
Electric locks, gates and barriers
The same app opens the door, the yard gate and the car-park barrier. Existing credential readers keep working alongside. The controller is usually installed out of sight, so all the user sees is the gate opening.
Lukoton means “lockless” in Finnish, but we don’t sell new locks. We make the old ones smarter: a controller on the inside of the door and the key on the phone. Locks and mechanical keys stay as they are.
Finland’s most common lock cases, 4190 and LC190, are a tough nut to crack for mobile access. The MLA110 is made for exactly them. No motor, no whirring: the user opens the door just as before, and the electronics simply decide whether it may open.

The lock case and cylinder stay in place. The mechanical key still works.
Three AA batteries last about a year. No cabling.
Fitted underneath the handle and the thumb turn without special tools.
Removable, leaving the door exactly as it was.
Requirement: the door has a handle on the outside as well.

The same app opens the door, the yard gate and the car-park barrier. Existing credential readers keep working alongside. The controller is usually installed out of sight, so all the user sees is the gate opening.
When a user is added, a personal certificate is delivered to their phone. From then on, that phone is the key.
Access is checked in real time at every opening, either from Lukoton access management or from your own system through an API. Access can be permanent or limited to an agreed time, and every opening is logged.
The apps are free for users.
You are a security company, an integrator or an app platform. Lukoton controllers open up the sites where replacing locks is not an option. Let’s talk.
Tell us what kind of doors you have. We’ll tell you how to make them open with a phone.