Lowe & Fletcher 2764 Coin Latch Locks for Lockers
Lowe & Fletcher 2764 Coin Latch Locker Locks
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Features
Lowe & Fletcher 2764 Coin Latch Locker Locks
Lowe & Fletcher 2764 coin latch locks provide mechanical, coin-operated access for shared lockers in changing rooms, leisure facilities, education sites, workplaces and public buildings.
The lock can support either refundable-deposit operation or paid locker use. Selecting the correct operating method, installation environment and replacement configuration before ordering helps avoid unsuitable locks, keys or locker-door preparation.
This page covers individual locks for new installations, refurbishment and replacement projects. For complete locker units supplied with coin locks already fitted, view our coin-operated lockers .
Choosing Coin Return or Coin Retain Operation
The operating format should be selected according to whether the coin is used as a refundable deposit or as a charge for using the locker.
| Operating method | How it is used | Suitable requirement | Site consideration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coin return | The coin acts as a temporary deposit and is returned when the locker is released after use. | Facilities offering locker use without charging the user. | Instructions should clearly state which coin is required and when it will be returned. |
| Coin retain | The inserted coin is collected rather than returned to the user. | Paid-use lockers or sites recovering part of the cost of providing locker facilities. | A secure procedure is required for collecting, recording and handling retained coins. |
The required operating method should be confirmed before ordering because changing between return and retain operation may require different lock or coin-collection components.
How Users Operate a Coin Locker
- The user places their belongings inside the locker.
- The required coin is inserted into the lock.
- The door is closed and secured using the operating key.
- The user retains the key while the locker is occupied.
- The key is used to reopen the locker after use.
- The coin is returned or retained according to the selected operating configuration.
Concise instructions should be displayed next to the lockers. The notice should identify the required coin, explain whether it will be returned and provide contact details for users who lose a key or cannot reopen a locker.
Applications for Coin Latch Locker Locks
| Location | Typical requirement | Planning consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Swimming pools | Self-service changing-room lockers used by different visitors throughout the day. | The lock, locker door and associated fittings must all suit the wet and chlorinated environment. |
| Gyms and leisure centres | High-turnover day-use lockers for members and visitors. | Decide whether locker use will be free, deposit based or charged. |
| Schools and colleges | Shared storage in sports facilities, changing rooms and visitor areas. | Establish procedures for lost keys, occupied lockers and supervisory access. |
| Workplaces | Temporary lockers for visitors, contractors or employees who do not have permanently allocated storage. | A refundable-deposit system may be more appropriate than paid use. |
| Public buildings and venues | Short-term storage for visitors, customers and event users. | Provide visible instructions and an accessible route for reporting problems. |
Managing a Coin-Operated Locker System
Coin locks reduce routine key issuing, but the installation still needs a documented process for users, supervisory access, maintenance and retained property.
- Confirm whether the lockers use coin-return or coin-retain operation
- Number each locker and operating key consistently
- Restrict supervisory keys to authorised personnel
- Keep a secure record of spare and replacement keys
- Display clear user instructions beside the lockers
- Define the procedure for lost or unreturned keys
- Establish how lockers left occupied will be handled
- Record damaged locks, keys and sticking locker doors
- Inspect locker doors and locking points at planned intervals
- Document the collection process where coins are retained
Numbered locker key wrist straps can help users keep the operating key with them in changing-room, gym and swimming-pool installations.
Replacing or Retrofitting an Existing Coin Lock
Do not select a replacement from the appearance of the front nozzle alone. Locks that appear similar can use different cylinders, rear mechanisms, fixings and door preparations.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Existing product markings | Product codes and key-series markings can help identify the original lock configuration. |
| Front and rear photographs | The rear mechanism and fixings are as important as the visible front of the lock. |
| Locker door preparation | Existing cut-outs and fixing holes must suit the proposed replacement. |
| Door material and thickness | Steel, laminate and timber doors may require different preparation or reinforcement. |
| Door and locking direction | The replacement must operate correctly with the existing door and locker frame. |
| Rear clearance | Sufficient space is required for the lock mechanism and any associated coin-collection equipment. |
| Installation environment | The complete replacement configuration must suit the actual wet or dry site conditions. |
When the existing lock cannot be identified, send photographs of the front and rear of the lock, the complete locker door, the locking point and any visible numbers or markings.
