Three needs shape lock selection in a hospital: the right lock case on doors covered by fire regulations, keyless access to lockers used by hundreds of staff, and card-controlled access to rooms in inpatient or guest areas. General Kilit meets these needs with RFID card door locks, coded and card locker locks, the Energy Saver and a presence sensor.
On fire-rated doors, the General and Coral card locks are used with the lock case and hardware listed in the door's fire test report. A TS EN 1634-1 test report issued in the name of Telcom exists for the General card door lock. The locks open by card, record the last 800 openings and can also be opened from outside with a mechanical key.
Changing-room and storage lockers for doctors, nurses and other healthcare staff use coded, card or card-and-code locks, and administrators reach any locker with a master code or master card. The DK112 and DK113 locker locks have insulated, humidity-resistant electronics and operate between -25 and +70 °C.
The lock case is chosen to match the one in the door's fire test report. A TS EN 1634-1 test report issued in the name of Telcom exists for the General card door lock.
Healthcare staff open lockers by card, code or both. The card-operated DK119 accepts up to 10,000 users and warns before the battery runs out.
Staff, technical and management cards get different rights. Card door locks store the last 800 openings with card number, date and time.
The DK111 is a hidden contactless card lock for drawers, hinged doors and glass panels; it reads cards through up to 40 mm of wood and is programmed without a computer.
Hospital rooms and VIP floors can use card locks, energy savers and DND panels as in a hotel room; a presence sensor helps switch loads off in empty areas.
hotel card door lock
General is a fire-resistant (TS EN 1634-1-2) hotel card door lock for contactless RFID and MF cards (13.56 MHz and 125 kHz) with an ANSI-type 5-bolt anti-panic lock body.
hotel card door lock
Coral is a hotel card door lock that reads 13.56 MHz MIFARE cards via RFID and NFC, with an ANSI 5-latch anti-panic mortise; the CORAL ID model adds a Bluetooth mobile key.
hotel card door lock
General Black is a hotel card door lock for contactless RFID and MF cards (13.56 MHz and 125 kHz) with an ANSI-type 5-bolt anti-panic lock body and optional black coating.
hotel card door lock
Coral Black is a hotel card door lock for contactless RFID MIFARE 13.56 MHz cards, made without zamak alloys and suitable for doors 35–60 mm thick.
hotel energy-saving device
Energy Saver is a hotel room energy-saving switch for IC, RF and MIFARE lock cards with a direct 220 V connection, a built-in relay and 40 A and 20-second delayed switch-off options.
hotel energy-saving device
A presence sensor detects people or objects in a given area even without movement and helps save energy.
hotel doorbell system
Would is a hotel doorbell system with a 100% glass touch panel, made up of in-room and outdoor units, with do-not-disturb (DND) and make-up-room (MUR) lights.
electronic locker lock
The DK113 is an electronic card and keypad locker lock that opens with a code or a MIFARE card, accepts a master card instead of a master code and runs on 4×1.5 V AAA alkaline batteries.
electronic locker lock
The DK119 is an electronic card locker lock for MF and RF cards (13.56 MHz and 125 kHz) with capacity for 10,000 users and reading through up to 40 mm of wood without an external antenna.
electronic locker lock
The DK112 is an electronic keypad locker lock using 1–10 digit user and master codes, powered by 4×1.5 V AAA alkaline batteries, that gives a warning when the locker door is forced.
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.
No. The lock has to be used with the lock case and hardware listed in the door's fire test report. Unsuitable hardware can affect the door's fire performance.
If the hospital already issues staff cards, a card locker lock compatible with that technology can be chosen; where staff do not carry cards, a coded model fits. Card compatibility is tested before the project.
With a card system, the leaver's card rights are removed or the card is assigned to another employee, so no keys change hands. How this is done depends on the model chosen.
The DK112 and DK113 give an audible warning when the battery is low. The card-operated DK119 warns before the battery is fully drained and then opens automatically; it can also be opened with an external battery.
Fire safety and standards
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Card lock technology
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Locker locks
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