Digilock storage-lock families serve different furniture and locker configurations. The five families below are a way to navigate this catalog, not a ‘top five’ ranking. A family name does not establish the best fit, current availability or compatibility with an existing installation.
Digilock’s support directory distinguishes legacy Numeris and NextLock products from current generations. Identify that branding before using specifications or instructions.
Five families to recognize
- Aspire: The catalog includes legacy Numeris Aspire. Review the exact interface, rear unit and mounting rather than applying current Aspire smart-lock features automatically.
- Versa: Numeris Versa is represented by Mini and Standard pages. Cam, handle, interface and mounting configuration are important when evaluating furniture applications.
- Axis: A NextLock family with keypad and RFID variants. Identify the mechanism and intended shared or assigned operation.
- Sola: A NextLock family whose support documentation separates generations and management variants. ‘Sola’ alone is not enough to choose service instructions.
- Mech: A mechanical family, distinct from electronic keypad and RFID products. The specific dial, hasp or other configuration still matters.
The Numeris category and NextLock category help locate the relevant product pages. Other families are also represented in the site catalog, so this overview should not be treated as an exhaustive manufacturer lineup.
Choose by the storage requirement
Start with the furniture or locker, then identify the intended users, access method and management needs. A temporary-use gym locker and an assigned office cabinet should not be assumed to need the same configuration.
Record physical fit and operational requirements together. If comparing power and management approaches, review electronic versus mechanical storage locks before narrowing the product selection.
Use generation-specific evidence
A familiar family name may appear in both older and current material. Ask which exact version a proposal concerns and retain its matching data sheet and installation guide. Confirm availability and project-specific requirements separately rather than inferring them from a catalog overview.
Frequently asked questions
Are these the five best Digilock locks?
No ranking is intended. They are five families represented in the catalog, each with configurations that need to be matched to a project.
Does ‘legacy’ mean a lock is no longer usable?
No. It identifies an older family. Condition, requirements and support needs should inform any replacement decision.
Is Mech an electronic product?
No. Digilock identifies Mech as a mechanical family. Do not assume that numbered controls require electronic power.
Manufacturer references: product and generation directory and Mech information.
