Restricted Key Systems

                                       

Restricted Key Systems

Restricted key systems carry a much higher level of security than standard lock and key systems, for a small increase in cost. The benefits of using a restricted key system include:

  • They are significantly harder for someone to pick the lock and gain unauthorised entry.
  • Keys will not be cut without your authorisation, so you have sole control as to who has keys.
  • Easily configured to a master key system where different keys access differing locks.
  • Facility to combine with key management functionality to further improve key control.
  • Complete audit capabilities.

 

For an investment of somewhere between $35 to $95 per door you can achieve the biggest single improvement in security possible. It is important to remember these locks will typically last as long as you do in those premises, so their annualised cost is miniscule compared with the difference they make.

LockSmart carries the following restricted key systems. The order below indicates our indicative ranking from highest to lowest security.

 

  • Abloy Protec 2 (High security)
  • Mul-T-Lock (Medium to High Security)
  • Secure 6 (Restricted Inline)
  • Lockwood Generation 6 (Restricted Inline)

 

Call one of our specialists today on 0800 334 122 and get security confidence in your home or business.

 

 

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT RESTRICTED KEY SYSTEMS

A restricted key system provides ultra-strong security and control to any home or business security system. In a restricted key system, keys can only be duplicated by an authorised person and new keys can only be cut by the master locksmith who originally produced the design.

 

                           

 

Benefits of a restricted key system

 

1. YOUR LOCKS WILL BE MORE SECURE THAN WITH A STANDARD KEY SYSTEM

The keys in a restricted key system are unique in their design, are patent protected, and can only be copied by authorised people. This eliminates the security headaches caused by stolen, lost and unauthorised copying that can happen with a standard key system.

2. YOU WILL HAVE MORE ACCESS AND CONTROL OF YOUR SECURITY SYSTEM

Restricted key systems can be customised to allow different levels of access to different key holders, including a universal master key. This way you can have peace of mind knowing exactly who has access to which areas of your home or business at all times.

3. YOU WILL HAVE A DETAILED AND ACCURATE RECORD OF YOUR KEYS

At LockSmart we keep detailed records of your restricted key system. You will always know how many copies have been cut, when they were cut, and who gave the authorisation.

4. YOUR LOCKS WILL BE FAR MORE DIFFICULT TO PICK.

It’s much more difficult to pick a lock that is part of a restricted key system or for another key to open it because the keys are designed with a more unique and intricate design than keys in a standard key system.

 

How can you implement a restricted key system?

The easiest and safest way to implement a restricted key system in your home or business is to contact a master locksmith, like the mobile master locksmith experts at LockSmart.

A master locksmith is a locksmith that holds a master licence issued by the Master Locksmith Assosiation of Australasia. This ensures that you are dealing with a locksmith who is highly experienced, professional and is qualified.

Like all master locksmiths, we abide by an industry-wide code of ethics and conduct. This means that your restricted key system will never be copied by an unauthorised master locksmith.

 

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