophisticated look without the need for glass preparation, Adams Rite added.
Its streamlined design and intuitive touchscreen interface make it a practical choice for offices, conference rooms and other interior glass door applications where aesthetics meets advanced functionality.
Benefits
According to the company, key benefits of the RITE Touch 2050 include:
- Standalone access control: Battery powered for convenience and keyless entry
- Handsome aesthetics: Minimalist design complements glass interiors
- Flexible operation: Choose between knob or accessibility lever for interior unlocking
- Easy installation: Surface-mounted for quick setup—no glass drilling required
With the launch of the RITE Touch 2050, Adams Rite expands its portfolio of advanced access solutions tailored for contemporary glass environments and visually striking spaces.