Station equipment rooms
Check user groups, door construction and any connection to the existing access-control system.

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Station doors, depots and trackside facilities serve different purposes. Treat passenger routes, staff entrances and equipment areas separately when planning access.
Check user groups, door construction and any connection to the existing access-control system.
For distributed openings, check cabinet dimensions, exposure and how maintenance teams carry and manage keys.
Operations staff, maintenance teams and contractors may need different access areas; record these separately.
Review thickness, handing, lock-case space, strike and wiring together.
Controlled entry and emergency exit are different requirements. Assess exit hardware with the full door assembly and project requirements.
Validate representative openings, then plan replacement stages and exception handling around operating hours.
These are product directions, not a confirmed project specification. Models, accessories and management tools require a site-specific review.
Check door construction, lock dimensions, power and access-control interfaces.
View products →Check shackle diameter, clearance, mounting position and exposure.
View products →Select against door handing, assembly compatibility and project egress requirements.
View products →Door or opening schedule; door photographs; access-control interfaces; operating and maintenance windows; key groups; project requirements for exits or fire doors.
Using your opening information, we can help shortlist products, review dimensions and associated components, and identify questions to resolve. Samples, supply and on-site support are agreed for the specific project.
Selecting a lock does not certify the complete door assembly or provide railway signalling or train-control functions. Interfaces and acceptance criteria require separate confirmation.