Assa Abloy Upgrades Hotel Room Locks at Hilton Surfer s Paradise
(07 Jan 2021) Assa Abloy has upgraded the room locks of the Hilton Surfer s Paradise Hotel & Residences in Australia.
The new VingCard Signature RFID door locks are equipped with Mobile Access and use advanced encryption technology that enables the 178-room hotel to offer guests contactless check-in and digital key room access.
Via seamless integration with the energy management system supplied by Assa Abloy, VingCard Signature RFID can automatically communicate with in-room thermostats and lighting to adjust settings based on occupancy.
When a guest opens the door, Signature RFID ensures that guestrooms are always comfortable by working with the energy
Supplier News 6 January 2021
ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions Implements Latest in Door Lock Security and Contactless Digital Key Convenience at Hilton Surfer’s Paradise Hotel & Residences
Iconic Australian Gold Coast property upgrades to VingCard Signature RFID with Mobile Access and leverages integration with guestroom lights and thermostats for enhanced guest comfort.
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ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions as a leading innovator of security and guest experience-enhancing technology for hotels, has successfully upgraded the room access abilities of Hilton Surfer s Paradise Hotel & Residences with VingCard Signature RFID door locks equipped with Mobile Access. Following a swift and seamless upgrade process, the 178-guestroom property can now ensure the safety of guests using advanced encryption technology while providing them with the convenience of contactless check-in and digital key room access. With its ability to integr
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