Fit & Retrofit
Retrofit Employee Locker Locks Without Wiring or Rebuilding
Retrofit an employee locker lock into compatible cam-lock cutouts without wiring or replacing the locker bank.
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Standard cam-lock cutouts — direct fit on common locker hardware.
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No power run, no PoE, no electrician on the job.
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Convert gradually, one locker bank at a time, on your own schedule.
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A typical swap takes a few minutes per locker with a screwdriver.
Not sure it fits?
Send a photo of your locker hardware and we'll confirm fit before we begin the collaboration.
→ Cutout dimensions: NFC Cam Lock product page
The Core Idea
Replace Personal Padlocks with a Facility-Managed Staff Locker Lock
A facility-managed staff locker lock keeps the locker under organizational control when employees join, transfer, or leave.
A KENRONE NFC lock makes the locker the facility's again. The compartment is assigned to one named person in the app. The person opens it with a tap of their phone. No padlock to supply, no combination to distribute, no key to collect on the last day.
Turnover & Access
Assign and Revoke Employee Locker Lock Access in Seconds
Assign one named user to an employee locker lock, record authorized unlocks, and revoke access without re-keying the hardware.
STEP 01
Assign
Bind the locker to one named user in the app.
STEP 02
Open
That user taps their phone; the authorized unlock is recorded with user, time, and locker ID.
STEP 03
Revoke
Remove access on exit or transfer — instantly, no re-key, hardware untouched.
Schools & Institutions
Assigned Use Locker Lock Options for Schools and Institutions
An assigned use locker lock can support faculty, staff, departmental equipment, and administrative storage when the user keeps the credential phone with them.
For faculty lockers, staff rooms, departmental tool and equipment lockers, and administrative storage, KENRONE NFC locks replace built-in key locks and combination locks with app-based assignment and an unlock record — no master-key control chart to maintain, no re-keying between terms.
Where this fits
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Faculty & staff lockers
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Staff rooms and changing areas
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Departmental tool / equipment lockers
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Administrative & records storage
Where it does not
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Student 1:1 device lockers
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Phone / tablet charging lockers
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Any locker meant to store the user's phone
Because the smartphone powers and opens the lock, it can't secure a locker whose purpose is to store that phone. Those programs need a card-based or powered system — we say so up front to save you a wasted evaluation.
Maintenance
Battery-Free Staff Locker Locks Across an Entire Locker Bank
Battery-free staff locker locks remove recurring cell replacement from large assigned locker banks.
Honest Limits
Where an Employee Locker Lock Fits—and Where It Does Not
Suitable for
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Personal / assigned employee lockers
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Staff & faculty lockers
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Tool & equipment lockers
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Administrative storage
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Indoor & semi-indoor locker rooms
Not for
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Lockers meant to store the user's own phone (the phone is the key)
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Student 1:1 device lockers
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Charging lockers
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Outdoor lockers below −20°C or above 65°C
Operating temperature −20°C to 65°C. For anything outside this, talk to us before specifying.
Key Differences
Key Differences for an Assigned Use Locker Lock
For the full comparison across all lock types, see the Locker Solutions overview →. For assigned lockers specifically:
Attribute | Member's padlock | Battery electronic | NFC battery-free |
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Unlock recorded | No | If powered | Yes |
Battery in lock | None | Required | None |
Assign / revoke one user | No | App | App, no re-key |
Lock supplied by facility | No | Yes | Yes |
Talk to Us
Tell Us About Your Employee Locker Lock Project
Share the locker model, assigned users, environment, quantity, and integration needs for your employee locker lock project.
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