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Range electronic locks are ideally suited for use on locker, cabinet and furniture doors. Its style and aesthetics compliment and enhance the appearance of any furniture, be it in a corporate, healthcare, leisure or hospitality application.
Range locks help secure valuable assets and personal belongings with ease by eliminating the need for key management. Its user-friendly operation will enhance overall user experience and simplify storage management. Benefits include cost reduction in facilities management and greater efficiency and control of storage units.
Available in different format, styles and finishes with either a digital keypad or RFID user interface, Range locks can satisfy virtually any application, e.g. gym lockers, spa lockers, office furniture, storage cabinets, etc. Range is suitable for use on all types of doors – wood, metal, composite, glass, etc.
Range locks are part of the NextLock range from Digilock.
Axis locks operate with an alphanumeric electronic keypad or touch RFID user interface. The interface also contains a key slot to operate locks with an ADA compliant User Key.
4 AA Alkaline Batteries provide typically 128,000 cycles for Keypad and 54,000 cycles for touch RFID. *
*Based on average usage.
Available in brushed nickel or black as standard. Custom finishes available upon request with MOQ and surcharge.
Available in Standard, Vertical or Horizontal format; with or without Pull Handle.
Features a 12.7mm (½”) motorised deadbolt for either Shared or Assigned Use functionality
Designed for day-use lockers, where the user only requires temporary short-term occupancy of the unit, such as spas, gyms, leisure centres and swimming pools, or for lockers used by part-time students or shift and agile workers.
The operation is extremely simple. The user finds an unoccupied (open) locker and takes possession of the unit by locking it with their credential, which can be a self-selected 4-digit code (PIN) or a compatible RFID token in their possession, such as a room key, membership card or building access control card. The locker can then be unlocked using the same credential that was used to lock it.
Once the locker becomes vacant, a new user follows exactly the same steps to operate the locker and the user credential of the previous user is deleted and no longer works.
Shared Use operation requires no prior enrolment of the user credential at the lock.
Assigned Use mode is designed for lockers that are allocated for the exclusive use of an individual or group on a semi-permanent basis, such as a rental locker in a members club or a student locker in a school where the user needs to leave personal effects in their allocated locker in between visits.
Assigned Use requires the user to enrol their credential (PIN or RFID token) at their allocated locker with the assistance of a facility administrator. Once the user’s credential is programmed in the lock, the unit becomes dedicated to that individual and will only operate with their credential for the duration of occupancy – membership or rental period, trimester, etc. At the end of occupancy, the enrolment process needs to be repeated for the new occupant and the previous occupant’s credential is deleted in the process and will no longer work.
If the installed lock case (rear unit) is a deadlatch model, then the user need only use their credential to unlock the door. The deadlatch will automatically lock when the door is closed shut.
If the installed lock case is a deadbolt model, then the user needs to utilise their credential to both unlock and to lock the door.
Patented electronic keys offer simple and credible standalone management of your Digilock system whilst increasing productivity and reducing operating cost. The keys provide numerous functions:
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