High-Security Electronic Key Cabinet
Electronic Key Cabinet with Secure Deposit Slot
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Features
High-Security Electronic Key Cabinets with Deposit Aperture
Electronic key cabinets provide controlled storage for keys used in workplaces, offices, commercial buildings, vehicle fleets, facilities management and other managed environments. This range includes Electronic 38, Electronic 70 and Electronic 120 models in three cabinet sizes.
Each cabinet is fitted with a slimline electronic keypad, LED display, internal LED light and a 43 mm by 43 mm deposit aperture. The deposit opening allows authorised keys to be returned without opening the main cabinet door.
The cabinets have a 2 mm steel body, 5 mm steel door and twin 18 mm locking bolts. A light grey painted exterior, red carpeted base and spring-hinged door are supplied as standard.
Electronic Key Cabinet Model Comparison
| Model | Height | Width | Depth | Deposit Aperture |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic 38 | 340 mm | 360 mm | 120 mm | 43 × 43 mm |
| Electronic 70 | 450 mm | 420 mm | 120 mm | 43 × 43 mm |
| Electronic 120 | 670 mm | 420 mm | 120 mm | 43 × 43 mm |
The three models share the same cabinet depth, electronic locking system and deposit-aperture size. Select the model according to the number of keys being managed, available wall space and the required internal organisation.
Available Electronic Key Cabinet Models
Electronic 38 Key Cabinet
The Electronic 38 is the most compact cabinet in the range, measuring 340 mm high, 360 mm wide and 120 mm deep. It is suited to locations where wall space is limited or a smaller key-management cabinet is required.
Electronic 70 Key Cabinet
The Electronic 70 measures 450 mm high, 420 mm wide and 120 mm deep. It provides a larger cabinet format while retaining the same slim 120 mm depth as the other models.
Electronic 120 Key Cabinet
The Electronic 120 is the tallest model in the range, measuring 670 mm high, 420 mm wide and 120 mm deep. It is intended for larger key-management requirements where additional internal capacity is needed.
Confirm the exact hook layout and usable key capacity of the selected model before ordering, particularly where large keys, key bunches, access fobs or labelled key tags will be stored.
Slimline Electronic Keypad Lock
Each cabinet is fitted with a matt electronic keypad measuring approximately 16 mm deep. The keypad incorporates an LED display to support controlled code access without requiring users to carry a cabinet key.
Electronic access can be useful where several authorised staff members need to use the cabinet or where access codes need to be managed without issuing additional physical keys.
Confirm the keypad functions, code-management arrangements, power requirements and emergency access procedure shown in the individual product specification before ordering.
Secure Key Deposit Aperture
A 43 mm by 43 mm deposit aperture allows keys to be returned to the cabinet without opening the main door. This can support managed key-return procedures where users are permitted to deposit keys but are not authorised to access the stored contents.
Check that each key, key ring, tag or fob will pass safely through the aperture. Large key bunches or bulky identification tags may need to be separated before deposit.
Steel Construction and Interior Features
- 2 mm steel cabinet body: provides a substantial enclosure for managed key storage
- 5 mm steel door: provides a thicker front barrier than the cabinet body
- Twin 18 mm locking bolts: secure the door when the electronic lock is engaged
- Spring-hinged door: assists the door as it opens
- Internal LED light: improves visibility when identifying or returning keys
- Red carpeted base: provides a finished internal surface
- Light grey exterior: provides a neutral finish for commercial interiors
Choosing the Correct Electronic Key Cabinet
- Count the maximum number of keys that must be stored
- Allow additional capacity for future keys
- Check the size of key rings, fobs and identification tags
- Confirm whether users need deposit-only access
- Measure the available wall space
- Allow sufficient clearance for the cabinet door to open
- Confirm the electronic keypad and emergency access arrangements
- Install the cabinet in a secure, supervised indoor location
- Use wall fixings suitable for the supporting structure
The cabinet should form part of a documented key-control procedure. Access codes should only be issued to authorised users and should be changed when responsibilities or staffing arrangements change.
Specification
Electronic Key Cabinets with Key Deposit Aperture
These electronic key cabinets provide controlled storage for keys used in offices, commercial premises, facilities management, vehicle fleets, schools, hotels and other managed environments. The range includes three cabinet sizes: Electronic 38, Electronic 70 and Electronic 120.
Each cabinet is fitted with a slimline electronic keypad with an LED display. A 43 × 43 mm deposit aperture allows keys to be returned without opening the main cabinet door, making the range suitable for managed key-return procedures.
Construction includes a 2 mm steel body, 5 mm steel door and twin 18 mm locking bolts. An internal LED light, spring-hinged door, red carpeted base and light grey painted finish are supplied as standard.
Electronic Key Cabinet Model Comparison
All three models share the same 120 mm cabinet depth, electronic keypad, deposit-aperture size and general construction. Select the cabinet according to the available wall space and required key-storage capacity.
| Model | Height | Width | Depth | Deposit Aperture |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic 38 | 340 mm | 360 mm | 120 mm | 43 × 43 mm |
| Electronic 70 | 450 mm | 420 mm | 120 mm | 43 × 43 mm |
| Electronic 120 | 670 mm | 420 mm | 120 mm | 43 × 43 mm |
Electronic Key Cabinet Specification
| Available models | Electronic 38, Electronic 70 and Electronic 120 |
|---|---|
| Locking system | Electronic keypad with LED display |
| Keypad depth | 16 mm |
| Deposit aperture | 43 × 43 mm |
| Cabinet body | 2 mm steel |
| Cabinet door | 5 mm steel |
| Locking bolts | Twin 18 mm bolts |
| Door operation | Spring-hinged door to assist opening |
| Interior lighting | Internal LED light supplied as standard |
| Interior base | Red carpeted base |
| Exterior finish | Light grey painted finish |
| Installation environment | Secure indoor location |
| Typical applications | Offices, fleet management, facilities management, schools, hotels, property management and commercial premises |
Available Electronic Key Cabinet Models
Electronic 38 Key Cabinet
The Electronic 38 is the most compact model in the range. It measures 340 mm high, 360 mm wide and 120 mm deep, making it suitable where wall space is limited or a smaller key-management cabinet is required.
