Smart locker locks quickly run out of battery? Consider these points when purchasing

Some smart locker locks rely on batteries, and a dead battery can cause the lock to “stop working.”

Many businesses have reported that:

The locks function normally, but they simply run out of battery quickly.

Replacing the lock batteries every few months is a significant drawback.

Replacing batteries in multiple rows of smart lockers one by one multiple times in a short period of time not only creates a workload for operators, but also increases the company’s operating costs.

When users use smart lockers, if the lock is out of power and the door cannot be opened, they need to find another locker, which increases time and costs and seriously affects the user experience.

There are many factors that affect the rapid battery life of smart locker 錠s, including the quality of the lock, the frequency of users opening and closing the lock, and excessive temperature.

Among them, the quality of the lock is a controllable factor. When purchasing locker manufacturers, priority should be given to the lock’s power consumption and battery life to prevent problems before they occur.

MAKE’s smart locker locks have earned a reputation for durability since their launch and are a must-have.

Lock Power Consumption

This lock utilizes an ultra-low-power MCU, reducing overall power consumption and extending battery life, ensuring long-term lock operation.

Battery Life

The battery is a CR2450 button battery with large capacity and long battery life, which can provide long-term support for the lock.

Generally speaking, the battery life is about 2 years, and even if the user frequently opens and closes the lock, it can be used for about 1 year.

This significantly reduces the frequency of battery replacements required by operators, lowering battery replacement costs for businesses.

MAKE’s smart locker locks effectively solve business pain points, don’t miss it.