The institute awarded the contract to DoorWare Ltd and its partner One Card Solutions.
Kieran Gorey of DoorWare said: “We’ve designed a highly secure and flexible access control system using Salto technology to meet all of the requests of CIT and it has been installed in a variety of locations. Initially it was retro-fitted in locations where doors had previously been controlled by a mechanical keyed system, these locks being replaced by modern electronic escutcheons.
“This was principally in the administration building and in the main building. In the administration building it has been fitted to the perimeter doors as well to access doors into the various sections; Buildings and Estates, Admissions, Grants, Registrars, Presidents Office, Finance, HR, etc. In the main building, it has been used on the doors of the communications closets, managed by the IT department. In all of these locations control units have also been fitted, mostly a mixture of off-line CU5000 and on-line CU50EN.”
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