Pure 1-Door, 15-Compartment Laptop Storage and Charging Locker
Pure 15-Compartment Laptop Storage and Charging Locker
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Features
Pure 15-Compartment Laptop Storage and Charging Locker
The Pure laptop locker provides a central point for storing and managing a larger shared pool of portable computers.
Its single-door format is designed for organisations where authorised staff issue, collect and supervise equipment on behalf of users. It is particularly suitable for managed laptop fleets in schools, colleges, offices, training centres and public-sector workplaces.
This arrangement differs from an individually accessible laptop locker. Opening the main door provides authorised access to the complete equipment pool, so it is best suited to controlled distribution rather than personal, self-service storage.
Centralised Laptop Access
A central-access cabinet can simplify the control of equipment that is shared between classes, departments, teams or shifts. One authorised person can inspect the complete device pool, identify missing equipment and issue laptops according to the organisation's own procedures.
| Management requirement | How the cabinet can be used |
|---|---|
| Controlled equipment issue | Allow designated staff to distribute devices at the beginning of a lesson, meeting, project or working period. |
| End-of-day collection | Provide one recognised location for returning shared laptops after use. |
| Visual equipment checks | Enable staff to inspect the complete device pool during one opening procedure. |
| Restricted access | Limit cabinet access to approved staff rather than issuing access credentials to every device user. |
| Asset accountability | Assign each storage position to a numbered device or asset record. |
Is a Single-Door Laptop Locker Suitable?
| Requirement | Recommended approach |
|---|---|
| One person manages all equipment | A central-access cabinet is normally appropriate. |
| Devices are issued to groups or classes | Central access can simplify distribution and collection. |
| Users need unsupervised individual access | Choose a locker with separately lockable external compartments. |
| Devices belong permanently to individual users | Consider individually accessible laptop lockers. |
| The complete equipment pool must be inspected together | A central-access format provides the most direct overview. |
For a smaller centrally managed device pool, compare the Pure 10-compartment laptop locker .
Typical Applications
| Location | Typical use | Operational consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Schools and colleges | Manage laptops used by a class, teaching department or learning support team. | Assign responsibility for issuing equipment and confirming that each device has been returned. |
| Universities | Store portable computers used in seminar rooms, laboratories and temporary teaching spaces. | Use a booking or asset-control system where several departments share the same equipment. |
| Offices | Hold shared laptops for hybrid workers, meetings, visitors and temporary projects. | Define who can authorise access and approve equipment loans. |
| Training centres | Store devices used by different groups throughout the working day. | Check equipment between sessions and record any damage. |
| Healthcare and public-sector sites | Provide controlled storage for shared portable technology. | Follow local information-security, electrical-safety and asset management procedures. |
| Industrial workplaces | Manage laptops used for maintenance, inspection, stock control or shift administration. | Install the cabinet in a clean, dry and supervised indoor area. |
Managing a Shared Laptop Fleet
A consistent issue-and-return process helps identify missing equipment, damaged devices and incomplete charging before the next group requires the laptops.
- Number each internal position and give the corresponding laptop the same asset number.
- Record who is authorised to open the cabinet and issue equipment.
- Check each laptop and its accessories before it is handed to the user.
- Record the person, team or room receiving the device where accountability is required.
- Return each laptop to its assigned position after use.
- Report damaged devices, cables or adapters before the equipment is used again.
- Complete a visual check before securing the cabinet at the end of the operating period.
Access-Control Administration
The main cabinet lock protects the complete device pool. The selected access method should therefore match the organisation's security policy, number of authorised users and procedures for lost keys, forgotten codes or cancelled credentials.
| Management model | Points to establish |
|---|---|
| Small authorised team | Decide who holds access credentials and where spares or emergency credentials are retained. |
| Departmental access | Keep an up-to-date list of staff permitted to open the cabinet. |
| Code-controlled access | Establish when the code will be changed and who is authorised to know it. |
| Electronic credentials | Confirm administrator credentials, user enrolment and cancellation procedures. |
| Emergency access | Document how authorised staff will gain access when the normal credential is unavailable. |
Check the Device Fleet Before Ordering
Laptop compatibility depends on more than the device's screen size. Protective cases, power adapters, charging connectors and cable bends must also fit without being compressed or trapped.
- Record the manufacturer and model of every device
- Measure equipment with its protective case fitted
- Check the position and orientation of the charging connection
- Confirm whether the fleet uses identical or mixed power adapters
- Allow room for plugs, transformer blocks and safe cable bends
- Decide whether adapters will remain permanently with the cabinet
- Check whether any device requires a proprietary charging protocol
- Confirm the requirements of replacement devices planned for future use
Where the equipment pool mainly consists of smaller tablets, compare the Pure tablet storage and charging locker .
Operating a Laptop Charging Cabinet
Powered configurations should form part of the site's electrical-safety and equipment-inspection procedures.
