Codelocks has introduced public functionality to its KL10 KitLock by Codelocks. The mechanical lock now provides multiple users with keyless access to shared storage at public facilities like gyms, sports centers, spas, retail stores, offices and shared workspaces.
The KL10, a durable and compact mechanical lock, is designed for easy use and is accessible via a four-digit code. Originally released with Private Function, the new KL10 Public Function now allows multiple occupancy facilities to offer simple short-term storage to multiple users. To operate the lock, the user simply enters a personal four-digit code to lock it. The same code is entered once again to unlock it and then the lock remains open ready for the next user to set a fresh code.
The lock has a black powder coated finish for a simple and stylish look and an easy grip outer on the handle for effortless opening. In the case of a forgotten code, the code can be retrieved using a code finding key. This simple mechanical lock allows for up to 10,000 unique combinations.
Matt Welty, General Manager of Codelocks America said: “The KL10 KitLock by Codelocks is built with simplicity in mind which means convenient mechanical access to lockers and cabinets. As the existing KL10 Private Function lock has proven hugely popular globally with our customers, we’ve expanded the range to offer public functionality for multi-occupancy applications. Any facilities that experience a number of visitors or members a day and want to offer a short-term storage solution should consider installing this new KitLock by Codelocks. Setting up new codes is largely self-sufficient which means the KL10 Public Function lock is straightforward for users to operate and incredibly easy for facilities managers to oversee.”
Codelocks’ KL10 Public Function mechanical locks are straightforward to install or retrofit and codes can be reset while the lock is still on the door. The retail product comes with all the required fixings: a straight cam, cranked cam, hex nut, metal clip, washer and three screws.
For more information on KL10 Public Function KitLock, visit www.codelocks.us/mechanical-kitlock
