Brush card locker Application and Features
These card – type self – service baggage storage lockers are designed for various public places with relatively fixed consumer groups, such as school libraries, membership supermarkets, clubs, public libraries, swimming pools, and gymnasiums. Customers can select from different access units like IC cards, barcode cards, magnetic stripe cards, radio – frequency cards, and TM buckles, depending on the types of membership cards or library cards they possess.
The operation is straightforward. When depositing items, users press the “deposit” button and then follow the system prompts to swipe their identity verification card. Once the card information is successfully read, the locker door opens automatically. After placing the items, they close the door. To retrieve items, simply swipe the card, and the door unlocks upon successful verification.
This series of card – type storage lockers offers unique features. They can be configured to have functions like fixing the locker door, one – card – one – locker, and mid – process item retrieval. Moreover, they can be optionally equipped with networking capabilities. This enables advanced functions such as personnel identity verification through data docking with a single card, data recording, data querying, remote operation, hierarchical management, and specifying operating hours. The lockers boast high security, require no consumables, have strong functional scalability, are convenient to manage, easy to upgrade, and have a wide application range with a fast response speed.
Card – swiping locker: Solid Composition and Structure
The self – service baggage storage cabinet is controlled by an embedded computer, which endows it with the management function of a small – articles storage system. It mainly consists of an input device, typically a barcode reader, output devices like a Chinese LCD display, an embedded computer processing center, management software, and a power supply.
Constructed from high – quality cold – rolled plates, the cabinet is cold – formed and then assembled using carbon dioxide gas – shielded welding, resulting in a solid and sturdy structure. The cabinet’s surface undergoes a meticulous process of rust removal, oil removal, grinding, and phosphorus treatment before being spray – coated with plastic. Users have the freedom to choose the color of the plastic – coated surface. The back of the locker door is reinforced longitudinally, enhancing its anti – impact ability. This not only effectively prevents but also reduces the risk of users getting bruised, knocked, or injured due to carelessness. The electric lock features a 360 – degree anti – prying design and comes with an anti – floppy insertion device, ensuring the safety of stored items.