Information Required Before Ordering
- Coin-return or coin-retain operation
- Required coin and number of locks
- Wet-area or dry-area installation
- New locker installation or replacement project
- Existing lock make, product code and key series where known
- Locker door material and thickness
- Existing door cut-out and fixing-hole measurements
- Supervisory and replacement-key requirements
- Locker numbering and wrist-strap requirements
- Coin collection requirements for retained-coin systems
Supplying these details with clear photographs or a locker-door drawing helps confirm the correct configuration before the order is processed.
Call 01284 749211 or email sales@totallocker.co.uk for lock identification and compatibility assistance.
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Specification
Please see our technical documentation for this product below 2764 Coin Latch Lock Specification
Lowe & Fletcher 2764 Coin Latch Lock Specification
The Lowe & Fletcher 2764 family comprises mechanical coin latch locks with a hook-bolt or slam-latch mechanism. Wet-area and dry-area variants are available with left-hand and right-hand configurations.
2764, 2765, 2768 and 2769 Product Variants
| Product code | Family | Environment | Handing | Cylinder | Key series | Combinations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2764512A | 2764 | Wet area | Right hand | Removable | AA12 | 1,050 |
| 2764522A | 2764 | Wet area | Left hand | Removable | AA12 | 1,050 |
| 2765512A | 2765 | Wet area | Right hand | Fixed | AA12 | 1,050 |
| 2765522A | 2765 | Wet area | Left hand | Fixed | AA12 | 1,050 |
| 2768512A | 2768 | Dry area | Right hand | Fixed | 95–97 M | 2,000 |
| 2768522A | 2768 | Dry area | Left hand | Fixed | 95–97 M | 2,000 |
| 2769512A | 2769 | Dry area | Right hand | Fixed | 95–97 M | 2,000 |
| 2769522A | 2769 | Dry area | Left hand | Fixed | 95–97 M | 2,000 |
A right-hand lock is intended for a right-hand hinged door. A left-hand lock is intended for a left-hand hinged door. Confirm the door hinge position before selecting the product code.
Cylinder and Key-System Specification
| Lock family | Cylinder type | Key system | Escutcheon | Key information |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2764 | Removable in-line pin-tumbler cylinder | AA12 | Included | Record the key reference and retain a controlled spare-key record. |
| 2765 | Fixed in-line pin-tumbler cylinder | AA12 | Included | The cylinder is fixed, so confirm the complete lock code when ordering replacements. |
| 2768 | Fixed 10-disc barrel | 95–97 M | Not included | Supplied with two keys fitted with flexible key bows |
| 2769 | Fixed 10-disc barrel | 95–97 M | Not included | Supplied with two keys fitted with flexible key bows |
The M-series mastering arrangement is supplied to order. Master keys and replacement keys must match the selected lock family and key series.
For confirmed AA12 or legacy AA30 key references, view the Lowe & Fletcher coin lock key page . For unknown key ranges, use the main replacement locker key service .
Lock Head and Body Dimensions
| Lock family | Body length | Head height | Head width | Head depth | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2764 | 5.5 mm | 22 mm | 18 mm | 28.8 mm | Chrome |
| 2765 | 5.5 mm | 22 mm | 18 mm | 28.8 mm | Chrome |
| 2768 | 5.5 mm | 22 mm | 18 mm | 19 mm | Chrome |
| 2769 | 5.5 mm | 22 mm | 18 mm | 28.8 mm | Chrome |
Dimensions are nominal. Check the current technical drawing and the exact product code before modifying an existing locker door.
