Secu­rity cabinets

The mecha­ni­cal WALDIS secu­rity cabi­net is based on a mas­sive steel panel cons­truc­tion and a steel rol­ler shut­ter. This is unlocked with a key or badge and ope­ned and clo­sed manu­ally using the two hand­les on the door.

The cabi­net is locked using a newly deve­lo­ped push rod lock with a KABA cylin­der lock. A spe­cial spring shaft is used for smooth ope­ra­tion of the rol­ler shut­ter, which offers a variety of adjust­ment opti­ons. This approach makes the system incre­di­bly easy to use, as the weight of the armou­red rol­ler shut­ter can be vir­tually eli­mi­na­ted

The elec­tro­nic WALDIS secu­rity cabi­net is based on a solid sheet steel cons­truc­tion and a rol­ler shut­ter door made of resi­stant alu­mi­nium com­po­site.

The rol­ler shut­ter door impres­ses with its smooth and quiet ope­ra­tion and is cer­ti­fied to resi­stance class RC3 in the stan­dard ver­sion.

The rol­ler shut­ter of the secu­rity cabi­net is ope­ra­ted elec­tro­ni­cally via a wall switch, a code switch, a key or a remote con­trol and can be cus­to­mi­sed to meet any spe­ci­fic cus­to­mer requi­re­ments. The secu­rity cabi­net can be easily inte­gra­ted into an exi­sting locking plan and the door posi­tion can be scan­ned and moni­to­red by the alarm system.

The signal trans­mis­sion from the but­ton to the ope­ra­tor can be car­ried out by cable or by radio trans­mit­ter, which makes the posi­tio­ning of the actua­ting ele­ment very fle­xi­ble and eli­mi­na­tes the need for com­plex cable lay­ing.