Free, fixed and rental: how the OCS 30 handles every kind of locker

Most facilities have more than one kind of locker user. A gym has casual visitors and members who rent a permanent locker. An office has hybrid staff who need a locker for the day and others who keep one. A pool or venue may charge for lockers by the hour. The Ojmar OCS 30 handles all of these on the same lock.

Free mode

For day use. Any available locker can be taken with a code or a phone. When the user opens it at the end of their visit, it is free for the next person.

Fixed mode

For lockers assigned to one person. The locker and its code stay with that user, and staff keep master access.

Rental mode

For paid lockers. Rental time can be set per lock in 15-minute intervals, which suits pools, leisure centres, attractions and venues that charge for lockers.

Automatic opening

Day-use lockers can open automatically at set times, for example overnight. Anything left behind can be cleared, and the lockers are free again for the morning. This is especially useful in end-of-trip facilities and hybrid offices.

Mixing modes

Because the mode is set per lock, one locker bank can include day-use, assigned and rental lockers. As needs change, locks can be reconfigured without changing hardware.

Access options

Users open with a 4 to 6 digit code on the touch keypad, with their phone over Bluetooth, or both.

Talk to us

Tell us how your lockers are used today and how you would like them to work, and we will suggest the setup. Call Locksmart Australia on 0417 774 488, email [email protected] or contact us. Full details are on the OCS 30 page.

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