User-based permissions
Define which key fobs each person may remove and at which dates and times.
Clavium releases each key fob only to authorized users, on allowed dates and times, records withdrawal and return, and shows who is responsible for each key fob now.
Fleets, technical rooms, controlled medication, restricted areas and critical assets require real control: who took it, when, when it was returned and whether it was authorized.
Define which key fobs each person may remove and at which dates and times.
Reports show withdrawal, return, responsible user and full history for each key fob.
Delays, unauthorized attempts and critical events can generate alerts, notifications and records.
Each key fob has electronic identification. The user identifies himself, the system checks permissions and automatically records every movement.


Key fobs do not have fixed positions. They can be returned to any vacant receptacle, and the system automatically recognizes which key fob was returned, where it is, and who was last responsible for it.

The same electronic key fob is used in the C1 and C3 families. Keys are attached to the body identified by the system, enabling individual control, authorized release and traceability.

The C7 and C9 families use their own key fobs, with electronic identification and receptacle signaling to guide removal, return and unauthorized attempts.
From rugged cabinets for hostile environments to modular systems for thousands of key fobs, Clavium can be configured for each operation.

Steel cabinets, protected physical keypad, monochrome display, internal UPS and individual lock per key fob.

A dedicated controller with one or several key fob cabinets, color display, fingerprint reader and individual lock per key fob.

Fingerprint reader, app, green/red indication and audit trail, without individual lock on each key fob.

Panels for hundreds or thousands of key fobs, installed in a controlled room or behind a security counter.


The C3 family was designed to grow. The controller has its own cabinet and controls one or many adjacent or interconnected key fob modules. Each key fob has an individual electromagnetic lock, but it can be returned to any free slot.
C7 is ideal when the organization needs control, traceability and operational discipline with the best cost-benefit ratio. The door is released for an authorized user, permitted key fobs light green and forbidden ones light red. Improper attempts may generate alarms, notifications and report records.


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| C1 | C3 | C7 | C9 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main use | Harsh environments and heavy use | Offices, companies and expandable operations | Control with the best cost-benefit ratio | Large volumes in controlled room or counter |
| Display | Protected monochrome graphic display | Color touch, 5” and 7” options | 2.5” color, non-touch | Computer/controller |
| Fingerprint reader | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Individual lock | Yes | Yes | No; green/red indication, alarm and record | Controlled by room, counter or protected area |
| Modularity | Capacity by cabinet | Yes, adding cabinets | Capacity configurations | Yes, unlimited panels |
| Smartphone operation | No | No | Yes | Depending on configuration |

Contronics conceives, designs, manufactures and sells Clavium equipment, with full technology domain and the ability to create special solutions.





