When it comes to your keys, you want to make sure they’re safe. From a simple key cabinet, to a more advanced issue and monitoring system.
Key cabinets are suitable for domestic, commercial and industrial applications, providing secure storage thanks to their incredibly robust design.
A number of options are available, allowing you to monitor your key management through the use of index cards, sign out tabs, closed loops and security seals.
Safe Industrial are here to help guide the way.
What different Key Cabinets are there?
There are a range of different key cabinets, from the standard key cabinet to a more advanced vault, safe or electronic locking system:
Standard Key Cabinets
• Offer effective key control and protection at an affordable price
• Suitable for use in domestic and industrial settings
• Popular in office buildings, schools, hospitals, factories and universities
Key Vaults
• Offer a higher level of security than standard system cabinets
• Helps to meet the requirement of insurance companies
• Great for use in places such as estate agents, car dealerships, hospitals and care homes
High Security Key Safes
• Key safes offer the highest level of key control
• Perfect solution to safeguard against lost or stolen keys in areas of high security
• Suitable for use in high-risk commercial areas such as high end car dealerships, police stations, banks and government agencies
Electronic Locking Key Cabinets
• Digital key cabinets come with a digital combination lock
• These are battery powered and are ideal for use by multiple users
How to lock/open my key cabinet?
After inserting the batteries, enter either the Personal or Master codes then ‘Lock’ to lock the cabinet. To lock the cabinet, close the door and press ‘Lock’ and the door will automatically lock, and the display with show closed.
? If you attempt to lock the safe by entering a code and then ‘Lock’, the display will show error
What are the default and master codes for the key cabinet?
Our key cabinets have 2 user codes: Master and Personal. The Master default code is 8 8 8 8 8 8 and Personal Code is 1 2 3 4 5 6.
? Remember to set your own codes upon receipt of the product
I can’t open the key cabinet using the keypad. What should I do?
If you are unable to open the key safe using the keypad, remove the cover plate at the bottom of the circular keypad to use the supplied emergency key where indicated.
? Do not store your emergency key inside the safe!
My lock will only open on the 5th or 6th attempt. Why is this?
This is usually because of low power, it means its time to replace the batteries.
How do I change the code of my electronic lock?
This will depend on the lock, full instructions are available via the manufacturer.
When should I replace the batteries on my electronic key cabinet?
If the door does not open despite entering the correcting code, seeing a constant LED and hearing a melodic tone, this indicated that the battery output is not strong enough and should be replaced with new AA alkaline batteries.