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- Key Usually supplied with a pair of keys, predisposition for passepartout and at least a thousand different combinations.
- Padlock Once the padlock is inserted, the revolving handle locks and keeps the door closed, eliminating the handling of keys, which are the property and responsibility of the customer.
- Coin It works with coins or tokens used as a deposit or as payment for the service (adding the “cash box”).
- Mechanical combination Closing and opening require a secret number chosen and dialed by the user through 4 little moving wheels. Equipped with an emergency opening system, the code can be permanent or resettable each time the door opens.
- Electronic combination e RFID (without wiring) It can be opened by typing the PIN on the keypad, badge or bracelet (RFID) and smartphone (Bluetooth); it is equipped with emergency or master opening systems.
- Wired RFID systems It can be integrated with pre-existing RFID systems; it allows remote control, real-time information on openings, availability and statistical data.
