Belwith Products, LLC Announces SecuRemote™ Technology, a New and Innovative Way to Control Home Access

GRANDVILLE, Mich. -- Belwith Products, LLC (“Belwith”), a designer and manufacturer of kitchen, bathroom and door hardware located in Grandville, Michigan, announces SecuRemote™ technology, a new and innovative way to control home access. SecuRemote™ technology operates Keeler™ architectural locks as well as all brands of overhead garage door openers. This new technology allows for the activation of locks and other devices through smartphones. SecuRemote™ technology provides more security, control and convenience to the family.

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