- Use only compatible charging equipment
- Keep cables assigned to the correct device positions
- Remove damaged plugs, leads or power adapters from service
- Prevent cables from being pinched by the cabinet door
- Keep ventilation openings clear
- Do not place unrelated combustible materials inside the cabinet
- Follow the laptop and charger manufacturers' operating instructions
- Arrange inspection according to the organisation's electrical policy
Site and Installation Planning
Select a dry indoor position where authorised staff can supervise the equipment and operate the cabinet without obstructing corridors, doors, escape routes or surrounding furniture.
| Check | Reason |
|---|---|
| Access route | Confirm that doorways, corridors, lifts and turns can accommodate the delivered cabinet. |
| Operating clearance | Allow sufficient space for the main door to open without striking walls or furniture. |
| Electrical position | Powered models require a suitable supply in an accessible location. |
| Floor condition | The supporting surface should be level, stable and suitable for the cabinet and its contents. |
| Wall construction | Confirm that the proposed position is suitable for the required restraint or fixing method. |
| Supervision | Position the cabinet where its condition and use can be monitored. |
Information Required Before Ordering
- Number and model of laptops to be stored
- Dimensions of devices with protective cases fitted
- Charging connections used by the device fleet
- Preferred access-control and credential-management method
- People or departments authorised to access the cabinet
- Location of the proposed electrical supply
- Wall construction and proposed cabinet position
- Delivery access restrictions at the destination
- Required environmental, warranty or fire-performance documentation
Supplying this information before manufacture helps confirm that the cabinet configuration, access method and intended operating process are suitable for the site.
Call 01284 749211 or email sales@totallocker.co.uk for configuration and compatibility assistance.
Specification
Please see our technical documentation for this product below Pure 1-Door 15-Compartment Laptop Locker Specification
Please see our technical documentation for this product below Pure Power Charging Locker Brochure
Pure 1-Door 15-Compartment Laptop Locker Specification
Technical details for the Pure 1-door, 15-compartment laptop locker are shown below. The cabinet can be supplied for secure device storage or with an integral charging configuration.
Cabinet Dimensions and Construction
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Overall height | 1800 mm |
| Overall width | 380 mm |
| Overall depth | 460 mm |
| External doors | One full-height access door |
| Internal compartments | 15 device-storage positions |
| Primary construction | Steel cabinet |
| External finish | Powder-coated finish |
| Protective finish | Bioshell coated finish |
| Country of manufacture | United Kingdom |
Dimensions are nominal. Confirm the current product drawing before approving the available space or preparing associated furniture.
Storage and Charging Variants
The storage and charging arrangements are separate selectable product variants. Choose the required equipment configuration from the product selector.
| Variant | Technical provision |
|---|---|
| Storage only | Fifteen internal storage positions without integral electrical equipment |
| UK three-pin charging | Integral UK socket provision for compatible device power adapters |
| USB charging | Integral USB charging provision for compatible equipment |
UK three-pin and USB charging are separate configurations. The presence of a USB connection does not confirm compatibility with every device or charging protocol.
Frame Colour Options
| Frame colour | Availability |
|---|---|
| Pearl Silver | Selectable finish |
| Arctic White | Selectable finish |
| Slate Grey | Selectable finish |
Door Colour Options
| Door colour | Door colour |
|---|---|
| Cornflower Blue | Lime Light |
| Mint | Ribbon Blue |
| Cobalt Blue | Lemon |
| Magma | Flame Red |
| Forest Green | Orchid Violet |
| Slate Grey | Pearl Silver |
| Arctic White | Not applicable |
Screen settings and lighting can affect colour appearance. Request a current colour reference where an exact colour match is required.
Product Documents
| Document | Purpose | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Product specification | Product-specific dimensions and technical information | View specification |
| Pure Power brochure | Supporting information about the Pure charging-locker range | View brochure |
Pure 15-Compartment Laptop Locker FAQs
What are the overall locker dimensions?
The supplied specification states overall dimensions of 1800 mm high, 380 mm wide and 460 mm deep. Confirm these measurements against the current technical drawing before ordering.
How many storage positions are provided?
The cabinet contains fifteen internal device-storage positions behind one full-height external access door.
Can the locker be supplied without charging?
Yes. A storage-only configuration is available without integral electrical equipment.
Are UK sockets and USB charging fitted together?
No. UK three-pin and USB charging are separate selectable equipment configurations.
Which frame colours are available?
The selectable frame colours are Pearl Silver, Arctic White and Slate Grey. A wider selection of contrasting door colours is available.
Is the laptop locker manufactured in the UK?
Yes. The supplied product information identifies the Pure steel laptop locker as manufactured in the United Kingdom.
Where can the technical documents be viewed?
View the product specification or the Pure Power charging locker brochure .
Delivery
Delivery Information
The approximate lead time is 10 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.