Electronic Locker Locks, Digital Locker Locks and Keypad Locker Locks
Choosing the Right Electronic Locks for Lockers
Electronic locker locks provide keyless locker access for workplaces, schools, gyms, leisure centres and commercial changing rooms. They are used where sites want to reduce lost keys, improve locker management and give users simple code-based access.
Choose from digital locker locks, keypad locker locks and digital combination locks. RFID locker locks are also available for sites that need card, fob or contactless access.
Electronic locker locks are a child category within our locker lock range. Use this page when you need digital, keypad or keyless access for existing lockers. For complete lockers supplied with combination locks already fitted, view our lockers with combination locks.
Electronic locks for lockers should be selected by user type, locker location, access mode and management process. Some sites need free-use digital locker locks for changing rooms. Others need assigned-use keypad locker locks for staff lockers, schools or workplace storage.
This page covers electronic locker locks for existing lockers. For the full range of replacement locker locks, view our locker lock range.
Digital and Keypad Locker Lock Products
Digital locker locks and keypad locker locks both remove the need for standard locker keys. Users open the lock with a code, while managers retain override options for forgotten codes, battery replacement and locker control.
Digital combination locks are suitable for many locker doors, including metal lockers, staff lockers and changing room lockers. The right model depends on door thickness, fixing position, user volume and whether the lock will be used in private, public, free-use or assigned-use mode.
Free-use electronic locks
Free-use mode is suitable for gyms, leisure centres and shared changing rooms where users choose a locker for one visit.
Assigned-use electronic locks
Assigned-use mode is suitable for staff lockers, schools, offices and long-term users who keep the same locker.
Wet-area and leisure use
For swimming pools, spas and changing rooms, choose IP-rated or moisture-resistant locks where suitable.
Management override and battery access
Check how staff open lockers when a code is forgotten, a user leaves, or a battery needs replacing.
Not every site needs electronic locks. If your main problem is lost keys, compare the cost of replacement locker keys, spare key control and master key access before replacing a working lock system.
Keyless Locker Locks for Existing Lockers
Keyless locker locks can often be fitted to existing locker doors as a replacement for common cam locks or hasp locks. This makes them useful for sites that want to upgrade working lockers without replacing the full locker bank.
Before choosing electronic locker locks, check the lock fixing, cam position, door thickness, handing, battery access and management override method. This helps ensure the selected digital locker lock suits the locker door and the way the site is managed.
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Choosing the Right Electronic Locks for Lockers
ASSA Electronic locks
ASSA Pin Combination Locker Locks a stand-alone battery driven code locker lock. The lock is designed for usage in dry areas; but lock be used in wet area applications together with a rubber gasket.
Ronis
Tronic Slim by Ronis; ideal for replacing Euro coin locks; wet specification electronic combination locks
L&F Combo Lock
Dry area digital electronic combination lock with key overide. Public mode; private mode; technician mode or RAS. 8-digit master code; 6-digit sub-master code; 4-digit user code. Fixing Vertical; left or right hand. Up to 50;000 cycles per pair of batteries
KL1000
Easily fitted to metal lockers with standard key or hasp locks. These keyless locks are easy to fit taking just a few minutes to remove the existing cam lock and then making an additional top fixing for the new.
KL1060
NetCode provides a way to generate time-sensitive codes for lockers and cabinets.
KL1100
This stylish standalone lock maintains the traditional code access keypad and features found in classic KitLock products. The product enhancements make this a front runner for those looking for traditional standalone digital locks with additional User Codes and auto-unlocking capabilities.
KL1200
A popular choice for more challenging environments. A tougher more robust lock range with all the benefits of the KL1000 plus additional features and functions.
Retrofit combination lock
The 1904 combination lock has been designed to make converting easy as it requires no drilling and the conversion can be done in a matter of minutes. Can be fitted to any metal or laminate locker doors up to 20mm thick.
Cue Keypad
Providing you state-of-the-art security; Cue electronic lock solutions work for any application and budget.
Range
Providing you state-of-the-art security; Range electronic lock solutions work for any application and budget.
Aspire Keypad
Manage with electronic keys or mobile app. Dual functionality - shared or assigned use. Management override and power bypass. All metal housing. Brushed nickel or black ?nish. (12mm) motorized deadbolt. Non-handed. Standard; vertical; or horizontal body. With or without pull handle. Designed for new or retro? t installations. Adapts to multiple door thickness. Visual and audible indicators. Customizable settings including auto unlock. Audit trail
Ojmar OCS
The OCS Pro is the latest generation of touch keypad lock from Ojmar; now with enhanced features function and style. The OCS is the preferred solution worldwide for references such as Google Fitness First Toyota Virgin Active to name a few. The latest addition to the family the OCS pro builds on this heritage and quality making it the obvious choice where design multiple features and reliability are key.
Keypad Combination Lock OGS 10
Electronic Locker Lock FAQs
What is a digital locker lock?
A digital locker lock is a keyless locker lock that uses a code, keypad, fob, card or electronic device for access. It removes the need for standard locker keys and helps reduce lost-key administration.
How does a keypad locker lock work?
A keypad locker lock opens when the user enters a numeric code. Depending on the model, the lock can be set for free-use changing rooms or assigned-use staff lockers where one user keeps the same locker.
What are electronic locker locks used for?
Electronic locker locks are used to secure lockers in schools, gyms, workplaces, leisure centres, offices and commercial changing rooms. They provide managed access without issuing physical locker keys.
What are electronic locks for lockers?
Electronic locks for lockers are replacement or new-install locker locks that use electronic access rather than a standard key. Common options include digital locker locks, keypad locker locks, RFID locks and digital combination locks.
What are digital combination locks used for?
Digital combination locks are used where lockers need code-based access. They are suitable for shared-use lockers, assigned staff lockers and sites that want to reduce the cost and time involved in replacing lost keys.
Can keyless locker locks replace standard locker key locks?
Yes. Many keyless locker locks can replace common cam locks or hasp locks on existing locker doors. The correct model depends on the fixing hole, cam position, door thickness, handing and management override method.
Can electronic locker locks be fitted to existing lockers?
Yes. Many electronic locker locks are designed to retrofit onto existing metal, laminate or changing room lockers. Before ordering, check the existing lock type, fixing position and available space behind the locker door.
Do digital locker locks and keypad locker locks need batteries?
Yes. Most digital locker locks and keypad locker locks use batteries. Many models provide long battery life, low-battery warnings and emergency access options for staff.
What happens if the battery runs out?
Most electronic locker locks provide a low-battery warning before power is lost. Many models also include emergency override options, external power points or manager access tools so staff can open the locker safely.
Are electronic locker locks suitable for wet or humid areas?
Some electronic locker locks are suitable for wet or humid areas, including leisure centres, spas, pools and changing rooms. Choose an IP-rated or moisture-resistant model where the lock may be exposed to humidity or water.
Are digital and keypad locker locks secure?
Yes. Digital and keypad locker locks offer secure code-based access and remove the risk of copied or lost keys. Codes can usually be reset, and many models include staff override or audit features.
How do I choose the right electronic locker lock?
Choose the lock by locker door type, user volume, access mode, environment and management process. Consider whether you need free-use access, assigned-use access, keypad operation, RFID access, battery override or a lock that can replace an existing cam or hasp lock.