The PERSONA™ electronic locks were the first offline electronic locks introduced specifically for educational facilities. They include a magnetic stripe card reader that requires a properly encoded magnetic stripe keycard, and a keypad to enter a corresponding 4-digit PIN code.

The locks are all metal for durability, which means there are no external plastic parts to be tampered with. The lock software is versatile enough to accommodate the many configurations of residence halls, faculty offices, and common areas.

It can accommodate up to one billion users and provides an audit trail that records the last 700 events in the lock including successful and failed access attempts, deadbolt thrown, door position, etc.

The lockcases themselves contain sensors that monitor movement within the lock including entries by card and PIN or emergency key, deadbolt use and door position.