Extreme Protection In Remote Locations.

Securing high-value assets and facilities in remote locations, providing the highest protection from hostile environments, and flexibility in choice of operation, all combined in engineering excellence. 
 
The MICO Navis-Shield provides all three.

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With a specially designed shroud and self-enclosed locking mechanism, housed in a stainless steel cover, the Navis-Shield has been developed specifically for protection against vandalism and attempted break ins, as well as providing protection against serious hostile environments. The unique self-enclosed design provides a superior level of protection for exposed shackle padlocks generally vulnerable to forcible attack.

The Navis-Shield is ideal to secure mobile shipping containers with its high corrosion resistance, as well as protection against determined forced entry attempts. The Navis-Shield is easily and securely installed for a range of applications and is at home in a wide variety of environments, particularly remote locations.
 
The Navis-Shield enables the widest choice of cylinders from leading manufacturers to ensure compatibility with existing key suiting and the ability to upgrade simply and cost-effectively. Compatibility with mechatronic cylinders also provides individual access, together with audit trails via wireless, programmable smart keys.  

 

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Key Features:

  • 316 stainless steel construction for enhanced corrosion resistance.
  • 6 x bolt through M8 fixings for additional strength.
  • Remote Access Control support using market-leading mechatronic cylinders, for increased electronic security and a complete audit trail.
  • Tested and approved to the latest security standards, receiving LPS 1175 B5 (SR2)* and C5 (SR3)* accreditation on selected doorsets.
  • Removable cylinder housing allows for easy replacement or switching of cylinders as required.

Simple and quick installation for retrofitting to existing gates, containers and doorsets.

Perfect For:

  • Secure external gates.
  • ISO containers, particularly for the infamously rough conditions associated with international shipping.
  • Single and double doorsets, both as a main and ancillary locking device.
  • Exterior cabinets, often based at the side of the road or railway track.
  • On-site storage facilities.