Three questions first
- What do guests open it with? A code they choose themselves, or the card or wristband they already use to enter.
- Is it a wet zone? Battery-free locks are better in wet zones.
- Do you want remote management? Offline locks work on their own, online locks connect to the cloud.
The models we install
- OGS 10: PIN keypad, no cards. The simplest choice for smaller sites.
- OTS 10 Basica: card or wristband, offline.
- OTS 20 Advance: the same wristband as for entering the building.
- OTS 20 Batteryless: no batteries, for wet zones.
- OTS 40 Pulse: cloud-connected, opens with a phone or wristband, with occupancy overview.
- OTS 40 Batteryless: online and battery-free.
What the one-off system cost means
With RFID locks, besides the locks you need programming, software and, for online systems, a gateway and commissioning. It is a one-off cost per project that a PIN keypad does not have. For a small number of lockers a code is often more sensible; for larger sites a wristband quickly pays off in comfort and control.
Where it goes on the door
We fit the lock on the side of the door nearer the middle of the column, symmetric about the joint between doors. With two doors, the locks form a pair at equal distance from the joint, which is comfortable to use and visually calm.
In the configurator you choose a lock and see it on the doors in 3D.
Open the configurator