ASSA
ASSA DIGITAL PIN KEYPAD CAM LOCK
ASSA DIGITAL PIN KEYPAD CAM LOCK
SKU: SU2211
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ASSA Keyless Locks… new electronic Combination locks provide the perfect solution for new locker installations, or can be easily retrofitted to your current lockers by simply utilising the existing hole and adding one extra hole for the upper screw. Suitable for use in wet areas when fitted with rubber gasket provided,
Function:
The lock works in 2 different modes. These are:
- Private Mode
The lock is opened with the same pre-programmed codes. - Public Mode
The lock can be locked with any one-time code, similar to a hotel safe.
Once unlocked the lock is free for input of new user code.
Features:
- Attractive slim line design
- Battery status LED
- Lock status LED
- Requires 3 x Alkaline AAA batteries (not supplied) - lasts approximately 1.5 years (using 10 times per day)
- Micro USB power back up
- Suits doors up to 23mm thick
- 3mm thick stainless-steel cam
- 4-12 digit Master PIN
- 4-12 digit User PIN
- Private code or Public Change Code mode (similar to hotel safe)
- Sound Mode – On or Off
- Temporary wrong code lockout
- Suitable for door thickness up to 23 mm
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