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Master Lock ADA-Compliant Built-In Locks Are Designed To Meet Applicable Requirements Of The U.S. Department Of Justice's "2010 ADA Standard For Accessible Design".
Where Lockers Are Provided, At Least 5% Of Each Type Of Locker, But No Fewer than One, Must Meet Applicable Accessibility (ADA) Requirements.
In Addition, The Following Requirements For Operable Parts:
ADA-Compliant 1636MKADA Features A Specially Designed Key With A Large, Flat ADA Keyhead, Allowing Users With Limited Hand Strength Or Dexterity To Operate The Lock.
The No. 1636MKADA Offers Three Separate Methods Of Access:
Q: What's The Difference Between Standard And Built-In Locker Locks?
A: A "Portable" Locker Padlock, Such As No. 1525, Has A Shackle That Hooks Through The Hasp On The Locker And Can Be Removed When Unlocked. "Built-In" Padlocks, Such As The 1636MKADA, Are Mounted To The Locker Door And Becomes Part Of The Locker Itself.
Q: Standard 1630 Vs. 1636MKADA Model?
A: The Standard No. 1630 Provides Combination Access And Supervisory Control Key Operation, While The 1636MKADA Adds Individual User Access With ADA Student Keys.
Q: Can Built-In ADA Padlocks Be Mounted To Any Locker Door?
A: No, 1636MKADA Padlocks Are Designed Specifically For Standard Lift-Handle Lockers With Right-Hinged Doors (Hinges Are Located On The RIGHT When Facing The Locker).
Q: Is There An Installation Guide To Mount Built-In Padlocks On A Locker?
A: Yes, Click Here For Master Lock's Built-In Locker Padlock Installation Guide

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