PRODUCT FOCUS: LEISURE & RETAIL LOCK ’N’ ROLL
Here, Codelocks looks at how the provision of smart venue access systems has improved flexibility and convenience for a diverse array of businesses.
Whether you are a facilities manager, venue supervisor or a customer, you often share a common objective – stress- free access at whatever time is convenient to you.
But how many businesses have the resources to staff a site 24/7 ensuring the right customer gets access to the right facilities at the right time? And who has time to chase around looking for lost locker keys or placating frustrated customers who can’t store their kit safely, while you wait for the new keys to be delivered?
From special event venues, hotels, community sports facilities, leisure clubs and shared workspaces, smart locks can help staff make better use of employees’ time and provide customers with trouble-free access around the clock.
Easy event management Oxfordshire-based Loyd Lindsay Rooms is a unique venue offering event facilities. The events team need an effective, efficient hiring out process for their customers, so require a self-service access control system that makes it possible to hire out the venue at allotted time slots. Recognising the venue’s need for autonomous hiring out, locksmith, JPriest & Son, recommended a Codelocks CL5510 smart lock.
This lock offers a range of entry methods allowing customers the luxury of choosing their most suitable entry method, whether it be code, phone or card. The CL5510 supports 100 user codes, 100 phone entry customers and 150 client smart cards.
By installing the K3 Connect App, staff can issue smart cards, codes and phone entry access to venue renters. The app also allows them to manage all aspects of the lock conveniently from their smartphones to monitor who enters and leaves the building, and at what time.
Flexible hours for flexible careers Pirate Studios was founded on the basis of offering musicians self-service studios that are available to hire for allotted time slots, 24/7. They allow customers to let themselves in and out of the studios unaided at times that suit them.
Pirate Studios also found that the CL5510 smart lock was best suited to its needs. The CL5510 allows codes to be created via an online portal and issued to customers via email or SMS.
This function is used by Pirate Studios to send musicians personalised codes for self-service access to rehearsal space and storage lockers. The NetCode technology built
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into the lock’s design automatically erases the code when the client has finished using the space, so it’s ready for the next musician. The installation of the smart locks eliminates the need for staff onsite and allows Pirate Studios to keep rental prices down, passing on the benefit to its customers.
Wireless, keyless, robust locks Parks Tennis want to make it simple for people to book the tennis courts for specific timeslots. Mechanical and fob locks involve too much administrative hassle; padlock combination locks are not always robust enough for the outdoor environment and heavy usage. Many digital locks are prohibitively expensive or need to be part of a complex wired-in system. Codelocks offers a standalone solution to these challenges. Its coded locks are keyless, robust, excellent value, and battery-powered.
Parks Tennis chose the CL5510 smart lock for its ability to generate unique access codes remotely, offering
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