Category: Access Control

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock
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Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock
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Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock

Smart Access Control Without Internet Dependency

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock is a professional access control solution designed for secure remote PIN management without internet connection. It is ideal for offices, rental units, and properties in Singapore.

Unlike conventional digital locks, the ADL-2 is built on access control technology, allowing users to generate time-limited PIN codes remotely for controlled entry. This makes it ideal for applications such as serviced apartments, offices, rental units, and restricted areas.

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock Key Features

✔ Remote PIN Generation (No Internet Required at Lock)

Generate secure PIN codes remotely using the Roger PIN Generator (web or app). Each PIN can be configured with:

  • Start and end time
  • Single-use or time-limited validity
    The lock validates the PIN locally using its internal clock—no WiFi or network connection needed.

✔ Time-Based Access Control

Grant access only when needed:

  • Contractors: Allow entry during working hours only
  • Cleaners: Set recurring access schedules
  • Guests: Provide temporary access that expires automatically

With the Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock, users don’t need to manually delete codes after use.

✔ Offline Operation for Maximum Reliability

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock operates completely offline at the door:

  • No dependency on WiFi or cloud services
  • No risk of network downtime
  • Enhanced security against cyber threats

Perfect for locations where internet access is unavailable or unreliable.

✔ Mobile Key, RFID Card & PIN Access

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock supports three authentication methods:

  • PIN code entry
  • RFID proximity cards
  • Mobile Key

Suitable for both individual and shared access environments.

✔ Simple Retrofit Installation

Designed to work with standard mortise locks, the Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock can be installed on most doors without major modification—making it a practical upgrade from mechanical locks.

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock

🏢 Ideal Applications

  • Serviced apartments & rental units
  • Offices and meeting rooms
  • Warehouses & storage areas
  • Clinics and laboratories
  • Multi-tenant properties

Anywhere that requires controlled, temporary, and remote access.

⚖️Why Choose ADL-2 Over Standard Digital Locks?

Standard Digital LockADL-2 Electronic Lock
Static PIN codesTime-limited dynamic PINs
Manual programming on-siteRemote PIN generation
Manual deletion requiredAutomatic expiry
Basic access controlAdvanced access management

🧠 A Smarter Way to Manage Access

Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock is more than just a door lock—it is a compact access control system that enables you to manage entry efficiently without being physically present.

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Contact Acetron for installation of the Roger ADL-2 Electronic Lock in Singapore.

In the case when access control installation includes more than a few doors and it is expected to frequently change the authorizations of the system users, the use of standalone devices may be burdensome. In such cases, it is recommended to consider the use of solutions offered under the standard access control (RACS 4) or advanced access control solutions (RACS 5)

Advanced Access Control
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Advanced Access Control

RACS 5 -Roger Assa Abloy Advanced access control, also known as enterprise-class access control, is intended mainly for medium, big and large facilities, where the role of the access control system is not limited only to people traffic control but is extended with many additional functionalities.

The most important is the possibility of integration with other systems operating in the facility. There are two scenarios of such integration: first where external systems are integrated into the software managing the access control system, and vice versa, integrating the AC system in external management platforms. The systems most often integrated with the AC system include the building automation system (BMS), the intruder alarm system, the fire protection system, the CCTV system, and recently, more and more often, IT platforms increasing the comfort and productivity of the facility users.

In many cases, an advanced access control system becomes the main IT system containing a database of facility users that can be used by other building systems. Therefore, an enterprise-class system must offer a so ware interface with which other systems can not only get data from the access control system but also control it.

Another typical requirement for systems of this class is the management of access to parking lots, lifts, and equipment, while access to the equipment can be realized only in a logical form, by checking the authorization to the object by the facility personnel or physical, as is the case with keys and other items stored in electronic key cabinets.

The software managing advanced access control systems should enable multi-access and also offer the possibility of operating the system from the level of mobile applications and a web browser.

Installation of an enterprise-class access control system requires a thorough analysis of the investor’s expectations, followed by the system design process. Management of this type of system is carried out by security services or industry specialists employed within the organization in which the system operates or is delegated to external companies. Advanced systems provide great functional possibilities and usually offer the possibility of their expansion through the use of software integration mechanisms built into the system. Both the installation and use of enterprise-class systems place higher requirements at the design, installation, and use stage.

The RACS 5 system has been designed as a solution that meets the expectations of advanced enterprise-class access control projects. It is a Polish solution developed and developed by the company’s engineers. This system draws on the experience gained during nearly 20 years of designing and manufacturing access control systems.