EXHIBITOR NEWS
GAIN CONTROL WITH GANTNER´S ELECTRONIC LOCKER SYSTEM
Eliminating the problems of jammed lockers, members losing their keys, or leaving their gym kit locked up for days, GANTNER´s advanced electronic locker systems give operators complete control over their changing rooms whiled offering ease of use for members.
World´s first battery operated locker system
GANTNER’s new battery- operated locking system is ideal for health and fitness facilities, the new GANTNER Battery Locking System is a safe and sound choice.
It is the world’s first battery lock to include up to a 10-year battery life, acoustic alarm function, and can be mounted in the locker rather than on the door, making it vandal-proof and ideal for the high aesthetic demands of architects.
To open and close the locker, members simply swipe any available locker with their membership card, wristband or key fob.
Multiple operating modes and easy retrofitting help simplify
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Battery life up to 10 years Acoustic alarm function Vandalproof
operations, reduce maintenance and staff costs.
The battery lock can be combined with GANTNER wired locker system and can also be easily operated with TechnoGym´s Wellnes Key as well as PRECOR´s PREVA Token.
GANTNER´s locker technology can be found in many leading health and fitness chains around the globe.
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