Everest Infrastructure Partners
Everest Infrastructure Partners pioneers iLOQ’s battery-free smart locks in telecom towers
About the customer
Everest Infrastructure Partners owns and markets thousands of wireless infrastructure locations that help connect today’s rapidly evolving communications networks.
About the project
With a rapidly expanding portfolio of telecom towers, Everest Infrastructure Partners was looking for an access management solution that could deliver their customers the highest quality of service and protection.
The solution
iLOQ’s battery-free and keyless smart-lock solution provides Everest with an efficient and secure way to better protect their assets, obtain superior access intelligence at their sites, and provide enhanced ease of site access to their customers.
iLOQ’s lock acquires operating energy from the NFC field generated by a smart device to provide access. This innovation removes physical keys, batteries, and excess wiring from the solution, and ensures maximum security while assuming zero maintenance and minimizing ongoing costs.
How the everyday life of Everest Infrastructure Partners became easier
Security as a priority
iLOQ’s solution eliminates the risks involved with physical keys. Access logs help to prevent or solve instances of misuse.
Efficient access management
Access rights can be granted, updated and cancelled remotely and in real time to ensure only the right people have access.
Reliable operation and freedom from maintenance
With no batteries to replace, maintenance time and costs are removed. Reliable operation is guaranteed in all harsh environments, even during power cuts.
Lower lifecycle costs
By reducing the costs associated with replacing lost keys, locks and batteries, site managers can focus their resources on improving their core business and the customer experience.
We are delighted to partner with iLOQ to become the first US tower owner using battery-free smart locks.
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