Digilock Range Electronic Locker Locks

Digilock Range is a legacy NextLock electronic locker-lock family with keypad and RFID configurations. For fitness, school or workplace locker projects, identify the body style, rear locking unit and shared- or assigned-use requirement before comparing options. Request a quote to confirm current availability and compatibility with the existing locker and management system.

Product Details

Interface

Front Unit

Keypad or RFID interface

Legacy Range documentation covers keypad and RFID models. These electronic configurations should not be confused with the separate Mech dial-combination family. Accessibility depends on the selected interface, accessories and complete installation. Ask about the appropriate user-key or lever option for the exact model; do not assume that every configuration meets every project requirement.

Power: match the documented Range variant

Range product documentation specifies four AA batteries for the configurations it covers. Check the exact generation and existing battery compartment before replacement. Expected life varies with use and configuration, so confirm the relevant specification rather than relying on a universal cycle count.

Body Style

Front Unit

Finish and matching

Record the finish on the existing Range lock and confirm the finish offered for the quoted configuration. Legacy photographs and descriptions are identification aids, not proof of current stock or finish availability.

Body style and orientation

Range has been documented in more than one body style and orientation. Include the existing dimensions, orientation, handle arrangement and mounting preparation when requesting a matching option.

Deadlatch

Rear unit: assigned-use deadlatch

Legacy guides distinguish the motorized deadlatch used for assigned-use lockers from deadbolt configurations. Match the rear unit, door preparation and strike to the exact model before ordering.

Assigned-use lockers

In assigned use, a locker is allocated to a particular person and opened with their assigned credential. Specify this workflow when requesting a matching lock or replacement.

Deadbolt

Rear unit: deadbolt

The deadbolt configuration supports shared or assigned use on the models covered by the corresponding guide. Check the existing rear unit and specified functionality; front appearance alone does not confirm a match.

Shared-use lockers

In shared use, a person chooses an available locker for a session. After the locker is vacated, it is available to the next user. Confirm that the specific lock and setup support this workflow.

Key Management

Use the Programming and Manager credentials specified for the exact Range generation and interface. Facilities teams should keep management access under their control and confirm credential compatibility before ordering additional locks. Features such as audit capability or external power must be checked against the matching manufacturer guide.

Range Support

Digilock lists this family in its legacy product support directory. Legacy classification does not establish that every variant is discontinued or currently available.

Use the official Range manufacturer support page and choose the correct generation, interface and management type before following installation or operating instructions. If the lock cannot be identified, contact the manufacturer or your authorized facilities lead for help.

Range questions before ordering

Is Range a mechanical combination lock?

This page covers legacy Range electronic keypad and RFID locker locks. Mechanical dial-combination, hasp and laser-cam options are covered by the separate Digilock Mech family.

Which Range rear unit is appropriate for day-use lockers?

The corresponding deadbolt configuration can support shared use, while the documented deadlatch configuration is for assigned use. Confirm the exact rear unit and programming requirement before ordering.

Does the front body style establish a Range replacement match?

No. Compare mounting dimensions, door preparation, rear unit, interface and management requirements as well as the front body and orientation.

What should I include in a Range quote request?

Include quantity, model or generation, keypad/RFID interface, body orientation, shared- or assigned-use requirement, rear mechanism and existing management method. Current availability and compatibility should be confirmed in the quote.

For an identification or purchasing question, contact Digital Locks Online or use this page’s quote form. Do not include access codes or sensitive management credentials.

Range Keypad

Range RFID

Request a Quote

Request a Range quote from Digital Locks Online. Include the quantity, locker or cabinet application, existing model or generation, interface, mounting arrangement and shared- or assigned-use requirement. Have front and rear photos ready for the team if identification is needed. The quote process should confirm current availability and a suitable matching option before you order.