Lockey GE370 Electronic Cabinet/Locker Cam Lock (Gemini)

Specifications

• BOLT TYPE: Locks with a rotating cam. These are typically used on a cabinet door with no inside handle. Must be locked manually.
• DOOR THICKNESS: fits standard metal locker doors.
• DOOR/GATE TYPE: locks for hinged doors on lockers that are typically made of thin metal or wood.
• FINISHES: black; silver.
• HANDLE: No handle (key cylinder on outside, no handle on inside).
• INSTALLATION: surface-mounted on cabinet or locker door.
• KEY: can be keyed alike; comes with 2 keys.
• KEY OVERRIDE: Locks that come standard with a built-in key override for a metal key to provide an additional way to open..
• KEYPAD: single-sided (on one side only).
• LOCKS FOR ...: economical locks designed for residential/light commercial use with fewer features, fewer users, and light traffic; locks designed for property owners/managers for Airbnb/VRBO markets with many users, schedules, and remote management features; locks designed for special uses like wine bottles, casement windows, spare keys, etc.; locks for cabinet doors which are typically thinner than standard doors; locks for commercial/business usage with advanced features, many users, high traffic, and heavy-duty components; locks for lockers with very thin doors usually made of metal or wood; locks that are designed for use on thin trailer doors.
• MAX CODES AT 1 TIME: 1 per keypad.
• MODES: storeroom (code needed to open).
• NETWORK: none (standalone).
• POWER: batteries - 1/2 AA Alkaline battery.
• PRODUCT LINE: Lockey Cabinet/Locker Locks.
• REPEATING DIGITS ALLOWED IN CODE: yes.
• SECURITY LEVEL: (locks that cannot be picked or bumped as long as they are not configured with a key cylinder (aka key override); (locks that intended for personal use only in non-critical situations).
• WAYS TO LOCK/UNLOCK: unlocks by using a keypad on the outside only; unlocks by using either a metal key OR a keypad.
• WEATHER RESISTANCE: Locks where both sides are designed for indoor use only.

Lockey Cabinet/Locker Locks - Public vs Private Modes

• PUBLIC MODE - used for locks in public spaces such as fitness locker rooms, shared work spaces, festivals,  amusement parks, etc.
  In this mode, each person gets to set their own code after they put their things in the locker. The code is only good until the lock is opened. The lock only knows the current code and does not store any previous codes. To prevent people from keeping a lock indefinitely, an administrator can optionally set up a time when these locks will unlock automatically until the next use. Once people are aware of this procedure, they no longer try to store items for extended periods.
  
  
• PRIVATE MODE - used for locks in private spaces such as cabinets, lockers, drawers, etc.
  In this mode, the administrator assigns a permanent code for the lock and gives it to an individual or group. The lock only knows one code, which is shared among one or more people. After someone enters the code, the lock will open and remain open for 4 to 5 seconds before it automatically re-locks. It will never stay unlocked permanently.

Lockey Cabinet/Locker Locks - Types of Codes and Who Should Have What

• The Master Code will grant access to ALL programming functions on the locks, so it is usually only given to the administrative personnel. It can also be used to open all locks.  When used, this code will delete the currently defined user code on the lock.
  
  
• The Submaster Code and the Tech Code will open all locks, but not allow them to be reprogramed.
  
  
• For example, the Principle or Supervisor will often have the Master Code, the Assistant Principle or Assistant Manager will have the Submaster Code, and all maintenance workers and/or technical staff will have the Tech Code. Then, if any of those people leave their job, only one code will have to be changed. 

Lockey Gemini Details (GE2370 & GM370)

Documentation

• GE370 Installation Instructions

Lockey Cabinet/Locker Warranty

• Three-Year Electronic Warranty from the manufacturer
  This covers manufacturing defects to the electronics of the electronic locker lock. Use of a non-synthetic lubricant will damage this lock and will not be covered under the warranty. The Three-Year Electronic Warranty does NOT cover the finish of the lock or defects resulting from vandalism or improper installation or use.