-- Zephyr Lock
-- 14 Finance Drive
-- Danbury, CT 06810
-- 1-866-937-4971

ADA COMPLIANT LOCKS - #2154, #2254, #1730

Electronic RFID Locker Lock Systems
#2254 with keypad & #2154

FEATURES

• Unique card key with same security level as used in
  banking Smart Cards
• Model 2254 has a kepad for alternate access
• Complies with all ADA guidelines for ADA accessibility
• Engineered to work on all standard metal single
  point, box locker, gravity latch/multipoint lockers,
  wood & laminate lockers and casework
• Supervisory override card and program card capability
• Programmable for both day use and permanent use
• High impact polycarbonate housing
• Ability to track user history
• New user cards available in the event card is lost
• Battery Powered; Requires (4) AA batteries offering
  life cycle
  
  of 10,000 - 20,000 uses
  depending on model
• 72 hour shipping available
• All RFID locks have a 1 year
  warranty from the time of shipment

APPLICATIONS

• Day spas and wellness centers
• Athletic, student &
  swimming facility lockers
• OEM equipment
• Health and fitness clubs
• Employee lockers
• Golf & country clubs, hotel,
  and resort lockers
• Evidence lockers

DOWNLOADS

• Click here for a PDF cut sheet
  of the ADA lock products shown on this page (4.6MB download)
• Click here for a PDF instruction sheet
  on how to operate Model 2254 (66k download)
  
• Click here
  
  for a PDF full line product catalog (11.6MB download)

DIMENSIONS

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Built-in Key Deadbolt #1730

FEATURES

• The only mechanical built-in locker lock
  that meets ADA requirements
• Supervisory key control
• Each lock supplied with 3 keys
• For use on lift-latch/multi-point style
  lockers that normally operate with
  a #1930 Vertical Dead Bolt lock
• 72 hour shipping available

APPLICATIONS

• Developed as an affordable solution
  to the current high cost of meeting
  the 5% requirement of ADA compliant
  lockers in schools
• Designed to work on lockers with
  lift latch mechanisms utilizing a
  mechanical operation
• No twisting of the wrist or more than
  5 lbs. of force to operate as required in
  sec. 4.27.4 of the ADA’s Accessibility
  Guidelines for Building and Facilities
• User-operated by simply inserting the
  key to unlock, then lifting the handle on
  the locker door; to lock the user only
  needs to close the door and remove the key

DOWNLOADS

• Click here for a PDF cut sheet of the ADA lock products shown
  on this page (6MB download)
• Click here for a PDF full line product catalog (12MB download)

DIMENSIONS

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