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AirKey makes your life easier and gives you greater independence. With AirKey you can open doors with your smartphone, send keys via SMS and easily organise your entire access control system. Consequently, AirKey offers you maximum freedom and maximum security – professionally or privately.
AirKey cylinders are suitable for indoor and outdoor use. They represent the central AirKey system security product featuring plug-pulling and drilling protection, rotary damper and an integrated secure element to guarantee secure data archiving. Thanks to its modular design the cylinder is easy to install and adapt in length.
The AirKey wall reader can be used indoors and outdoors. In combination with the wall reader control unit, it is suitable for controlling electronic locking components in doors of all kinds, e.g. granting access to sliding and swinging doors, lifts and electronic separation systems.
Along with the smartphone, you can also use key tags, AirKey-combi-whristbands, combi keys or cards as access media.
The free Airkey app is intuitive and suitable for iPhone (from iOS 10) and Android 5.0. It turns your smartphone into one or more keys for different systems. You also create and update other access media with the AirKey app, such as cards or tags. The optional pin code provides additional protection for the app.
As secure as online banking
All data is stored anonymously with repeated backups in case of power failures on EVVA servers, meeting strict Austrian security standards. This central administration protects users' digital keys much better than would be possible with individual protective measures. Secure data transfers between your Internet browser and the EVVA server takes place via a protected https connection, used also in online banking. The highly secure ECDSA and AES encryption processes additionally protect the AirKey system and its components. AirKey meets strict EU Data Protection Directive guidelines