Proposal for keyless-keypad for CCNY lecture halls

NAC lecture hall (1), Marshak lecture hall (2), Shepard hall (1), Baskerville hall (1)

Installing keyless keypad in the mentioned halls to provide maximum security for the equipment in them.

What’s the proposal about?

Lockey 2435 Mechanical Keyless Lock Requires no wires, batteries nor electricity. $140.00 Combination code can be 2-7 digits

Sample of keyless-keypad

Lockey 2210 deadbolt $107.92 3-6 digit codes

Sample of keyless-keypad

Can be locked or unlocked by turning the thumb turn.

No combination code needed to lock this lock--just turn the knob.

To unlock, type in your secret code on the keypad and turn the knob.

Lockey 2435 Mechanical Keyless Lock

Advantages of using knob type keyless-keypad

The padlock has a free-spinning stainless steel core shaft that can’t be cut with a hacksaw.

The lock can be changed from right to left hand doors.

Advantages cont’d

Benefits of using keyless-keypad locks

Looking or replacing a stolen key Buying batteries Computer programming It is easy to change combination

No more worrying about:

The lock bolt is hacksaw proof

The outside knob spins freely under heavy torque(force) which protects the mechanism to avoid forced access

Intruder-proofed design

The combinations are completely mechanical

No batteries or electricity

100% automatic

Saves CCNY economically.Saves money for replacing stolen items in the lecture halls.

Maximum security

Benefit of keyless keypads for CCNY

They do not have to wait for security officers to bring keys and as a result having more time to cover their lecture materials.

Benefits for professors

Students would learn more material in a day.

Benefits for students

Contractor (works for 2-3 days): $1,500.00

Locks: 150.00 x 7 = $1050.00

Total spending: $2,550.00

Projected expenses