Digilock keypad locks provide ultimate locker security with the simplicity of a 4-digit user code.
Digilock keypad locks function by entry of a 4-digit code. The interface also contains a key slot to operate locks with an Accessibility User Key. Lock systems are easily managed with a Programming Key unique to the lock system, or any Manager Bypass Key. Digilock features:
- All metal lock housing with or without integral pull handle
- Standard, vertical and horizontal body orientation
- Tamper guard
- Visual and audible indicators
- Powered by 4 premium AA or 2 9-Volt batteries
- 3-5 year battery life
- 2-year product warranty
Digilock Keypad Resources
Security
Standard 
Features a 3/8” (9.5 mm) solenoid springbolt (shared use).
Advanced
Features a 1/2” (12.7 mm) motorized deadbolt (shared use) or 1/2” (12.7 mm) motorized deadlatch (assigned use).
High Security (coming soon)
Features a 1/2” (12.7 mm) motorized deadbolt 
(shared use) or 1/2” (12.7 mm) motorized deadlatch (assigned use). Audit trail capability is provided with lock management software.
Use / Function 
Assigned Use
In assigned use functionality, a 4-digit User Code is assigned to operate the lock. The user enters the assigned User Code to unlock and closes the door to automatically lock. Management staff operates the lock with either the Programming Key unique to the lock system, or any registered Manager Bypass Key. In assigned use functionality, the locks have a green LED usage indicator.
Shared Use
In shared use functionality, the user chooses any available locker and enters a self-selected 4-digit code to lock and unlock. Once unlocked, the locker is available for a different user. Management staff operates the lock with either the Programming Key unique to the lock system, or any registered Manager Bypass Key. In shared use functionality, the locks have a red LED usage indicator
INSTALLATION / MOUNTING 
Surface Mount
With a surface mount installation, the front and rear units are joined by connector pins. The front unit of the lock sits visibly on the door surface.
Recessed Mount
With a recess mount installation, the front and rear units are joined by connector pins. The front unit of the lock sits down in a space routed on the door.
Offset Mount
With an offset installation, the front and rear units are joined by a cable, up to 24″ (610mm) in length, which allows the rear unit to be mounted apart from the front unit. The front unit can be surface or recess mount
Keys / Lock Management 
Programming Key
- Initializes new locks
- Registers Manager Bypass Keys
- Provides lock access in case of forgotten/lost user credential (code or key)
- Allows management audit/inspection
- Provides external power in case of battery failure
- The Programming Key for 3rd generation locks is red
- The Programming Key for standard and advanced security 4th generation locks is yellow
- The Programming Key for high security 4th generation locks is green
Manager Bypass Key
- Assigns User Code and User Key on assigned use locks
- Provides lock access in case of forgotten/lost user credential (code or key)
- Allows management audit/inspection
- Provides external power in case of battery failure
- The Manager Bypass Key is black
Accessibility User Key
- Operates the lock instead of using a code
- The Accessibility User Key is blue
- All Digilock models can be operated with an Accessibility User Key to meet compliance guidelines. The Accessibility User Key is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) guidelines set by the US Access Board. Digilock recommends obtaining Accessibility User Keys for 5% of the total number of installed locks.
