The new Aperio® wireless door position sensor provides instant information on a system’s security status

Product Profile

Add instant feedback to any door security system with the Aperio® Sensor AS100. The new sensor from ASSA ABLOY maintains the integrity of a security system by detecting and transmitting door status information.

The latest addition to the Aperio® range of security solutions displays the current status of a door - open or closed - and notifies the control system wirelessly via the Aperio® 1-to-8 Communication Hub.

The AS100 works as a standalone wireless device - fully compatible with already installed doors equipped with electronic Aperio cylinders and escutcheons - or in tandem with other products from the ASSA ABLOY Aperio® range, if required. 

Aperio® wireless door sensors are battery operated and can be positioned up to 25 metres away from an Aperio 1-to-8 Communication Hub, which integrates the door with the computerised access control system. They blend unobtrusively into the environment, thanks to small dimensions and wireless design.

About Aperio®: Available on the global market place, ASSA ABLOY’s Aperio® Technology now enables a wide range of access control providers to cost-effectively integrate non-wired doors with mechanical locks into access control systems.  

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Technical Specification

Make ASSA ABLOY - Aperio®
Manufacturer ASSA ABLOY EMEA
Category Access Control>Access control system accessories
Model code Aperio Sensor AS100
Accessories Wireless door position sensor
Additional info

Temperature range: +5 ~ +50 C. Humidity: 10 ~ 90 % non-condensed

ASSA ABLOY - Aperio Sensor AS100 displays the current status (open/ closed) and notifies access control systems wirelessly via the Aperio 1-to-8 Communication Hub.

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