Storage systems

KeyTracker key cabinets

Behind a door that closes itself. From 25 positions there is a matching steel cabinet with a self-closing door, mechanical code lock, emergency cylinder and four-point locking.

The four sizes of KeyTracker cabinet side by side, with mechanical code lock and emergency cylinder
How it works Versions Options Sizes Questions

The board stays, the door is added.

Each cabinet takes one or two KeyTracker boards or hook panels: one inside the cabinet and one on the back of the door. Internal channels hold the board, so it slides in and out without tools.

The door falls shut behind the user. There is no moment at which the cabinet is accidentally left standing open.

Open KeyTracker cabinet with the KeyTracker board inside and the code lock in the door
Self-closing door Heavy-duty self-closing hinges pull the door shut. Whoever takes a key and walks on leaves a closed cabinet behind.
Four-point locking The door engages the case at four points. There is also an emergency cylinder, so the cabinet can be opened if the code is forgotten.
Code lock or your card reader A mechanical push-button code lock as standard: no power needed. Instead of that, an electric lock can be fitted, released by your own card reader.

Versions

Three cabinets, the same boards inside.

Each cabinet holds a maximum of two mechanical key systems or hook panels. The difference is in the lock and in how heavily the case is built.

Taller KeyTracker cabinet, closed, with a mechanical code lock
Mechanical code lock The standard version: a steel cabinet with a self-closing door and a mechanical push-button code lock. Works without power and without a network.
  • Push-button code lock with emergency cylinder
  • Four-point locking
  • Left- or right-hand opening
Small wide KeyTracker cabinet, closed, with a mechanical code lock
Electronic lock The same cabinet, but with an electronic code lock or an electric lock released by your own card reader or access control.
  • Electronic code lock or card reader
  • Mechanical emergency cylinder remains
  • Connects to existing access control
Open KeyTracker cabinet with a code lock in the door and a board of key positions
High security The only police approved key cabinet from KeyTracker. Hardened reinforced steel at all entry points, with top and bottom armoured locks in a reinforced case.
  • Police approved
  • Hardened steel at all entry points
  • Two armoured locks, top and bottom

Options.

The cabinets are made to order. These are the choices you make when you enquire.

KeyTracker cabinet on a separate steel support against a brick wall
  • Support or plinth If the cabinet cannot be fixed to a solid wall, it stands on a steel support or plinth out in the room.
  • Mirrored front A mirror in the door lets the user see whether anyone is watching from behind while the code is entered.
  • Hand of the door Left- or right-hand opening, so the door swings to the side where you have the room.
  • Any colour A smart neutral powder coating as standard; any other colour can be ordered.
  • One or two boards One or two KeyTracker boards and hook panels: inside the cabinet and on the back of the door.
  • Internal channels Boards and panels slide into channels in the case, so fitting and removal needs no tools.

Sizes.

Four sizes, matching the KeyTracker boards from 25 to 150 positions. Width and depth stay the same; only the height grows with the number of positions.

For Cabinet h × w × d
KeyTracker 25 43 × 73 × 28 cm
KeyTracker 50 69 × 73 × 28 cm
KeyTracker 100 107 × 73 × 28 cm
KeyTracker 150 145 × 73 × 28 cm

Dimensions subject to change. The cabinets are made to order; if your space differs, we look at another size.

KeyTracker datasheet.

The boards and the matching cabinet sizes are listed in the KeyTracker datasheet.

What fits your room?

Tell us how many positions you have, whether the board can go on a wall and which lock you want. We work out the size and the lock for you.

Frequently asked questions about the cabinets.

  • From 25 positions. There is a matching cabinet for the KeyTracker 25, 50, 100 and 150; the sizes are listed under Sizes.

  • A mechanical push-button code lock and an emergency cylinder as standard. Instead of that, an electronic code lock or an electric lock can be fitted, released by your own card reader or access control.

  • Then it stands on a separate steel support or plinth, out in the room. That is a cost-effective way to place the cabinet freely.

  • Yes. The cabinet has a neutral powder coating as standard and can be supplied in any colour. You also choose the hand of the door yourself: left- or right-hand opening.

  • Yes, the high-security cabinet. Hardened reinforced steel at all entry points and top and bottom armoured locks with a reinforced case. See Versions.

  • Yes. With a mirror in the door the user can see whether anyone is watching from behind while the code is entered.

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What goes inside the cabinet.

The cabinet is the housing. The system inside it decides how the keys are issued.

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