Manufacturer product data · Key Systems, Inc.
SAM lockers
Electronic Locker — Lockers of Every Size For Any Asset
Secured with controlled access. Assets electronically watched and there is power for charging. Audit trails on asset use and locker access.
General Features
- Control and monitor access to individual lockers.
- User ID Options: PIN, biometric, card, smartphone, touch free.
- Monitor assets with barcodes, smart ID, and door assignment.
- Assets can be designated as removed, returned, or defective.
Physical Feature Options
- Doors available on front, back, or both for pass-through.
- AC charging of stored assets available in each locker.
- LED system lighting.
- Wall and base support.
- Engineering available to fit your requirements.
Any number of lockers
From a single cabinet to a full wall, with one control panel.
Every size
Layout and height follow the asset; LED system lighting.
Pass-through lockers
A door on both sides: one party deposits, the other collects.
SAM lockers · Operation
Operation Methods
Each locker system can be setup to operate in 5 different ways.
Door control
The door locks and unlocks only. What is recorded is who opened which locker, not what was inside.
User designated asset management
Asset management as designated by the user: on return the user states whether the asset is returned, still removed, or defective.
Barcode asset management
Asset management with barcodes. Scanning on issue and return records which item was taken.
Electronic Smart ID asset management
Asset management with an electronic identity: the asset is identified in the locker and continuously monitored.
Self-Serve
Simple operation for visitors and occasional users, without prior instruction.
Direct Control
The Electronic Locker is also available as a Direct Control version: without the embedded electronics, driven by your own access control system.
SAM lockers · Applications
What goes into the lockers
Layout, height, ventilation and power supply are determined per application.
Two-way radios
Charging while stored, with a socket and charging dock in the locker.
Laptops
Lockers sized to the device, with AC power and perforated doors for heat.
Tablets
Several devices per locker, all on charge.
Weapons
Issue and return recorded per person, with an audit trail per locker.
Ammunition
Drawers with a fixed layout, keeping quantities auditable.
Medical equipment
Instruments under lock, with a record of who took them.
Evidence
A pass-through locker keeps the chain of custody demonstrable: deposit on one side, collect on the other.
Tools and other assets
Assets can be designated as removed, returned, or defective.