Access Control Hardware

Pivox stocks a comprehensive range of access control hardware for commercial aluminium door installations, including Schuco strike plates, Schuco multipoint bolt locks, Alpro electric strikes, and Alpro transom closers. Whether you need a Schuco strike plate for a SafeMatic system, a Schuco multipoint bolt lock for 5-point locking security, an Alpro electric strike for electronic access control, or an Alpro transom closer for concealed overhead installation, our collection covers the core components for complete door entry systems.

Types of Access Control Hardware

The collection spans mechanical and electro-mechanical door hardware for commercial entry points, including electric strikes, electric locks, solenoid bolts, mechanical locking components, proximity card readers, and door control units. Schuco strike plates and bolt locks serve as the mechanical interface within the door frame, while Alpro electric strikes and bolts provide the electronic locking hardware layer. Exit devices, external panels, and internal monitors complete the system.

• Schuco 240866 strike plate — 3-part INOX strike plate for SafeMatic 241498, 279101, and 279099 multipoint locks

• Schuco 209760 strike plate — 140mm stainless steel, non-handed, for dead bolt lock

• Schuco 209756 strike plate — latch infill, stainless steel

• Schuco 241471 bolt lock 34mm — for Schuco ADS and multipoint systems

• Schuco SafeMatic 211849 multipoint door lock — 5-point automatic locking

• Schuco 209243 door contact bridge — electronic access control and monitoring interface

• Alpro AL110 electric ANSI strike — 12/24V DC, fail safe/secure reversible, IP56

• Alpro AL2000 monitored electric strike — 12/24V selectable, with monitoring

• Alpro EL904M electric strike — 24V DC ANSI PTO, fail secure, monitored

• Alpro EB250 solenoid bolt — slimline, timber, metal and uPVC door applications

• Alpro PRO50 transom closer — concealed overhead, single or double action aluminium doors

Benefits of Electronic Access Control

Electronic access control hardware provides central management of entry and exit monitoring across multiple doors from a single point, improving workflow improvement and scalability across a site. Automated access via proximity card readers, keypads, and wireless locks removes the reliance on key-based systems while supporting visitor validation and audit trails. Backup power supplies ensure fail-safe locking options remain operational during power failure or network failure.

Integration with Other Security Systems

Alpro electric strikes and Schuco electronic door hardware integrate with building management systems, CCTV, intruder alarms, and fire alarms via standard wiring and door entry systems. Electronic locking hardware from both brands supports access privileges management and audit trails, providing entry and exit monitoring data to management applications. Cloud service integration is available through compatible access control platforms.

Modern Technologies in Access Control

Modern access control supports mobile access via smart-phone apps, digital locking, hands free entry, and cloud-based access management across commercial installations. Intelligent control technology and wireless solutions enable automated door management without dedicated cabling infrastructure, supporting wireless locking devices across scalable system configurations.

Choosing the Right Access Control Solution

Selecting between a standalone door kit and a networked digital access management system depends on the number of entry points, safety requirements, user credentials volume, and whether mobile access or wireless solutions are required. Pivox supplies both mechanical Schuco multipoint bolt locks and Alpro electric strikes individually or as part of a wider electronic locking hardware package for commercial aluminium door installations.

Frequently Asked Questions and Support

Pivox provides support and maintenance guidance for Alpro electric strike and Schuco strike plate installations. For ongoing servicing, our team can assist with fail-safe locking options, backup power supplies specification, and installer guidance to keep door entry systems operating reliably.