With the arrival of high temperatures during summer vacation, especially on weekends and holidays, many users flock to swimming pools.
Swimming pool lockers are placed in public spaces for temporary use by multiple people. How can locks adapt to peak pool traffic pressure, alleviate locker shortages, and ensure more orderly operation?
We recommend the MK731, which helps swimming pools easily handle various emergencies and increase locker utilization.
Scenario 1: A user is leaving after a swim but forgets their password and can’t unlock the lock, preventing them from changing clothes or retrieving their belongings.
In addition to unlocking with the user password, the MK731 can also be unlocked using the administrator password, manager password, and mechanical key.
When a user requests assistance, staff can use any of these three methods to quickly address the emergency, resolve user frustration, and alleviate locker pressure within the facility.
Scenario 2: A user reports that there are no available lockers and all are locked.
When a user removes their belongings, they may close the locker, creating the appearance that the locker is in use.
When searching for empty lockers, new users tend to focus on lockers with open doors, subconsciously assuming that locked lockers are unusable.
After unlocking the lock, the MK731 clears the user’s temporary password and remains open until the next user enters their four-digit password.
Even if the locker door is closed, if no password is set, the lock can be opened by simply turning the knob.
Staff no longer need to turn the knob to check each locker individually for vacant lockers.
The MK731 features an occupancy indicator. When the locker is occupied, the green LED flashes once every six seconds, indicating that the locker is in use.
The optical indicator light allows for quick identification, helping new users quickly find an empty locker.
En résumé, the swimming pool locker lock MK731 improves the utilization rate of lockers. Locker companies are welcome to learn more details.