In a student dormitory, the lock system makes sure each student enters only the block, floor and room they are authorised for, staff and management work with their own rights, and a lost card is cancelled and replaced. General Kilit supplies card room locks, student locker locks and the Energy Saver for state, foundation and private dormitories.
Card locks on room doors run on batteries, need no cabling and keep opening with a card during a power cut. Each lock records its last 800 openings with card number, date and time, and the records can be transferred by IR to a data collection device. On doors covered by fire regulations, the General and Coral models are planned with a lock case that matches the door's fire test report.
Student lockers use the coded DK112, the card-and-code DK113 or the card-operated DK119; when a code is forgotten, the administration opens the locker with a master code or master card. In teachers' guesthouses, police guesthouses and institutional guest houses, the same infrastructure becomes a hotel-style room package: card door lock, energy saver, DND/MUR doorbell and coded locker lock together.
A student card is authorised only for its own block, floor and room; staff and management cards are encoded with separate rights. Separate blocks for male and female students are enforced by card rights.
A lost card is cancelled and the student gets a new one; the lock stays in place. Copying mechanical keys and passing spare keys around comes to an end.
Card locks store the last 800 openings with card type, card number, date and time; the records are transferred by IR to a data collection device.
On doors covered by fire regulations, the lock case is chosen to match the door's test report. For existing doors, the door section, fire rating and mortise are checked first.
The coded DK112, card-and-code DK113 and card-operated DK119 suit both assigned and day-use lockers. If a code is forgotten, staff open the locker with a master code or master card.
Rooms in teachers' and police guesthouses use card locks, energy savers and DND/MUR doorbells together; lights and sockets switch off when the room is empty.
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
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 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 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 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 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.
No. A student card is authorised only for its own block, floor and room. Staff and management cards have their own rights.
The dormitory office cancels the lost card and issues a new one. The lost card no longer opens the room, and the lock does not need to be changed.
Yes. Room-door card locks run on batteries, so they keep opening with a card during a power cut. Battery life is 2 years or 50,000 openings.
In most cases, yes. The door construction, lock case and fire rating are checked; usually a pilot on a few doors comes first, followed by the whole building.
The student does not force the locker; staff open it with a master code or master card and reset the lock for use.
These buildings run their rooms like a hotel, so card door locks, energy savers, DND/MUR doorbells and coded locker locks are planned together. Guest cards are encoded at reception.
Card lock technology
A hotel door lock system combines battery-powered RFID locks on each door, contactless key cards, a USB card encoder and lock software at reception. Reception writes the room numbe…
Fire safety and standards
A fire-rated hotel door lock is a card lock that has been fire-tested on a complete door assembly, usually to EN 1634-1, without cutting short the door's fire resistance. The TSE r…
Locker locks
An RFID locker lock opens when an authorised card or wristband is held near it, so users carry no keys and access can be cancelled without changing hardware; a keypad lock uses a P…