How does the SWAT-box work?

After a valid code or card the drawer slides out and the key is released. One action, and no key needed to open the safe itself. The full werking is above.

How is the safe opened: with a code or with a card?

Both are possible. The safe is supplied with a PIN keypad or with a card reader; under Lezers the versions are set side by side.

How many keys does it hold?

The SWAT-box is intended for one key or fob per position — deliberately compact. Under Afmetingen you can see what space the safe takes; it fits beside a door and in a vehicle.

Where is the SWAT-box used?

In places where one key has to be by the door quickly and accountably, and with teams working on site. Under Where the SWAT-box is used you will find the situations.

Can the SWAT-box work alongside our existing key management?

Yes, and that is how it is meant to be used: the safe issues on site, while the fixed management stays back at base. Keys that go into it are held on a genummerde ring, so the registration in both systems adds up to the same number.

Key Management Systems

SWAT-box

One key, right by the door. A compact safe with a PIN code or card, for the place where access has to be quick — and must stay traceable.

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How it works Readers Inside Dimensions Control Questions

Code in, drawer out.

After a valid code or card the drawer slides out and the key is released. One position, one key — no searching, no doubt about who has it.

The key stays with the safe Attached to a steel wire with a tamper-proof ring. The key does not leave through the door.
Wall mounting, compact Mounted beside the door it unlocks. Dimensions on request.
Also for fobs and tags Besides keys, also suitable for fobs and tags on the same steel wire.

SWAT-box with the drawer extended and the key on a steel wire

Opening with a PIN code or card.

The safe is supplied with a PIN keypad (see above) or with a card reader.

Card reader Opening with an access card instead of a code. Integration with existing access control: by arrangement.

SWAT-box front without a keypad, driven by an external system

External control A front without a keypad or reader. Release then runs through another source.

Inside.

A steel drawer, no sharp edges. One position per safe.

The key is fixed to the safe and cannot be removed from it.

Also suitable for fobs and tags on the same steel wire.

SWAT-box built into a concrete wall beside a door, with a round stainless steel rosette around the keypad

Where the SWAT-box is used.

Emergency key Available in an emergency, behind a code instead of behind glass.

Data centre The rack key in the aisle where it belongs, instead of centrally at the desk.

Plant room and lift The plant room key beside the door, not in a drawer in the office.

Vehicles A car key or fob per vehicle, attached to the safe.

Dimensions.

Compact enough to fit beside a door or in a vehicle. The round front covers the opening.

Width	8.9 cm · 3½"
Height	13.3 cm · 5¼"
Depth	15.9 cm · 6¼"

Front	Round, 15.2 cm · 6"
Version	Flush-mounted, the front level with the surface
Operation	PIN code or card reader

Dimensions converted from inches and rounded. Mounting method and supply voltage on request.

Datasheet SWATbox.

All the manufacturer data in one document, with photographs and dimensions.

Dutch (PDF) English (PDF)

Two ways of controlling it.

With management software behind it, or entirely without — then you drive every position yourself.

GFMS Management software in the browser, with no installation on the workstation. Rights, users and the log for all safes in one place. The same software as behind the Security Asset Manager. KSI helps set up the management, whatever the size of the site or the technology already in place.

Direct Control A version without built-in KSI electronics. You drive every position and door yourself, through your own hardware or access system — with no intermediary software.

Want to know more about the SWAT-box?

Tell us where the safe should go and how many positions you need, and we will send a proposal including the mounting method and supply voltage.

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Frequently asked questions about the SWAT-box.

After a valid code or card the drawer slides out and the key is released. One action, and no key needed to open the safe itself. The full explanation is above.
Both are possible. The safe is supplied with a PIN keypad or with a card reader; under Readers the versions are set side by side.
The SWAT-box is intended for one key or fob per position — deliberately compact. Under Dimensions you can see what space the safe takes; it fits beside a door and in a vehicle.
No. There are two ways of controlling it: with management software behind it, or entirely without — then you drive every position yourself. See Control.
In places where one key has to be by the door quickly and accountably, and with teams working on site. Under Where the SWAT-box is used you will find the situations.
Yes, and that is how it is meant to be used: the safe issues on site, while the fixed management stays back at base. Keys that go into it are held on a numbered ring, so the registration in both systems adds up to the same number.

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