Ubiquiti UACC-LOCK-BOLT-SECURE | UniFi Protect Fail-Secure Bolt Lock for Access Control

Q: What does 'fail-secure' mean for this bolt lock?
A: Fail-secure means the lock defaults to a locked (secure) position if power is lost or interrupted. This ensures that access-controlled areas remain protected even during power outages, making it ideal for high-security environments.

Q: Is the UACC-Lock-Bolt-Secure compatible with the UniFi Access system?
A: Yes, this lock is designed specifically for the Ubiquiti UniFi Access ecosystem. It integrates with UniFi Access hubs and door readers, and is managed via the UniFi console or UniFi OS.

Q: What is the difference between a fail-secure and a fail-safe lock?
A: A fail-secure lock remains locked when power is removed, prioritising security. A fail-safe lock unlocks when power is removed, prioritising free egress. The UACC-Lock-Bolt-Secure is fail-secure, suited for server rooms, data centres, and restricted entry points.

Q: Can this lock be managed remotely?
A: Yes, when integrated with the UniFi Access platform, administrators can manage door access schedules, user permissions, and lock events remotely via the UniFi console with an internet connection.

Q: Where can I purchase the UACC-Lock-Bolt-Secure in Australia?
A: You can purchase the Ubiquiti UACC-Lock-Bolt-Secure through iptrading.com.au, an authorised Australian reseller of Ubiquiti products offering competitive pricing and local support for enterprise networking and physical security solutions.

Q: What other UniFi Access components are needed to deploy this lock?
A: A full deployment typically requires a UniFi Access Hub (such as the UA-Hub or UA-HUB-8), compatible UniFi Access readers or intercom devices, and the UniFi OS console. The bolt lock connects to the access hub via standard wiring.