Device Lockers

Keep Your Devices Safe And Secure With Our Feature-Packed Device Lockers

Introducing our range of device lockers - the perfect solution for keeping your devices safe and secure!

Our lockers are made of durable metal and are designed to be installed in public, commercial, and community spaces like gyms and workplaces. With our lockers, you can lock away your mobile phones and tablets while they are charging, ensuring that they are safe and secure.

The lockers come equipped with USB ports, so you can charge your devices while they are locked away. And with both USB Type C and older USB Type A ports, our lockers are compatible with a wide range of devices.

These lockers come in a range of sizes, with between four and eight compartments for your devices. With a range of colours to choose from, you can find a locker that fits in perfectly with your space. Keep your devices safe and secure with our range of device lockers - order yours today!

What Are Device Lockers?

Device lockers are metal lockers that are designed to be installed in public, commercial, and community spaces, like gyms or workplaces. They allow visitors, students, or employees to lock away their mobile phones and tablets while they are charging, ensuring that they are safe and secure. Many device lockers also have USB ports, so users can charge their devices while they are locked away. They are available in different sizes and colours, and are typically equipped with both USB Type C and older USB Type A ports to accommodate a wide range of devices.

What Are Some Common Uses For Device Lockers?

Device lockers are commonly used in a variety of public, commercial, and community spaces. Some common examples include gyms, workplaces, schools, hospitals, and public transit centres. In these environments, device lockers provide a safe and secure way for visitors, students, employees, or patients to lock away their mobile phones and tablets while they are charging. This can help prevent theft and loss, and can also help to reduce distractions and create a more focused and productive environment. Additionally, device lockers with USB ports can help users ensure that their devices are charged and ready to use when they are needed.

What Are The Different Types Of Device Lockers?

There are several different types of device lockers available, including traditional lockers with compartments for individual devices, charging stations with built-in lockers, and charging kiosks with lockers for larger items like laptops. Traditional device lockers are typically available in different sizes and colours, and may be equipped with a variety of features such as USB ports, keypad locks, and RFID technology.

What Are The Key Features To Consider When Choosing Device Lockers?

When choosing device lockers, some key features to consider include the size and capacity of the locker, the type of lock, the availability of USB ports and other charging options, and the overall durability and security of the locker. Other important factors to consider include the compatibility of the locker with your devices, the aesthetic appearance of the locker, and any additional features or options that may be available. It is also important to consider the specific needs and requirements of the space where the locker will be installed, and to choose a locker that is suitable for the intended use. For example, if the locker will be used in a high-traffic area, a more robust and secure locker may be necessary. If the locker will be used in a public space, it may be important to consider additional features like payment systems and security cameras.

How Do Device Lockers Work?

Device lockers typically work by providing a secure compartment or compartmentalised space where users can lock away their mobile phones, tablets, or other devices while they are charging. The locker may be equipped with a traditional keyed lock, a keypad lock, or an RFID lock, which allows users to access their devices by entering a code, using a key or key fob, or waving a compatible RFID card or device. Some device lockers also have USB ports or other charging options, which allow users to charge their devices while they are locked away. In general, device lockers provide a convenient and secure way for users to charge and store their devices while they are in public, commercial, or community spaces.

Are There Any UK Or European Industry Standards Or Regulations That Apply To Device Lockers?

There are several UK and European industry standards and regulations that may apply to device lockers, depending on the specific type of locker and the intended use. Some common examples of relevant standards and regulations include:

• British Standard BS 4680:1999, which specifies requirements for the design, construction, and performance of lockers.
• European Standard EN 14073, which specifies requirements for the design, construction, and testing of lockers.
• European Standard EN 14074, which specifies requirements for the design, construction, and testing of lockers for personal effects.
• European Standard EN 13501, which specifies requirements for the classification of the fire performance of building products and components.

In addition to these general standards and regulations, there may also be specific requirements and guidelines that apply to device lockers used in specific environments, such as schools, hospitals, or public transit centres. It is important to consult with the relevant authorities and stakeholders to determine which standards and regulations apply to your specific situation.