This touch keypad locker lock is made of zinc alloy. With the three level system, it is Greatly convenient for people to use. Besides, you can use master key for emergency opening. The products of E-makelocks are sold to more than 80 countries and regions, including Asia, Europe, Oceania, North America and other markets. Please contact us for more information.
Application :
Ideal application for school, office, airport, gym, spa,golf, swimming pool , sauna, suitable for all type of lockers/ doors-plastic metal/ laminate etc.
Features :
- Touch Keypad: More durable and easier operation.
- All metal housing：Elegant, more attractive apperance.
- Three-level management: Master, Sub-master, User.
- Public and Private mode: Same lock can switch between public mode and private mode freely.
- Master key: Emergency unlocking.
- Auto unlock/lock: The deadbolt lock and unlock automatically.
- Flexible installation: Lock housing and battery parts are separated, available to fix on different door thickness locker.
- Low battery warning: Low battery indicator.
Q: When will you arrange the production?
A: We usually arrange the production immediately after receiving your payment if we have the item in stock. Otherwise, please confirm with us for lead time.
Q: How do electronic keypad locks work?
A: Digital keypad locks work by first requiring a user to enter a PIN code into the numeric keypad. Since the lock is digital, it has a power supply. If a user enters a code that has been programmed in the lock, it will disengage the deadbolt and allow the user to open the door.
Q: How safe are electronic locks?
A: When compared to manual locks, digital locks are equally safe. However, it’s important to note that the quality of the materials used for the digital locks also play a part in ensuring its effectiveness.
Q: What is the difference between a smart lock and an electronic lock?
A: What’s the main difference between a smart lock and electronic lock? The key distinction between smart and electronic locks is that smart locks can unlock using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology, while electronic locks require some form of physical interaction or proximity to the key.
