Quantek provides access control solutions, including wireless automation controls, door sensors, and disabled toilet locking systems.
Quantek, a trading name of C Prox Ltd, is a UK-based specialist in access control and door automation products. The company offers a diverse range of solutions such as wireless keypads, remote controls, proximity switches, and safety edges designed for gates, barriers, and automatic doors.
Quantek is particularly noted for its comprehensive Disabled Toilet Locking Systems, which utilize intuitive touch sensors and voice annunciators to ensure accessibility and compliance. Based in Dronfield, Quantek supplies installers and end-users with reliable, secure, and user-friendly entry systems.
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Three faint red flashes when pressing the remote usually indicate that the battery is low and needs changing.
You can often program a new transmitter using an existing working one (Method 1) or by accessing the receiver's learn button. Refer to the specific product manual or receiver instructions for the exact procedure.
First, check the battery level in the remote. If the battery is fine, ensure the receiver is powered and check for any safety device obstructions.
The system typically uses external and internal touch sensors. The door is normally unlocked; touching the external sensor opens it. Once inside, touching the internal sensor locks the door and changes the LED status to red (occupied). Touching the internal sensor again unlocks and opens the door.