A hotel needs three things from its lock system: guests open only their own room and staff only their work area, a lost card is replaced without changing the lock, and room power follows the guest card. General Kilit covers this with RFID card door locks, the Energy Saver and the DND/MUR doorbell panel, so the door, room power and room status all run on the same card.
On the door, the General, General Black, General Gold, Pios and Coral models read 13.56 MHz and 125 kHz contactless cards, while Coral Black and Coral Dark use 13.56 MHz MIFARE cards. The locks are battery powered: battery life is 2 years or 50,000 openings, and about 200 more openings remain after the low-battery warning. Each lock stores its last 800 openings with card type, card number, date and time; cards are encoded at reception with the Telcom card lock software.
Inside the room, the Energy Saver powers the lighting, selected sockets and, where the project requires, the air-conditioning line while the card is in its slot, and switches them off after a delay once the card is removed. The DND/MUR panel outside the door shows "do not disturb" and "make up room" requests in the corridor. On fire-rated room doors, the General and Coral models are planned together with a lock case that matches the door's fire test report.
A guest card opens only its own room; housekeeping, technical and management cards get their own access rights. Cards are encoded at reception with the lock software.
A lost card is replaced by a new one without changing the lock. The lock can be opened from outside with a mechanical key and shows a red "do not disturb" light when locked from inside.
The Energy Saver powers lighting, sockets and optionally the air-conditioning line while the card is inserted, then switches off after a delay. It connects directly to 220 V with a built-in relay; a 40 A option exists.
The DND/MUR panel makes do-not-disturb and make-up-room requests visible from the corridor, and DND mutes the bell. The IDEA model's check-in feature shows whether the guest is in the room.
On a fire door the lock must match the lock case and hardware in the door's test report. A TS EN 1634-1 test report issued in the name of Telcom exists for the General card door lock.
Door thickness, mortise opening and handle position are checked before choosing a model. Wi-Fi doorbell models install without breaking walls or running new cables.
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
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
General Gold is a hotel card door lock for contactless RFID and MF cards (13.56 MHz and 125 kHz) with an ANSI-type 5-bolt lock body and anti-panic function.
hotel card door lock
Pios 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.
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
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 card door lock
Coral Dark 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
IDEA is a hotel doorbell system with a 100% glass touch panel and DND/MUR functions whose Check-In feature shows whether the guest is in the room.
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.
hotel doorbell system
İç Ünite is a hotel doorbell unit with a 100% glass touch panel, DND and Make Up buttons and a Please Wait button.
hotel doorbell system
Would Wi-Fi is a touch-panel hotel doorbell system with DND/MUR functions whose Wi-Fi-enabled wireless infrastructure allows installation without demolition work in renovations.
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.
Yes. Guest-room card locks run on batteries, so a power cut does not affect them. Battery life is 2 years or 50,000 openings, with about 200 more openings after the low-battery warning.
Reception encodes a new card and the lock does not need to be changed. How the old card is cancelled depends on the functions of the lock software in use.
Yes. The Energy Saver works with the IC, RF and MIFARE cards used in the door locks. An IR-switch model is also available for hotels without electronic locks.
Yes. In rooms without air conditioning only the lighting and selected sockets are tied to the card. In air-conditioned rooms the AC line can be added through a relay or contactor rated for its current.
In most projects, yes. The model is chosen after checking door thickness, mortise opening, handle position and the door's fire rating; on large projects a trial installation on a few doors comes first.
The lock stores its last 800 openings with card type, card number, date and time. The records are transferred by IR to a data collection device.
Card lock technology
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Hotel room automation
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Fire safety and standards
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