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SQUIRE’S NEW INIGMA BL1 TAKES GOLD
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Squire has launched the world’s
first Bluetooth bike D-lock to
achieve a Sold Secure Gold
rating. Called Inigma BL1, this
clever keyless D-lock lets cyclists
lock and unlock their bike via
smartphone app.
It’s the trailblazer for Squire’s
new high security electronic
locks and cylinders technology
launched at IFSEC, which
features Squire’s new digital
security system called Inigma.
Inigma BL1 works by using
Bluetooth technology to
communicate with the cyclist’s
smartphone via the Inigma
app download
available on
the App Store or Google Play.
It is easy to set up, users simply
register their details on the app,
then pair the lock with their
smartphone.
There are no keys to lose or
combinations to forget, making
it convenient and flexible.
Importantly, it is super-secure
with AES-256 bit encryption
for the highest level of
security, as secure as
Government or military
electronic products.
Super tough too, the
stylish, patented design
of Inigma BL1 features
an aluminium lock body
with internal armouring and
hardened boron steel shackle.
A host of other benefits
include sharing the lock with
other people and controlling
multiple locks from the same
smartphone. Designed and
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engineered in Britain by Squire,
Inigma BL1 is the result of
an extensive research and
development programme to
develop the ultimate D-lock,
explained CEO John Squire;
“Cyclists are looking for the best
in cycle security and the most
convenient, easy to use cycle
locks. Our Inigma technology is
designed to take cycle security
to a new level and we’re very
proud to achieve Sold Secure
Gold rating, the highest level of
security. It reflects our premium
brand status for ‘toughness
guaranteed’.”
Squire has been at the
forefront of international lock
making since 1780, making
padlocks for cyclists since
the 1960s. Today, Squire is
recognised for some of the
technologically advanced
products in lock making.