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Key Entry Safes
Pros and Cons of Electronic Safes and Key Safes
Keeping valuables safe is a pressing issue for most families and businesses. Families have documents, jewelry, and heirlooms that are often irreplaceable. Keeping those valuables secure in an electronic safe, like a Sentry Safe, can bring peace of mind. Researching electronic safes and finding an electronic safe that matches your needs often offers reassurance to a small business owner as well. Defining your electronic safe needs is a helpful way to start your search for an electronic safe.
There are different options for safe entry available, whether they are keyed or electronic digital keypad or combination locks. There are varying degrees of cash ratings, which affect the security levels and locking mechanisms of the safes, such as dual locking, maybe with key and electronic, key and combination, or combination and electronic digital access locks. Time rating is the time delay required to compromise the safe door by picking locks or by tampering with tools or experimenting with combinations. It also measures the time to get through a certain thickness of door.
In a business, with employee turnover, it is reassuring to know that digital electronic or combination entry can be easily and immediately reprogrammed, when you have terminated an employee. If terminated employees are aware of this ability, they will automatically assume that is the first thing you did when they left. Keys can be “lost”, making it necessary to have the lock changed or the lock drilled and re-keyed to protect against a terminated employee or “lost” keys and this is often dependent on a locksmith coming out. With combination and electronic access safe locks, you can change the door-lock combination, or digital electronic safe combination, without telling anyone, anytime you desire. Some business owners make a habit of changing their combinations on a regular basis for security purposes.
At home, with a personal safe, the same is true, it is possible for you to lose a key and if you hide it in the house, a thief could possibly find it. If you lose a set of keys, not only are your car and home compromised if the thief knows where you live, but your safe key may be on there as well, giving access to a safe with your cash, valuables, jewelry and maybe even important identification documents. With a digital electronic safe lock, you can immediately change the combination, if you think it has been compromised or at random, so you are not dependent on noticing whether a key has been lost or having a locksmith appointment to change the lock.
In business and personal safes, multiple degrees of security can be found in way of time-delayed entry to waylay tampering or that have safe door destruction in case of theft or burglary. Safes are also rated by the amount of currency they hold and increasing security and safety measures built to increase as currency levels increase. All safe cash rating is based on the amount of insurance cover for overnight storage they contain, and ten times the amount for jewelry and valuable storage. Since many of these are protected by both electronic digital and key locks, it could be argued that electronic digital locks are the safest, but the combination of the two together provides a higher level found on most of the higher cash rating safes.
Safes can be installed into concrete floors, which offers added insulation from fire and a keyed lock may survive a fire, where a digital electronic lock may not. By consulting with your safe security expert, you will be able to find a solution to keep your hard-earned personal and business valuables protected, no matter what type of locking mechanism you desire.
Electronic safes are a good investment and enable you to secure your valuables in your home or business. Explore the various electronic safe options available and match an electronic safe with your needs.
For further information on electronic safes and information on Phoenix or Sentry Safes, check out http://www.ishopit.com/.
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What Happens if I Lose the Key to my Safe?
Security safes are very useful for all the protection benefits they provide that other locked storages and cabinets cannot achieve. These standard storages may have locks, but can be subjected to heavy damage by cutting, piercing or heating allowing a forced entry in case the key gets lost. Security safes on the other hand are heavily protected to avoid unauthorized forced entries and restrict access to their rightful owners alone. The biggest problem that people may fear is when the key to the safe is missing and contents inside the safe are urgently needed.
While it should be the owner’s responsibility to make sure the key doesn’t get lost, these problems can occur either on purpose or by accident and the key to the safe is quite small making it easy to lose and difficult to find when lost. If the key was last seen in the house, then do a complete search before thinking of any other ideas.
If the key cannot be found, then don’t bother by beating the safe with a hammer or attempting to cut through it because safes are built to resist those kinds of forces. However, you can rest assured that all is not lost because locksmiths can save the day no matter what safe you own. Now you might be thinking that all safes are vulnerable to forced entries, but the strength and quality of the safe doesn’t tell whether it can be opened or not by safecracking, but specifically how long the process is to open the safe. Don’t worry about thieves taking advantage of this because safes can take up to 45 gruelling minutes to unlock by an expert locksmith and thieves won’t have the patience for that sort. Of course, you have to pay the locksmith to get it opened, but it should be possible for any expert to accomplish because all key safes can be opened with that method.
If you can’t find a locksmith around your area, try reading your manual and Q&A sections or search for alternate ways to open the safe if the key is lost. Some tutorials have detailed instructions on how to open your safe yourself using standard tools like crowbars and screwdrivers. This depends on the manufacturer of your key safe so don’t expect all manuals to have a method. Manufacturers constantly emphasize that the key really shouldn’t be lost in the first place. Don’t forget to keep your manual in a safe spot so the methods of breaking in are not exposed to unwanted people who may seek interest in your safe.
No matter what safe you own, it is never the end of the world if you lose the key. It will however cost you a lot of time in getting the safe open whether you do it yourself or ask a locksmith to do it for you so make sure you don’t lose the key as the safe becomes completely useless without it. If keeping track of a small key is too tough, consider getting a combination locked safe instead.
About the Author
Derek Rogers is a freelance writer who writes for a number of UK businesses. For a wide range of
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