Kaba’s E-Plex^® Family of Electronic Locks delivers a broad range of flexible access control solutions. These products vary from simple stand-alone PIN and/or Card Access locks to more advanced that require software for managing many users and doors. Feature options include wireless, self-powered, access schedules, lockdown, audit trail, and many more.

PowerPlex locks are self-powered electronic locks that do not require batteries or other power sources. The lock generates its own power with every turn of the lever, making it the perfect solution for small to mid-sized facilities, rarely visited remote locations, retail "Employees Only" areas and military facilities, just to name a few.

Kaba’s Simplex^® Mechanical Pushbutton Locks offer a simple and convenient way to control access. There are no keys or cards to manage, computers to program, or batteries to replace. In addition, combinations change-out in seconds without removing the lock from the door.

Kaba’s Peaks^® Patented Key Control System provides a cost-effective and secure method for key control management. Patents on the key-and-cylinder, vendor contractual agreements, and key blank control eliminate the unauthorized manufacture and duplication of keys. In addition, the system implements easily, as the cylinders retrofit to all major hardware brands.

Kaba’s Magnetic Stripe Card Locks provide an economical and flexible option for electronic access control. Magnetic stripe cards identify authorized users and the lock records who obtained access. In addition, an existing company ID card, custom card, or personal card can serve as a credential.

Kaba Access Control has expanded its line of multifamily, residential, and institutional solutions to include electronic locking and access control products from three leading brands: SAFLOK, ILCO and Kaba Access pushbutton series.  These solutions secure facilities such as: university campuses, commercial buildings, long-term private and transient military housing, government buildings, as well as multi-dwelling residential communities.