Application of passive dual channel intelligent padlock in ladder doors

The installation of climbing facilities is usually high, with a high degree of work hazard. Climbing doors are set up to prevent non staff members from climbing and causing injury or equipment damage. Usually used in places such as substations, oil depots, railway stations, etc.

For example, most of the climbing stairs in railway stations are connected to the roof. Station maintenance personnel will regularly inspect the roof of the station to check for leaks, suspended ceilings, foreign objects, and water ditches, and eliminate safety hazards. The climbing ladder of the substation, some leading to the roof and some leading to high-voltage electricity, is a necessary path for maintenance personnel to work and has a certain degree of danger.

However, the locks for climbing doors are usually traditional mechanical locks, with keys and locks in a one-to-one correspondence. Locks are prone to theft and opening, and managing a large number of keys is relatively difficult. This not only increases the workload of staff, but also poses a risk of key loss.

Good viewing angle passive dual channel intelligent padlock with no power supply inside, maintenance free; The intelligent lock cylinder adopts digital encryption technology to prevent data theft; Specialized keyhole design and 360 ° idle technology to prevent technical unlocking; Dual channel, dual system, ensuring that the lock can be opened in another channel when one channel is damaged. The lock is made of 316L stainless steel material, which is rust proof and corrosion-resistant. The key is a one key pass, which can be inspected and authorized to open all locks within the range. The lock opening and closing logs are automatically uploaded to the platform for management personnel to view at any time.

Can solve the following problems:

1. Multiple keys, inconvenient to carry, and easy to lose.

2. The lock cannot be opened after rusting.

3. There is no record of lock opening and closing.

4. Keys can be easily copied, locks can be stolen and opened, resulting in personal injury or equipment damage.