STiD contactless access control.
STiD specialise in high-security, contactless identification and access control systems, using RFID, NFC, Bluetooth and IoT technologies for environments where security is critical. At CIE, we’re proud to be official UK distributors of the complete STiD range, offering additional services including training, product demos, system design and expert advice.
High-security identification.
From secure access control to asset tracking, STiD solutions help protect people, sites and assets by allowing organisations to manage access in a simple, efficient way.
STiD systems are widely used across:
- Commercial and corporate environments
- Education and healthcare
- Industrial and energy sectors
- Transport and infrastructure
- High-security and regulated sites
With a focus on strong encryption and contactless convenience, STid delivers secure access without slowing down day-to-day operations.
The complete STiD range.
We supply a focused range of STid identification and access control technologies, designed to help installers, specifiers and integrators offer secure and flexible deployment to their clients.
Access control readers
A wide range of readers including mullion, standard, keypad and…
A wide range of readers including mullion, standard, keypad and…
ATEX certified access readers
Certified readers designed for hazardous and high-risk environments, including…
Certified readers designed for hazardous and high-risk environments, including…
Support for STiD projects: before, during and after installation.
Planning a project using STid solutions? CIE offers a full range of support services to help you design and deliver a secure, reliable system.
Our access control specialists can support you with:
System design and architecture
Product specification and compatibility advice
Wiring diagrams and infrastructure planning
Rack design and build
System configuration and commissioning
In-person product and installation training
Free online training and regular webinars
Onsite and remote technical support
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