NEXA lock and key kit (10 locks and 2 keys)

NEXA lock and key kit (10 locks and 2 keys)

NEXA

Infection control accessory
  • Accessory product for Ecolab Nexa hand hygiene dispensers, which are designed to support compliance with infection control and hand hygiene standards in clinical environments.
  • Subject to general product safety requirements for non Medical equipment in the regions where sold; the lock and key kit itself is not classified as a medicinal product or medical device.
  • Used in conjunction with Nexa dispensers that may carry CE or UKCA conformity markings where applicable to dispensing systems.
Lock and key kit for Ecolab Nexa hand hygiene dispensers

Description

The NEXA lock and key kit (10 locks and 2 keys) is an accessory for the Ecolab Nexa Total Hand Hygiene System. It provides an easy-to-fit locking mechanism for Nexa hand hygiene dispensers, enabling dispensers to be secured in public or high-traffic areas. Each kit includes 10 plastic locks that mount on compatible Nexa dispensers and 2 matching keys that open and close the locks, helping to control access to refills, reduce tampering and maintain stock integrity within infection control programmes.

Bnefits

  • Provides a simple locking system for Ecolab Nexa dispensers to prevent tampering and unauthorised access to hand hygiene refills.
  • Supplied with 10 locks and 2 keys per kit, allowing multiple dispensers to be secured while maintaining manageable key control.
  • Easy to fit and remove on compatible Nexa hand hygiene dispensers, with no complex tools required.
  • Ideal for use in public areas and high-traffic environments where additional security for soap and sanitiser dispensers is needed.
  • Supports infection control and hygiene policies by helping ensure that dispensers remain properly stocked and protected.
  • Cost-effective accessory that extends the functionality of existing Nexa hand hygiene infrastructure without requiring replacement dispensers.

Indications

  • Use with Ecolab Nexa hand hygiene dispensers to secure refill cartridges in hospitals, clinics and other healthcare facilities.
  • Use in public or semi-public locations (reception areas, waiting rooms, corridors, washrooms, lobbies) where dispensers may be exposed to tampering or theft.
  • Support for formal infection control programmes that require controlled access to hand hygiene products while still allowing authorised maintenance.
  • Facilities management scenarios where multiple Nexa dispensers need a uniform lock and key system for simplicity and security.

Composition

  • 10 dispenser lock components manufactured from durable plastic compatible with Ecolab Nexa dispenser housings.
  • 2 mechanical keys designed to operate the Nexa lock profile supplied with this kit.
  • Metal key components (e.g., steel or other metal alloy) shaped to match the lock mechanism; exact alloy not specified in distributor documentation.
  • Non-sterile, reusable hardware components intended solely for use with Nexa dispenser systems.

Formulation

  • Mechanical lock-and-key accessory set designed for external installation on Nexa hand hygiene dispensers.
  • Non-electronic, non-sterile components used to secure dispenser front covers or refill compartments.
  • Hardware accessory with no medicinal, biocidal or cosmetic formulation; classified as equipment for infection control systems rather than a medical device or drug.

Packaging

  • Kit packaged as a single unit containing 10 Nexa-compatible locks and 2 keys.
  • Typically supplied in a labelled polybag or small carton indicating product name (NEXA lock and key kit, 10 locks and 2 keys), quantity and compatibility with Nexa dispensers.
  • Outer shipping packaging from distributors (e.g., Medisave UK, Acana Medical, Medguard) may include barcodes, SKU 10032305, and logistics information.

Usage

  • Confirm that your hand hygiene dispensers are part of the Ecolab Nexa system and are compatible with the Nexa lock and key kit.
  • Identify the lock mounting point on the Nexa dispenser (as described in the Nexa dispenser instructions or installation guide).
  • Fit one plastic lock from the kit onto the dispenser in the designated location, ensuring it is fully seated and properly aligned with the lock mechanism.
  • Use one of the supplied keys to test the lock by turning it to the closed position, verifying that the dispenser front cover or refill compartment is securely secured.
  • To open the dispenser for refilling or maintenance, insert the key into the lock and turn in the opposite direction until the mechanism releases and the cover can be opened.
  • Assign keys only to authorised staff responsible for infection control and dispenser maintenance; keep at least one spare key in a secure location.
  • Repeat the installation process for each Nexa dispenser that requires a lock, using one lock per dispenser.
  • Inspect locks periodically for signs of wear or damage and replace locks from the kit if they become cracked, loose or fail to secure the dispenser.
  • If a key is lost or damaged, review facility key-control procedures and, if necessary, replace affected locks and keys using a new Nexa lock and key kit.

Contraindications

  • Do not use with non-compatible dispensers or equipment, as forcing the lock mechanism onto unsuitable devices may cause damage.
  • Not intended for any direct patient-contact or therapeutic use; should not be used on or near patients as a restraint or medical device.
  • Do not allow children or unauthorised individuals to handle keys, to avoid accidental opening of dispensers or loss of key control.
  • Avoid modifying locks or keys (e.g., cutting, bending, drilling) as this may compromise lock integrity and function or damage dispensers.

Adverse Effects

  • No direct medical adverse effects are expected during normal use because the kit is a mechanical accessory and not a healthcare product applied to patients.
  • Improper installation or use could result in damaged dispenser housings or locks, potentially leading to dispenser malfunction or inability to access hand hygiene products.
  • If keys or locks are left where they can fall or be stepped on, they may pose minor injury or trip hazards or cause damage to floors or equipment.
  • Damaged keys may have sharp edges capable of causing minor cuts or abrasions; any such keys should be removed from service and replaced.

Storage Conditions

  • Store locks and keys in a clean, dry environment at normal room temperature, away from corrosive substances or excessive humidity that might degrade metal or plastic components.
  • Keep spare locks and keys in a secure, designated storage area (e.g., key cabinet, maintenance store) in accordance with facility key-control policies.
  • Avoid exposing keys to excessive bending, impact or heavy loads that may distort them and render them unusable.
  • If used in high-humidity or corrosive environments, inspect periodically and clean or dry components as needed to prevent corrosion or sticking in the lock.
  • Do not autoclave or subject locks and keys to high-temperature sterilisation processes; clean using mild detergents or disinfectant wipes compatible with plastics and metals if required.

Duration

Not applicable. This product is a non-clinical hardware accessory used on an ongoing basis with Nexa hand hygiene dispensers.

Onset

Not applicable in a clinical sense. Once installed, the locks immediately provide mechanical security for Nexa dispensers when engaged with the supplied keys.

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