
electronic locker lock
electronic locker lock
The DK111 is an electronic locker lock that works with MIFARE cards, supports user and master cards, runs on 4 alkaline batteries and gives a warning when the locker door is forced.

General card locker locks can be used for lockers and changing cabins in shared-use areas, above all card-operated lockers. With sheet-metal and wood-mounted product alternatives, can also be used securely on document cabinets and safe-deposit lockers.
Today, many prestigious institutions committed to a customer-focused way of working serve their users with the high-security comfort of General electronic card locker locks, while avoiding unnecessary loss of time when problems arise and contributing to their businesses.
Used in many institutions and businesses, General card locker locks lighten the load on businesses in any situation at the busiest times that could leave staff or customers unhappy, depending on the area of use, and let users store valuable documents or personal belongings securely.
Thanks to the comfort and practicality it brings to businesses, it pays for itself financially in a short time by preventing lost keys, lockers left locked, the labour time lost while opening a locked locker, the cost of that process (repairs and new locks) and, most importantly, the loss of security and the loss of prestige these problems bring.
| Card and reading | |
|---|---|
| Card technology | MIFARE |
| Power and battery | |
| Battery / power supply | 4 alkaline batteries |
| Mains adapter | Adapter connection possible |
| Mechanical | |
| Material / surface | Stainless steel surface |
| General | |
| Opening method | Card |
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