Coin Specification
| Requirement | Specification |
|---|---|
| Minimum coin diameter | 20 mm |
| Maximum coin diameter | 30 mm |
| Maximum coin thickness | 3.2 mm |
| Available site configurations | 20p, 50p, £1 and £2 options may be supplied |
| Standard Total Locker Service stock setting | £1 return, subject to current stock confirmation |
Coin diameter alone does not confirm compatibility. The denomination, thickness and internal coin mechanism must all correspond with the required configuration.
Technical Accessories
| Component | Supply information |
|---|---|
| Coin-return tray | Supplied as standard |
| Lockable coin-retain box | Available on request |
| Coin Box P004 | Rear-mounted lockable coin box for compatible retained-coin installations |
| Replacement keys | Must match the AA12 or 95–97 M key system used by the selected lock |
| Master key | Must correspond with the mastering arrangement specified for the installation |
| Escutcheon | Included with 2764 and 2765; not included with 2768 and 2769 |
AA30 and Alternative Lock Note
AA30 series: The AA30 version is no longer offered on this page. Current wet-area variants use the AA12 system, while current dry-area variants use the 95–97 M system.
The AA12 key code is not stamped on the cylinder. Record the key reference from the supplied keys, order documentation or site key schedule and keep that information securely. If all keys and records are lost, the existing cylinder may not provide enough information to identify the correct replacement key.
The ASSA Classic coin lock may be considered as an alternative for refurbishment projects. Compatibility, dimensions, handing, coin configuration and current warranty terms should be confirmed before ordering. It should not be described as an exact replacement without checking the existing installation.
Stock note: £1-return versions may be held for faster mainland UK delivery. Confirm the product code, handing, quantity and current availability before placing the order.
Lowe & Fletcher 2764 Coin Latch Lock FAQs
Which locks use the AA12 key system?
The current wet-area 2764 and 2765 variants use the AA12 key system. These variants provide 1,050 listed lock combinations.
Which locks use the 95–97 M key system?
The dry-area 2768 and 2769 variants use the 95–97 M key system and provide 2,000 listed lock combinations. M-series mastering is supplied to order.
Has the AA30 coin-lock series been discontinued?
The AA30 version is no longer offered on this product page. Current wet-area versions use AA12, while the current dry-area versions use the 95–97 M series.
Where is the AA12 key code recorded?
The AA12 key code is not stamped on the cylinder. Record the reference from the supplied keys, order paperwork or site key schedule and keep a secure backup for future replacement-key orders.
Where can I order Lowe & Fletcher coin-lock keys?
Use the Lowe & Fletcher coin-lock key page when the key series and code are known. For unknown ranges, use the replacement locker keys page or send clear photographs before ordering.
Which models have removable cylinders?
The 2764 variants have removable AA12 cylinders. The 2765, 2768 and 2769 variants use fixed cylinders or barrels.
Is an escutcheon supplied with every model?
No. The 2764 and 2765 in-line pin-tumbler versions include an escutcheon. The 2768 and 2769 10-disc-barrel versions do not include an escutcheon.
What coin dimensions can the lock accept?
The coin mechanism can be configured for a coin measuring between 20 mm and 30 mm in diameter and no more than 3.2 mm thick. The required denomination must be confirmed when ordering.
Is a lockable coin box available?
Yes. A coin-return tray is supplied as standard, while a compatible lockable coin-retain box is available on request.
Is the ASSA Classic coin lock an exact replacement?
The ASSA Classic coin lock may be suitable as an alternative, but dimensions, door preparation, handing, coin configuration and current warranty terms must be checked before it is treated as a replacement.
Delivery
Delivery Information
The approximate lead time is 5 Working Days.
Delivery to Mainland UK only, without any restrictions.
Our delivery times are; Monday - Friday 8am to 5pm.
We will deliver using the most economical method, using either our own vehicles or a carrier.
Goods may be palletised and delivered on an articulated vehicle.
The deliveries are kerb side only, you will need to arrange to unload the vehicle.
If there are any delivery restrictions / specific dates / times / dedicated deliveries, or FORS Registered deliveries; please contact the sales department as there may be an additional cost.