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Codelocks Inc.
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Codelocks is an innovative designer and manufacturer of electronic and mechanical digital keypad locks for doors, cabinets and lockers. Whether controlling access to certain areas or safeguarding confidential or dangerous materials, the locks offer users a convenient standalone solution without the trouble of issuing keys or cards. The locks are stylish, very easy to fit and are sold with everything you need in the box to fit them, including parts, instructions and templates. Access codes for its advanced electronic door locks can be programmed and managed via a computer or tablet, giving clear visibility of how, where and when access permissions were set up and used. This audit trail data can be a useful analytical tool for industries where the protection of high-value assets or sensitive data is high on the agenda. KitLock is the brand name for Codelocks' range of digital cabinet, locker and furniture locks commonly used in offices, gyms, leisure centers, spas, schools, hospitals and data centers. To control access to an individual or group of KitLock cabinet locks from a remote location, Codelocks designed a secure web-based application called NetCode. Using the application, authorized personnel can gain access to machinery or equipment locked inside cabinets or enclosures unaccompanied. NetCode issues a temporary, time-sensitive access code for KitLock cabinet locks that will only work within a designated time slot. Codelocks digital locks are favored by facilities, estates or maintenance managers in schools, universities, offices, data centers, hospitals, leisure and fitness centers, where key management can present significant challenges due to the high numbers that go missing. Home owners often install the locks to help protect their sheds, garages and home offices. The company offers after-sales support from its headquarters in Newbury, Berkshire. It also has offices in North America and Australia, where locks can be bought and serviced.