Codelocks announces the new XtraD Gate Lock for outdoor access control
Eve Goode
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Codelocks has announced the newest addition to its expanding range of access control lock solutions, the XtraD Heavy Duty Gate Lock.
The new gate lock is a single point, bolt through, fixed gate lock that has specifically been designed for gates where a coded lock is the preferred method of entry for secured perimeters and outdoor areas.
Features of XtraD Heavy Duty Gate Lock
The XtraD gate lock is a robust, durable access control solution designed to withstand tough conditions.
It is designed to work with Codelocks’ heavy duty CL500 and CL600 mechanical locks for basic access control and the electronic CL5000 lock for enhanced flexibility with time-sensitive codes.
Due to these options, this makes the XtraD Gate Lock suitable for a wide range of gated access control environments, including those with high traffic use and in corrosive environments.
The range of options available for the XtraD Gate Lock include a marine grade finish for harsh outdoor and coastal environments and knob or sprung lever options where a single-handed means of access is required.
Suitability
The XtraD Gate Lock is suitable for public facilities that are closed to visitors at certain times to prevent access by unauthorised people but allow access to workers for out-of-hours maintenance.
It is also a solution for industrial, commercial and building sites to provide site access for workers and delivery drivers without having to have a gate operator on hand.
“Extends the convenience and quality of Codelocks”
Jo Milne-Rowe, Managing Director at Codelocks commented: “Perimeter gates are necessary to control access to outdoor areas that you find in industrial or commercial property, including residential communal areas like bin stores and bike storage as well as publicly accessible areas like sports facilities, schools, parks and playgrounds.”
She added: “The XtraD extends the convenience and quality of Codelocks’ mechanical and electronic locks to outdoor gates around areas where controlling access is important.”
