A secure, accessible weapons storage system, but you’d never know it from the outside.

It’s a sobering reality—security resources have become commonplace in locations where they might not have been a few decades ago. Schools, courthouses, city halls, airports, and hospitals—these are all places that are seeking secure, quick access to weapons and gear in case of an emergency.  They all need Fast Response Lockers in their location.

Fast Response Lockers(FRL) pair the safety and durability of a weapons cabinet with an unassuming design—creating a locker that offers the protection of a gun cabinet, but doesn’t look like one.

HEALTHCARE FACILITIES STORAGE

Many large healthcare institutions host prison inmates when they’re in need of medical care—and in many cases, police officers are often assigned to large hospital hubs. There are plenty of opportunities for emergencies to arise, and a weapons locker designed to look like a regular cabinet in an office or in a supply area could make a difference in being able to react quickly.

SCHOOLS

With the prevalence of school shootings and dangerous illegal activities anywhere there’s a crowd of people, a sobering reality has emerged—security resources are starting to become commonplace in locations where they might not have been a few decades ago. For years, many schools have had school resource officers to act as a liaison between students and community resources, provide safety education, and ensure security on school grounds. But now, many schools are beginning to look at new ways to have secure, quick access to weapons and gear in the event of an emergency. Think of it as “point-of-need” storage for weapons access. Some schools have responded to this need by installing a Fast Response Locker (FRL)—a storage cabinet with a locking mechanism that keeps the content secure and allows immediate access to the weapons and gear inside. Security and immediacy are just one piece of this solution—the other factor is ensuring that these lockers look like anything but a gun cabinet. Although these lockers are built with the same security as you’d find in a police armory, they can be designed to look like standard lockers or filing cabinets for a more discrete solution.

COURTHOUSES & AIRPORTS

These two facilities are accessible to everyone—meaning that they’re also vulnerable to random acts of violence. Many airports are starting to explore the placement of fast response lockers throughout their buildings in an effort to respond swiftly to security issues, and courthouses are also following suit.

DON’T RISK BEING UNPREPARED

When an emergency happens, there’s often a fraction of a second to respond. Our lockers can be equipped with two electronic lock types to provide quick access:

ZEPHYR LOCK

With a choice of mechanical or electronic powered options, this intuitive push button or RFID locking system fits nearly every locker design, allowing a way for facilities to utilize one lock and install a common platform for lockers in multiple areas.

DIGILOCK

Featuring an all-metal lock housing with or without a pull handle, the Digilock can pair with radio frequency identification (RFID) cards or 4-digit PIN code systems—and are easily managed with a programming key unique to the lock system, or a manager bypass key. Battery-operated with a life of 3-5 years, these locks include tamper guards and visible/audible indicators.

Contact us today if you need a fast response locker.