What’s New Industry News, ALOA News, New Products and More ALOA Board Nominations Open N ominations are now open for five seats on the ALOA SPAI Board of Directors. Be more involved in ALOA and run for an open seat! Nomination forms are due by March 1. Positions up for election this year include President, Southeast Director, North Central Director, Southwest Director and Associate Region Director. Elections will be held June 14, 2019, and information will be included in future issues of Keynotes. For a nomination form and more information, please see pages 9 and 10 in this issue. If you have questions, please contact ALOA Secretary Clyde Roberson at [email protected] or (540) 380-1654. PRODUCT BRIEFS Medeco Security Locks, a division of ASSA ABLOY N.A., has introduced Medeco CLIQ Go to its CLIQ family of programmable keys, cylinders and cloud-based software. The intelligent key system for small to medium- sized businesses lets users manage the system via a mobile app to change an opening’s access rights, modify key schedules or disable a key. CLIQ cylinders can retrofit a business’s mechanical cylinders without a need for hard wiring, as power for the system comes from the CLIQ key. For more information, visit www.medeco.com/cliqgo. Ilco has released the Swift Plus laser key duplicator, an entry- level mechanical key-cutting machine for the duplication of laser, dimple and tubular keys. It is lightweight and compact for counter use or in mobile units, and it has a replaceable jaw surface on the cutter side. The product has a lockable carriage/table for dimple keys that prevents movement during transport. Jet Keys has stocked several new key blanks, including transponder keys for Honda, Toyota and Chrysler. They have also added Schlage Everest 35-009-C124, 35- 0030C124, 35-009-C125 and 35-003-C125 6-pin keys. For more information, visit www.jetkeys.com. KeySecure by Codelocks is a new range of key control cabinets that regulate access and manage keys with only authorized users, using a single or unique access code. The steel squared-bodied cabinets, available in several sizes, have mechanical or electronic digital coded locks and can store keys, fobs and padlocks. They come in several configurations, including wall mounted, freestanding, self-closing slam shut and clear fronted. Cabinets have adjus table key hooks, allow the addition of extra hooks and have numbered and color-coded adjustable hook bars. The range includes key control cabinets that feature peg tracking to identify the person who removes a key from the key cabinet. 8 KEYNOTES DECEMBER 2018 WWW.ALOA.ORG
