Roll-out of SMART locks in technical areas: request your new SMART key 

Written by:

Manloi Jim, SCE Department

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The SCE-SSC Service, in collaboration with the EN-AA Service, is gradually rolling out a new electronic access system in several of CERN’s technical areas.

Using iLoq technology , this system is designed to increase the security of infrequently accessed technical areas while ensuring improved access traceability. It is based on a SMART key and self-charging SMART cylinders that don’t need batteries or wires.

Certain areas have already been equipped as part of a pilot phase. A SMART cylinder can now be obtained using the request form  in EDH.

What is changing

The mechanical locks in the areas concerned will be gradually replaced by SMART cylinders.

A single SMART key provides access to all the equipped areas for which access rights have been granted. Authorisations are managed by ADAMS, and keys must be regularly updated from a smartphone in order to keep access rights active. For more information, please see procedure KB0010770 .

Areas affected by the first phase of the roll-out

  • Entrance to Gallery 825 via Building 188
  • Entrance to Gallery 825 via Building 35
  • Entrance to Gallery 825 via Building 182
  • Entrance to Gallery 825 via Building 110 and 192
  • Entrance to Gallery 180 via Building 180
  • Entrance to Gallery 829 via Building 279
  • Entrance to Gallery 183 via Building 183
  • Entrance to Gallery 826 via Building 113
  • Entrance to Gallery 830 via Building 112
  • Entrance to Gallery 826 via Building 272
  • Entrance to Gallery 826 via Building 30
  • Entrance to Gallery 827 via Building 112
  • Entrance to Gallery 827 via Building 291
  • Entrance to Gallery 827 via Building 378

Users who require access to these areas should request a SMART key via the key request form in EDH.

Please contact the Locks and Keys Service if you have any questions: locks-keys-service@cern.ch.

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