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MASTER SYSTEM |
| BENEFITS |
| The Master System allows you to manage all doors in a building with only one key. With this system, regular door keys do not lock or unlock each other. Group master keys can lock and unlock all doors within the group. This leads to an ease of building and key management and provides convenience in emergency cases. For example a hotel room cleaning employee responsible for 30 rooms is given only one key rather than 30 keys. |
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| GROUPING |
| The doors in your building must be categorized under groups in the Master System. |
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| Floor/Building Grouping |
| Grouping can be done on a floor or building basis. For example, floors 1, 2, and 3 can each be separate master groups. |
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| Function Grouping |
| Grouping can be also done on a function basis. For example, all rooms of a clinic for outpatients in a hospital can be categorized under a master group. |
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| Combination Grouping |
| A floor and funtion combination grouping can also be done. For example, after all doors are grouped on a floor basis, doors located on all floors can be also grouped on a function basis. |