Passtech is a global leader in innovative electronic locking systems, specializing in advanced RFID and wireless online locker locks for commercial applications.
Established in 2003, Passtech has dedicated itself to developing and providing innovative electronic locking systems. A pioneer in the industry, Passtech successfully launched the world's first HF RFID locker locks in 2005, the first wireless online locker lock system in 2013, and comprehensive mobile access locker solutions in 2020. Their products are widely utilized in hotels, resorts, gyms, and corporate offices across the globe.
Passtech's product lineup includes standalone RFID locks, hotel room door systems (like the HP100 and HP200 series), and highly customizable e-Smart online locks (like the SL series). These smart locks offer seamless integration with the Passtech Mobile App via BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), providing frictionless access while enhancing security through remote administration, audit trails, and automatic status reporting.
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Passtech RFID locker locks typically operate on 4 pieces of 1.5V AA alkaline batteries (6V total). Always make sure to use new batteries of the same brand when replacing them.
Kai akumuliatorius ttage runs low, the lock will sound a beep five times and a red LED will illuminate. This low battery status is also recorded in the memory of the User Card, which administrators can view on their management system.
If a user loses their assigned card, an administrator can unlock the door using Master Card I. Using Master Card I will open the lock and delete the lost user card's registration from the lock, reverting it to its default state so a new card can be assigned.
To open a lock with your smartphone, download the Passtech Mobile App, sync it with your assigned RFID card via Bluetooth (BLE), and then tap to unlock directly from your device screen. Your mobile key will automatically expire when your assigned card\u0027s access ends.