Australian Security Technology offers a range of miniature electronic locks suitable for applications on lockers, cupboards, and drawers. The KP and KT code operated versions totally eliminate keys operating via a user or manager designated PIN code. The TC series locks operate by electronic touch keys that enable on the spot combination changes, special keying configurations and deleting lost keys simply and quickly by using unique programming keys. All locks are powered from two internal batteries for up to five years.

DIGILOCK Code KP Series - Designed for permanently assigned access. Provides instant access by entry of a four-digit code. Manager and/or Owner codes allow override access. User, Manager and Owner codes are all programmable through the keypad. Three consecutive incorrect code entries will disable the Digilock KP for three minutes. Latch closing with code opening.

DIGILOCK Code KT Series - Designed for shared or temporary access by multiple users. Requires a "user selected" code to lock Digilock. Unlocks using the same, leaving he lock ready to be used by the next person. A blinking red LED indicates the lock is in use. An automatic unlock feature may be programmed by management to disengage lock one to eight hours after locking to prevent unauthorised extended usage. Re-programmable Manager and Owner codes provide instant override access. Three consecutive incorrect code entries will disable the Digilock KT for three minutes. User generated Code to Lock and same code for opening.

DIGILOCK Key TC Series - Designed for facilities wishing to retain a key concept, the Digilock TC operates with button keys (Dallas Chip) available on clips for attaching to clothing or key rings. Touching the Button Key against the lock opens the lock. Each button key has it's own unique code making it virtually impossible to duplicate keys for unauthorised access. Button keys only instantly eliminated from the system by simply programming a new key to the lock. Programming is accomplished by touching the Programming button key to the lock followed by the new button key. A manager button key allows access to all locks in the system.