Electronic Locker Locks
Digital and Keypad Locker Locks for Existing Lockers
Choosing the Right Electronic Locker Lock
Electronic locker locks provide convenient, keyless access for schools, workplaces, gyms, leisure centres and commercial changing rooms. Total Locker Service supplies digital and keypad locks for compatible existing lockers, including individual replacements and larger refurbishment projects.
Choose from PIN-operated digital locker locks, keypad combination locks and models designed for shared or assigned locker use. If your facility requires card, fob or wristband access, browse our RFID locker locks.
For mechanical, keyed and other alternatives, visit our complete locker lock range. If you need new lockers rather than replacement locks, see our lockers with combination locks .
Ready to compare products? View our electronic locker lock range to see available models, prices and specifications.
Choosing Digital and Keypad Locker Locks
The most important consideration is how people use the lockers. A changing room with temporary visitors has different requirements from a workplace where each employee has an assigned locker. Check the operating mode offered by each product before ordering.
| Lock type | Typical application | Important features to check |
|---|---|---|
| Free-use electronic locks | Gyms, leisure centres, visitor lockers and shared changing rooms. | Temporary user codes, reset between users and authorised management access. |
| Assigned-use keypad locks | Staff lockers, schools, offices and long-term personal storage. | Persistent user codes, reassignment procedures and manager override. |
| Digital combination locks | General workplace and changing room lockers requiring PIN access. | Available operating modes, fitting dimensions, power and emergency access. |
| RFID locker locks | Facilities using compatible cards, fobs or wristbands. | Credential compatibility, user allocation and the available management system. |
Some electronic models support both temporary and assigned access. For further guidance, read our public-use versus private-use locker lock guide .
Electronic Locker Locks for Existing Lockers
Many electronic locks can be fitted to compatible existing metal or laminate lockers, avoiding the need to replace an otherwise serviceable locker. However, not every digital lock is a direct replacement for an existing cam lock or hasp lock.
Before selecting a replacement, check the door thickness, mounting holes, lock footprint, cam or latch position, handing and clearance behind the door. Some installations require additional fixings or alterations to the existing door.
Our locker lock retrofit guide explains the practical considerations when upgrading existing locker doors.
Battery Access, Override and Locker Management
Digital locker locks should be selected with daily operation and maintenance in mind. Check how authorised staff can recover forgotten codes, reassign lockers and obtain access when batteries become depleted. Available methods vary by model.
Standalone keypad locks are commonly battery-powered, while some electronic access systems use fixed electrical infrastructure. Read our electronic locker lock power and maintenance guide for a more detailed comparison.
In swimming pools, spas and humid changing rooms, choose a lock with documented moisture resistance appropriate to its installation location. Check the manufacturer's IP rating and guidance, particularly where direct water exposure is possible.
Buy Electronic Locker Locks in the UK
Compare the keypad and digital locker lock products below to find a suitable model. Individual product pages provide further information about available configurations, technical specifications, pricing and delivery lead times.
For help identifying an appropriate lock, contact Total Locker Service on 01284 749211 or email sales@totallocker.co.uk . For larger installations, provide details of the existing lockers, required access mode and quantity before ordering.
If your existing keyed lockers are still working and lost keys are the main problem, consider our replacement locker key service before changing the locking system.
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.
from £76 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Electronic locksSpecification Sheet
Ronis
Tronic Slim by Ronis; ideal for replacing Euro coin locks; wet specification electronic combination locks
from £70.35 Plus V.A.T.
RonisSpecification Sheet
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
from £48.01 Plus V.A.T.
L&F Combo LockSpecification Sheet
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.
from £40 Plus V.A.T.
KL1000Specification Sheet
KL1060
NetCode provides a way to generate time-sensitive codes for lockers and cabinets.
from £47 Plus V.A.T.
KL1060Specification Sheet
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.
from £76 Plus V.A.T.
KL1100Specification Sheet
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.
from £59 Plus V.A.T.
KL1200Specification Sheet
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.
from £51.59 Plus V.A.T.
Retrofit combination lockSpecification Sheet
Cue Keypad
Providing you state-of-the-art security; Cue electronic lock solutions work for any application and budget.
from £63.6 Plus V.A.T.
Cue KeypadSpecification Sheet
Range
Providing you state-of-the-art security; Range electronic lock solutions work for any application and budget.
from £63.6 Plus V.A.T.
RangeSpecification Sheet
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
from £93 Plus V.A.T.
Aspire KeypadSpecification Sheet
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.
from £122 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar OCSSpecification Sheet
Keypad Combination Lock OGS 10
from £50 Plus V.A.T.
Keypad Combination Lock OGS 10Specification Sheet
Electronic Locker Lock FAQs
What is an electronic locker lock?
An electronic locker lock provides access using a keypad, PIN code or compatible electronic credential instead of an ordinary user key. Common options include digital combination locks, keypad locker locks and RFID locker locks operated using compatible cards or fobs.
What is the difference between free-use and assigned-use electronic locker locks?
Free-use electronic locks are designed for lockers shared by different users, such as those in gyms, leisure centres and visitor changing rooms. Assigned-use locks provide continuing access for a regular user, making them suitable for staff lockers, schools and workplaces. Some models support both operating modes.
Can electronic locker locks replace existing cam locks or hasp locks?
Many electronic locker locks can be fitted to compatible existing metal or laminate locker doors. Check the mounting aperture, fixing points, door thickness, cam or latch position, handing and available clearance. Some retrofits require additional fixings or changes to the door. See our locker lock retrofit guide for further guidance.
Do digital locker locks need batteries, and what happens when the battery runs out?
Most standalone digital and keypad locker locks use replaceable batteries. Many models provide low-battery warnings and a method for authorised emergency access. Depending on the lock, this may involve external power, an override credential or a manufacturer- specified recovery procedure. Battery life and access arrangements vary by model.
Are electronic locker locks suitable for swimming pools and wet changing rooms?
Selected electronic locker locks are suitable for humid or wet environments, including swimming pools, spas and leisure changing rooms. Check the manufacturer's IP rating, moisture resistance and installation requirements before ordering. Not every digital locker lock is suitable for direct water exposure.
How secure are digital and keypad locker locks?
Electronic locker locks can provide controlled access through user codes or electronic credentials. Security depends on the lock design, installation, code management and administrator procedures. Some models offer code resetting, authorised override and audit functions. Choose the security features appropriate to the application rather than relying on electronic operation alone.
Are electronic locker locks better than traditional keyed locker locks?
Electronic locks can reduce physical key management and support shared or assigned access. However, they also require battery maintenance or another power arrangement. Where existing keyed locks work reliably, replacement keys may be more economical. Compare our locker lock range before deciding which system suits your site.
How do I choose the right electronic locker lock for my facility?
Start with the required access method, locker usage and environment. Determine whether users need temporary or assigned access, then check door compatibility, power supply, override procedures and management features. For schools, workplaces or leisure facilities with several lockers, confirm the selected model's suitability before ordering a full replacement batch.