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HONG KONG, CHINA - Media OutReach - 1 September 2020 - Southco Asia Ltd., a subsidiary of Southco Inc., a leading global provider of engineered access solutions such as locks, latches, captive fasteners, electronic access solutions and hinges/ positioning technology, has expanded its successful line of rotary latch actuators with a new version that combines keyless electronic locking with modern design. Southco's AC-11-EM Rotary Latch Actuator with electronic locking functionality eliminates the need for mechanical key access when connected to a remote access controller, such as a key fob, or to an existing control system, such as a button located within a vehicle's interior.

New Rotary Latch Actuator from Southco Features Modern Styling and Integrated Electronic Locking Functionality

AC-11-EM Rotary Latch Actuator

The AC-11-EM Rotary Latch Actuator with electronically controlled locking features a flush mount oval shape that complements modern industrial styling. With its recessed handle design, the AC-11-EM eases operation when opening panels and doors with a gloved hand, while reducing snag and catch points.

Featuring a heavy duty design and corrosion resistant construction, the AC-11-EM provides robust protection for outdoor applications including off-highway entry doors and specialty vehicle storage panels. Available with a variety of key locking options, the AC-11 provides direct, single or multipoint actuation of a connected latch.

"The AC-11-EM Rotary Latch Actuator with electronic locking provides a convenient upgrade to electronic access control," said Global Product Manager Cindy Bart. "The rounded edge provides a sleek look that complements applications where dependable remote actuation of a connected rotary latch is critical."

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