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dormakaba Hotel Door Locking System
Electronic Hotel Locks
dormakaba offers a complete selection of guest room locking and access management solutions for limited service properties, as well as deluxe destination resorts. As security requirements for the hotel industry evolve, dormakaba continues to deliver innovative access control systems that provide security, reliability, efficiency and convenience to enhance the hotel’s lock system investment and the guest experience.
dormakaba leads the industry in developing and implementing total-enterprise security for guest room doors, common areas, and physical access in RFID, wireless online systems, smart room and energy management interfaces and now — secure mobile access solutions.
All dormakaba electronic hotel locks are designed, assembled and tested in North America. Every lock is BMHA/ANSI Grade 1 certified and is ROHS (Restrictions of Hazardous Substances) and CE/ EMC compliant.
Mobile Access Solutions
All our RFID locks are Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) capable and can operate using the dormakaba Mobile Access Solutions, allowing guests to use their mobile devices as their room key.
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