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Legge - Privacy Plus
Description
Legge Privacy Plus Electronic Lock System from Allegion offers a simple solution to managing access to one room through various doorways. From hospitals with shared ensuites, to medical facilities with sterile rooms, and jewellery stores with secure entrances, managing entrances for safety and security reasons can be complicated.
With four systems in one controller, Legge Privacy Plus makes it easy. The new unique nurse call function, notifying staff if the occupant has been in a room for longer than a designated time, further emphasises Allegion's commitment to providing safe environments. Whether it is Standard Privacy, Secure Privacy, Air Lock or Man Trap configurations you need, the innovative Privacy Plus controller meets requirements all in one easy to stock and sell pack set.
The Legge Privacy Plus system not only includes a powerful standalone access control system, but it also includes electric mortice locks, power transfer hinges, power supply, switches and cables. Door furniture is ordered separate, to allow for a selection of lever designs to suit your customer. It is recommended that Legge LED 700 series furniture is used with the Legge Privacy Plus system, as this improves the customer experience by providing an LED indication to the users.
Warranty
1 year electronics. 10 year mechanical warranty
$682.50 NZD | $870.00 NZD
$780.00 NZD | $995.00 NZD
$885.00 NZD | $965.00 NZD
$139.00 NZD | $172.00 NZD
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