Wavelynx mobile access control systems.
Wavelynx is a specialist in mobile-first access control, developing secure, flexible reader technology for modern buildings. Instead of traditional cards and fobs, Wavelynx allows for secure access using smartphones and wearables. As a proud UK supply partner, CIE provides access to Wavelynx products, backed by expert advice and support from our team.
Mobile-first building access.
Wavelynx is secure access made simple. By focusing on mobile credentials and open integration, their technology helps organisations modernise access without replacing the entire system.
The Wavelynx range is widely used across:
- Offices and corporate environments
- Education and student accommodation
- Healthcare and laboratories
- Commercial real estate and mixed-use developments
- Data centres and critical infrastructure
Whether you’re upgrading an existing system or planning a new installation, Wavelynx makes it easier to take the first step towards mobile access control.
The complete Wavelynx range.
CIE supplies Wavelynx access control readers, bridging the gap between mobile and traditional credentials in a single, flexible solution.
Access control readers
Secure, multi-technology readers designed for modern authentication.
Secure, multi-technology readers designed for modern authentication.
Support for Wavelynx projects: before, during and after installation.
Planning a project using Wavelynx? CIE provides a full range of support services to help you design and deliver a reliable, future-ready access control 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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