Digital locks by iLOQ

Battery-free Europrofile knob cylinder: 30 mm body, extendable in 5 mm steps, no keyway.

• Access rights210
• Blocklisted keys500
• Time slots10
• Event log500 events with time stamp

This is the cylinder I'd put on a regular Europrofile door, indoors or out in the weather: it is rated IP55 and works from -40°C to 80°C. If a phone is lost, the administrator blocklists it and the lock keeps working, and there is no battery in the cylinder to change.

Battery-free, maintenance-free DIN half cylinder for swing handles, e.g. on cabinets.

• Length30/10 mm, one length only; one 5 mm extension (AD50.E05) on the knob side, up to 35 mm
• Operating angleabout 40°, clockwise to the 6 o'clock position
• Closingno credential needed, push the lever back until it clicks
• Reader knobreplaceable: loosen the fixing screw, fit the new knob, tighten to 1.5 Nm

This one goes inside a swing handle, the kind used on cabinets. Hold your phone to the knob, wait for the green light, turn it about 40 degrees and pull the lever; to close, just push the lever back until it clicks, no credential needed.

Grade 3 battery-free padlock with 8/60 mm shackle and Cerakote ceramic coating.

• Access rights210
• Blocklisted keys500
• Time slots10
• Event log500 events with time stamp

This is the padlock I'd use on remote objects and locations out in the weather: it is IP68, passed 96 hours of salt spray and works from -40°C to 80°C. If a phone goes missing it is simply blocklisted, and the padlock itself has no battery to replace.

Grade 3, 4 and 5 padlocks with shackles from 25 mm to 110 mm, in x31 and x41 versions.

• Grade 3H50S.331 / H50S.341, shackle 25, 60 or 110 mm (8 mm shackle)
• Grade 4H50S.431 / H50S.441, shackle 28 or 50 mm (11 mm shackle)
• Grade 5H50S.531 / H50S.541, shackle 27 or 50 mm (15 mm shackle)
• Versionsx31: open and close with credentials; x41: open with credentials and close by pushing

This is the whole padlock range: Grade 3 with 25, 60 or 110 mm shackles, Grade 4 with 28 or 50 mm, Grade 5 with 27 or 50 mm. Pick an x31 if a credential should both open and close it, or an x41 if closing should just be a push.

Rechargeable NFC key fob for users without a compatible smartphone; it powers the lock.

• Access rights210
• Blocklisted keys50
• Time slots10
• Key event log200 latest openings

I'd hand this to anyone without a compatible NFC phone: one charge lasts 5000 openings or up to 2 years in standby, and it warns weeks before it needs its USB-C cable. Lose it and the administrator revokes it remotely; every fob has its own identifier and can be blocklisted on its own.

Rechargeable administrator tool: programs and updates cylinders, keys and Online devices.

• Lock programming tasks200
• Lock event logs50
• Batteryinternal accumulator, 5,000 openings / 1 year standby per charge; USB B-type cable included
• ProtectionIP57, -4°F to 131°F; charging at 32°F to 113°F

This orange key is the administrator's tool, not a door key: it carries access rights, time profiles and blocklisting tasks to the cylinders and brings audit trails back from offline locks. One charge lasts several months, and it recharges with the USB B-type cable that comes with it.