- Basic versions of the coin lock are supplied in a fixed design version for one nominal value and type of coin.
- The higher range of the twin-coin lock allows the use of two different coins. It also allows the combination of a deposit and fee-based system.
BURG coin lock
The basic version of the coin lock of the German lock manufacturer BURG is distinguished above all by a favourable price-quality ratio. The locks are designed for one coin denomination, and have factory settings to it. Versions for 1 EUR and 10 CZK coins are normally available in stock at the manufacturer’s plant. For coins of other denominations and currencies, locks are ordered directly for a specific project.
In these cases, the minimum order quantity is 20 pieces.
The coin collection box is installed under the lock. The mounting screws of the box base plate are protected against possible misuse.
Function description
In vacant lockers, the key is fixed in the lock and the door is unlocked. The user puts his/her belongings in the locker, inserts a coin of the nominal value and currency indicated on the label into the slot located at the top of the lock, then locks the locker. After unlocking the locker, the key is fixed in the lock and the coin falls into the coin box.
The system administrator removes coins from the coin boxes at regular intervals to prevent overfilling and decommissioning of the locks.
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SAFE-O-MAT® twin-coin locks for two coins
The coin lock of the German lock manufacturer SAG is distinguished by precise design and high reliability. The lock has two slots, and the customer can choose from two coin denominations. It is also possible to combine a deposit and fee-based system. In this case, it is necessary to use two coins. One serves as a deposit and the other to pay a fee for using the locker. Locks are always ordered from the manufacturer directly for a specific order.
The minimum order quantity is 20 pieces.
Function description
Two-coin system
In vacant lockers, the key is fixed in the lock. The user inserts two coins of the designated currencies and denominations into the appropriate slots of the lock, puts his/her belongings in the locker and locks it. After unlocking the locker, the key is fixed in the lock and both coins fall into the coin box.
One-coinsystem
In vacant lockers, the key is fixed in the lock. The user inserts a coin of the designated currency and denomination into the appropriate slot of the lock, puts his/her belongings in the locker and locks it. After unlocking the locker, the key is fixed in the lock and the coin falls into the coin box.
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Combined fee-based and deposit system
In vacant lockers, the key is fixed in the lock. The user inserts two coins of the designated currencies and denominations into the appropriate slots of the lock, puts his/her belongings in the locker and locks it. After unlocking the locker, the key is fixed in the lock and the coin from the first slot is returned to the user after pressing the R button, the second coin falls into the coin box and serves as a fee for using the locker.
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Additional equipment
- Possibility to order a central key for emergency opening
- Possibility to order a key for changing the position of the lock cylinder. This function serves as protection against misuse by making a duplicate key. This key is used for removing the cylinder insert and putting it in another lock.
- Possibility to order a self-adhesive label with an engraved locker number
- Possibility to order a bracelet, which is attached to the key and can be used especially in aqua parks or sports grounds
Our recommendation
We recommend checking the lockers with coin locks at regular intervals and removing the collected coins. When the coin box is overfilled, the system becomes inoperable. More cash in the coin box can also increase the risk of theft.
Do not confuse storage lockers with safes. Forcible breakage of doors or locks with crowbars or similar tools can occur. We recommend guarding the storage lockers, or placing them under CCTV camera surveillance