XS4 Original+ — ANSI
Versatile ANSI door retrofits
- Fits many mortise, cylindrical and tubular preparations
- Multiple finishes and handle configurations
Products
51 products across locks, cylinders, readers, controllers, and credentials. Filter by property type to see what applies to you — or let the site assessment sort it out door by door.
Battery-powered electronic locks that replace the hardware already on the door. Most are wire-free retrofits onto standard ANSI preparations.
Versatile ANSI door retrofits
Most residential doors
Stylish tubular-lock retrofits
Connected ANSI door upgrades
PIN and smart-credential entry
Compatible deadlatch openings
Design-focused interiors
Discreet premium openings
Controlled entry and exit
Two-sided access control
Direct electronic replacements for mechanical deadbolts on residential and unit entry doors.
Residential deadbolt upgrades
Interconnected residential entry doors
SALTO Neo cylinders swap into existing mechanical hardware, which makes them the low-disruption option for gates, cabinets, and doors you do not want to replace.
Compatible mortise locks
Surface-mounted locks and panic hardware
Heavy-duty deadbolt openings
Cabinets and specialty storage
Swiss-profile applications
Emergency exits and glass entrances need purpose-built hardware. Fitment on these is always field-verified before anything is ordered.
Compatible emergency-exit doors
Selected panic-device retrofits
Compatible glass doors
Ski lockers, storage cages, gates, and utility areas — the openings that usually stay on keys long after the doors have moved on.
Gates, storage and utility areas
High-security outdoor applications
Resident and staff lockers
Shared amenity lockers
For main entries, elevators, turnstiles, and gates — anywhere the reader belongs beside the opening rather than in it.
Standard U.S. wall boxes
Narrow-frame entrances
PIN plus credential access
Common-area entrances, gates and controlled access points
Premium architectural interiors
Custom panels and turnstiles
Vehicle and long-range access
The wired backbone behind reader-controlled openings. Specified and configured as part of the system design.
Wired reader-controlled openings
Expanded door integrations
Flexible reader and door control
Single-door access control and automation
What carries a permission change from the dashboard out to the lock. Placement comes from the site survey, not guesswork.
Connecting wireless access devices
Wireless door communication
Wireless network communication
Compact wireless network expansion
Extending wireless coverage
Door status, identity verification, and credential-activated room power — the pieces that turn access hardware into operational data.
Door and window status monitoring
Touchless identity verification
Room energy management
Hospitality room energy control
Most properties mix several of these — staff on fobs, guests on cards or mobile keys, vendors on time-limited credentials. All managed from the same dashboard.
Residents, staff and guests
Compact everyday credentials
Pools, amenities and active guests
Discreet everyday access
Hospitality guest stays
Short-stay guest credentials
Technician equipment we bring to installations and service calls.
Installation and lock servicing
Nothing in the catalog matches that filter.
Fitment depends on the actual opening. Door preparation, hardware, and wireless coverage are all verified on site before anything is ordered — which is what the free assessment is for.
Free site assessment
That is the normal starting point. We walk the property, inventory every opening, and come back with a door-by-door plan naming the specific device for each one.