[Electronics-talk] Accessible lock

[Scott Spaulding]

I've used the click locks. They have 5 levers that go between 1 & 4 and they
come with a preset combination of 4 numbers with the 5th lever releasing the
lock. I think I've seen them at multiple places including ILA.

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[mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Carolyn Brock
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 5:02 PM
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Subject: [Electronics-talk] Accessible lock

Listers,
    This is a really low-tech question, but does anyone know of a 
small padlock (suitable for, say, a health club locker) that operates 
without a key or a visual combination system?  Ideally I'd love 
something that responds to a voice command, even a fingerprint or 
something similar.  But I'd settle for a small keypad.  I've struck 
out at hardware stores.
Carolyn


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