Key Restriction
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What is a Restricted Key System?
A restricted key system allows you to control the number of keys available.
A Restricted Key System utilizes patent protected keys and lock cores to restrict access to your building/complex and stop unauthorized duplication.
These patented keys are highly controlled and only available to approved agents. Kingdom Keys records details about who is authorized to have them duplicated.
The locksmith will not cut a duplicate key without a letter/order signed by one of the Signatories for your system. So a Property Letting Agent can have all of his/her properties fitted with restricted keys then you have control over how many keys exist. It is impossible for a tenant to duplicate the key without the proper credentials. The number of keys a Letting Agent gives to the tenant is the number he/she will get back with the assurance no more keys exist.
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Advantages Of A Restricted Key System
Can be keyed alike for multiple locks. This is great for homeowners; no more searching for which key fit which door.
Can be master keyed. A great advantage for businesses; you have access to all areas, whilst giving your employees individual keys to access unrestricted areas.
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Why the Restricted Key System Kingdom Keys uses is superior to others?
The key restricted pExtra Plus TS007 Cylinders which features the Kingdom Keys’ restricted profile.
pExtra Plus offers a high level of security with a fully restricted profile, patented until 2032.
Cylinders can be masterkeyed or keyed alike with euros, ovals, rims, screw-in, and scandinavian cylinders from the pExtra Plus range, They are also compatible with pExtra Guard 3* TS007 to achieve the ultimate level of security.
Every cylinder sold becomes registered to that customer, and a key on that reference will not be sold without the consent of that same customer. Key blanks are not available for purchase, only cut keys. Enquire with us to ensure the British Standard kitemark is retained when keying alike and master keying.