DUAL (Dual Code System), EVVA brought two new cost-effective mechanical systems to the market. In 2009 DUAL was replaced by the ICS system. On top of that ELMO, an electronic cylinder system, was developed [...] turn with an electronic system and batteries that are very easy to replace. On the outside: a mechanical locking mechanism that can be integrated into existing locking systems.

3KS was EVVA’s first reversible key system. The unlocking authorisation is verified using three curves. Another innovative highlight: 3KS features a springless pin function. This makes the system resistant [...] locking systems. The first EVVA order involving 3KS came from Berlin Cathedral: German Chancellor Helmut Kohl handed over the symbolic golden key in a ceremony. From 2007, the curve locking system, also

EVVA combined the ESKIS system developed by Zeiss-Ikon with the award-winning GPI system. It was one of the first times that GPI's mechanical security was brought together with the electronic benefits [...] tested GPI technology. As an alternative to ESKIS, EVVA offered durable key tags, which contained ID information, known as EIS – Electronic Identification System.

product range. EVVA products enjoyed such a good reputation that insurance companies gave a 10% discount on premiums if the doors were protected by EVVA products. The range of key systems was also already [...] already very impressive: From ‘single-key’ systems for private households to ‘general master key’ systems for complex facilities and residential complexes, the company offered customised, very high security

EVVA is also one of the most important innovators in electronic locking systems. In 1996 the company created the first genuine online cylinder. ECS combined mechanical locking properties with an electronic [...] electronic access control system. Insert the key into the lock and the system verifies both mechanical and electronic access authorisations using a high-frequency aerial in the cylinder. This is particularly

EVVA, in collaboration with the renowned Fraunhofer Austria Research GmbH, takes first place for its ‘assembly system of the future’ in the ‘Call Pro Industry’, which was awarded by the Wirtschaftsagentur [...] for the first time. The planned ‘assembly system of the future’ will essentially build on the combination of three conceptual pillars, the ‘Cyber-Physical System, ‘Digital Machine Operator Assistance Program’ [...] The aim of the project is to inquire into and define the demands, to design a future process and system architecture and to develop a test of the prototypical, intelligent and replicable assembly units

profile that EVVA designed for individual profile customers. EVVA partners, such as security and locksmith businesses were allowed to sell these keys to customers under their company's name. EVVA used the [...] launched onto the market in 1995, in the plant’s locking systems. DPS/DPI satisfied the market demands for a cost-effective, yet secure system – with several independent, overlapping security levels: Length

high-grade EVVA systems, ICS also features triple protection: First, technical and technological protection thanks to security features invented by EVVA. Second, patent protection ensuring that only EVVA is permitted [...] ICS is a completely new mechanical invention by EVVA. A very durable system that is also ideal for very heavy doors. What makes it different? Hidden internal security components in the key. These make

EVVA is about to introduce three innovations to the market: The first: AccessDesigner – a piece of software that makes digital planning of locking systems and ordering more simple for customers. 4KS, 4 [...] 4 Curve System – a mechanical access control system that meets today’s most challenging security demands. And the second: Design Key, available in a variety of colours, which helps to more easily categorise

allows even better modular combination of electronic Xesar and AirKey cylinders with mechanical EVVA systems. This opens up a number of new applications. For example, in private properties or in public [...] buildings: the benefits of electronic access control on the outside and conventional mechanical locking systems on the inside. Or as a special solution for the fire department: emergency lock on the outside;