What should a Range replacement quote include?
A useful Range quotation should identify the complete configuration, not simply a front-body style. Ask for the proposed lock, rear unit and any required mounting or management components to be listed clearly, with reused components distinguished from new ones.
| Your project | What to clarify in the enquiry |
| Replacing a few existing locks | Which installed units remain, which management credentials you want to retain, and the configuration of each replacement |
| Equipping new lockers | Door construction, mounting preparation, strike arrangement, intended use and management requirements |
| Changing how a locker bank operates | Whether the proposed rear unit supports the new shared or assigned workflow, and whether any existing components can be retained |
Do not treat a matching finish or familiar keypad as confirmation that two quotations cover the same assembly. Compare the interface, body orientation, rear mechanism and included accessories line by line.
In the Range quote form below, state whether this is a new installation, a partial replacement or a workflow change. Include quantities by configuration and identify any components you would like to reuse. Compatibility and current availability need confirmation before ordering.
Configuration reference: Digilock Range. This checklist is a suggested buying workflow, not a list of components included in a quote.