Collection: Electronic Locker Locks

Our electronic locker locks deliver modern, keyless security for schools, gyms, offices, and leisure facilities. Designed for convenience and flexibility, they offer simple PIN or digital access, making them ideal for both shared and personal use lockers. As a wholesale distributor, we supply electronic locker locks in bulk to trade customers, contractors, and facilities managers. Easy to install and built for long-term reliability, these locks help reduce lost keys and improve locker management. With competitive trade pricing and fast UK delivery, our electronic locker locks are the smart choice for secure, future-proof storage solutions.

Private Mode (Assigned Use)

Private mode electronic locks are used where lockers are allocated to a regular user, such as staff lockers, student lockers or long-term workplace storage. Each user retains their assigned PIN, card or credential, providing consistent access while maintaining security and audit control.

Public Mode (Shared Use)

Public mode electronic locks reset after each use, allowing the next user to create their own temporary PIN or credential. This makes them ideal for gyms, leisure centres, spas and visitor facilities where lockers are shared throughout the day. Once the locker is reopened, the code or credential is cleared automatically.

Battery-Powered & Low Maintenance

Electronic locker locks are typically battery powered, offering long battery life and low ongoing maintenance. Many models feature low-battery warnings and emergency override access to ensure uninterrupted operation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an electronic locker lock?

An electronic locker lock uses a digital keypad and batteries instead of keys. Users enter a PIN code to lock and unlock the door, making them ideal for offices, gyms, and workplaces that want a modern, keyless system.

Do electronic locks need wiring?

No — most electronic locker locks are battery powered, so there’s no wiring required. They’re quick to install and easy to retrofit onto existing lockers.

What happens if the batteries run out?

Most locks will give a low battery warning before power runs out. If the lock loses power completely, a master key or emergency override cable can be used to open it and replace the batteries.

Can I switch between public and private mode?

Yes — most can be set to public mode (for shared lockers where users set their own code each time) or private mode (for fixed, assigned users) whenever required. Settings are usually changed through the keypad or using a programming key. If you require instructions, we can send these via email for your exact model.

Are electronic locks suitable for wet areas?

Some models are rated for indoor dry use only, while others are built for wet or humid environments such as gyms and spas. Always check the IP rating or product description to ensure the lock suits your environment. We do offer a mixture of wet and dry area use locks to suit any scenario.