What changes for members and staff after an OCS 30 upgrade

When a facility upgrades from earlier Ojmar OCS keypad locks to the OCS 30, the lockers stay exactly where they were. What changes is how they look and how they work.

For members and users

A sleek new design. The OCS 30 has a flat touch keypad with no raised buttons, which looks current and wipes clean quickly between users.

A choice of code or phone. Users can open their locker with a 4, 5 or 6 digit code, with their phone over Bluetooth, or both.

Clear status. A red, amber and green light shows the locker's status at a glance.

For staff on the floor

Master access and simple management through the Management & Service app, so helping a member who has forgotten a code takes less time.

Automatic opening at set times, so day-use lockers left closed overnight are free again in the morning without staff opening them one by one.

For facility managers

Three modes on the one lock: free for day use, fixed for assigned lockers, and rental for paid lockers, set per lock in 15-minute intervals.

Easier battery changes: up to 5 years on 4 AA batteries, a low-battery warning in advance, configuration kept through a battery change, and front-side emergency power if a battery does run flat.

A lock that is rated IK09 and IP55, with the electronics and mechanism inside the locker.

For the owner

A refreshed change room or staff area without new lockers, new doors or electrical works, because the OCS 30 has the same footprint as the earlier OCS.

Talk to us

Locksmart Australia has looked after Ojmar locks in Australian gyms, offices and change rooms for more than eight years. To talk about an upgrade, call 0417 774 488, email [email protected] or contact us. More on the OCS 30 page.