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Access Control, Door Entry Systems
News Release from: Miwa | Subject: Nexus System 200
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 11 December 2003
Miwa Electronic Locks Secure Merrion
Hall
Merrion Hall, a superior first class hotel located in the embassy district of Dublin, has installed Miwa's Nexus AWH electronic card locks working with the Nexus System 200 for the security of guests.
Built in 1850 and renovated in 2003, Merrion Hall is an exclusive Edwardian style townhouse offering peace and tranquillity Part of the Halpin Private Hotels Group, Merrion Hall holds a 4-Star rating from the Irish Tourist Board, an AA 5-Diamond Premier Selected classification, an RAC 5-Diamond Highly Acclaimed rating and has been voted RAC Property of the Year
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 5 Dec 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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Located within minutes of downtown Dublin, the hotel lies adjacent to the RDS Convention Centre and is linked to the major tourist sites and business district by the DART electric train.
Miwa distributor, Architectural Design Associates, carried out the installation, fitting 25 AWH electronic card locks in a polished brass finish and Miwa's Nexus System 200.
Diarmud Rath, Senior Sales Executive with ADA, said: "Pat Halpin, proprietor of the Halpin Private Hotels Group, chose Miwa for Merrion Hall due to the slim line appearance of the locks and also liked the stylish knob handle design.
He is very impressed with the system and it's been a great showcase installation for Architectural Design Accessories as the new Miwa distributor for Ireland.".
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