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Tucson Lock Safari

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Re: Tucson Lock Safari

Postby Evan » 27 Oct 2012 14:04

djhobbes wrote:
GWiens2001 wrote:That second lock was on a 'fireman's box. This is a box that is set up so that the fire department has a key, and can use it to access a true key to the business in event of an emergency. I just don't know who manufacturers them. A closer look makes it look as it may be a disc detainer lock, but not sure. Again, not asking how to open it, just who makes it.

Gordon


Most fire department boxes around my area are Knox Boxes.


@djhobbes:

Some departments pick one provider for the key vaults, but some state laws require competitive bids in ALL things, so there are departments with both Knox rapid entry boxes as well as EAS and others...

Besides providing competitive opportunities for pricing the vaults, the variety makes it more difficult for someone to abuse a stolen key, as an entire set of keys would be required to open every key vault within the jurisdiction...

~~ Evan
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Re: Tucson Lock Safari

Postby gswimfrk » 4 Nov 2012 0:32

Thanks for posting this safari GWiens2001! awesome set!

Does anyone know who deals Instakey Systems?
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Re: Tucson Lock Safari

Postby Evan » 4 Nov 2012 8:35

gswimfrk wrote:Does anyone know who deals Instakey Systems?


@gswimfrk:

Most of InstaKey's success is that they only offer cylinders/cores in exclusive key ways using serialized keys and a web-based key control management solution so that they can offer some form of key control which can not be defeated by obtaining duplicates like something using stock key ways...

You would therefore have to deal direct with InstaKey, check out their website and request a full catalog from them...

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Re: Tucson Lock Safari

Postby anarchy_punk » 22 Dec 2012 3:48

Thanks Gordon I enjoyed the pictures haven't seen most of those locks here in Casa Grande
Expose yourself to your deepest fear; after that, fear has no power, and the fear of freedom shrinks and vanishes. You are free. Jim Morrison
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