Electronic 70 Key Cabinet
The Electronic 70 measures 450 mm high, 420 mm wide and 120 mm deep. It provides additional storage space while retaining the same slim cabinet depth as the other models.
Electronic 120 Key Cabinet
The Electronic 120 is the largest model in this range. It measures 670 mm high, 420 mm wide and 120 mm deep and is intended for organisations with larger key-management requirements.
Confirm the internal hook arrangement and usable capacity before ordering, particularly where large key bunches, vehicle fobs, access-control devices or bulky identification tags will be stored.
Electronic Keypad Access
The slimline matt keypad projects approximately 16 mm from the cabinet and incorporates an LED display. Electronic code access removes the need to issue a separate cabinet key to every authorised user.
This can be useful where several members of staff require controlled access or where access permissions need to be changed without replacing physical keys.
Access codes should only be provided to authorised personnel. Confirm the available code functions, power arrangements and emergency-access procedure shown in the individual product documentation before ordering.
Steel Construction and Interior Features
- 2 mm steel body: provides a substantial enclosure for managed key storage
- 5 mm steel door: provides a thicker front barrier than the cabinet body
- Twin 18 mm locking bolts: secure the door when the electronic lock is engaged
- Spring-hinged door: assists opening when the cabinet is unlocked
- Internal LED light: improves visibility when identifying or returning keys
- Red carpeted base: provides a finished internal surface
- Light grey finish: provides a neutral appearance for commercial interiors
Electronic Key Cabinet Applications
| Environment | Typical Requirement |
|---|---|
| Offices | Controlled storage of room, entrance and cabinet keys |
| Facilities management | Management of plant-room, maintenance and service keys |
| Vehicle fleets | Central storage and return of vehicle keys and fobs |
| Schools and colleges | Storage of classroom, equipment and site-access keys |
| Hotels and accommodation | Management of operational, maintenance and spare keys |
| Property management | Organisation of keys for rooms, properties and service areas |
| Commercial premises | Controlled access for authorised employees and contractors |
Choosing the Correct Electronic Key Cabinet
- Count the maximum number of keys that need to be stored
- Allow extra capacity for future requirements
- Check the size of key rings, fobs and identification tags
- Confirm whether deposit-only access is required
- Measure the available wall space
- Allow sufficient clearance for the door to open fully
- Confirm the electronic keypad and emergency-access arrangements
- Choose a secure and supervised indoor installation position
- Use wall fixings suitable for the supporting structure
The cabinet should form part of a documented key-control procedure. Access codes should be issued only to authorised users and changed when staff, contractors or responsibilities change.
Installation Considerations
Install the cabinet on a strong, stable internal wall using fixings suitable for the wall construction and cabinet weight. Lightweight partitions may require additional reinforcement.
The selected position should allow the door to open fully and provide sufficient space to operate the electronic keypad. Avoid locations exposed to rain, excessive moisture, dust or unauthorised public access.
Check the complete cabinet dimensions, delivery route and final installation position before ordering.
Electronic Key Cabinet FAQs
What is an electronic key cabinet?
An electronic key cabinet is a secure steel cabinet that uses a keypad code to control access to stored keys. Authorised users can access the cabinet without being issued with a separate cabinet key.
Which electronic key cabinet sizes are available?
The range includes Electronic 38, Electronic 70 and Electronic 120 models. The cabinets range from 340 mm to 670 mm high and are either 360 mm or 420 mm wide. All three models are 120 mm deep.
What is the key deposit aperture used for?
The 43 × 43 mm deposit aperture allows a key to be returned without opening the cabinet door. This means a user can deposit a key without gaining access to the other keys stored inside.
How thick is the key cabinet steel?
The cabinet body is manufactured from 2 mm steel and the door is manufactured from 5 mm steel. The door is secured by twin 18 mm locking bolts.
Does the electronic key cabinet have an internal light?
Yes. An internal LED light is supplied as standard to improve visibility when identifying, removing or returning keys.
How far does the keypad project from the cabinet?
The electronic keypad has a stated depth of 16 mm. Allow for this projection when measuring the installation position.
What is the difference between the Electronic 38, 70 and 120?
The main stated difference is cabinet size. The Electronic 38 measures 340 × 360 × 120 mm, the Electronic 70 measures 450 × 420 × 120 mm and the Electronic 120 measures 670 × 420 × 120 mm.
Can the cabinet store vehicle keys and fobs?
It may be suitable for vehicle keys and fobs where the selected cabinet has enough internal space. Check the hook layout, capacity and the size of the complete key ring or fob before ordering.
Where should the electronic key cabinet be installed?
Install it indoors in a secure location using fixings suitable for the supporting wall. Allow sufficient space for keypad operation and full door opening.
Does an electronic key cabinet replace a key-control procedure?
No. The cabinet should be used as part of a documented key-control procedure covering authorised users, code management, key issue, key return and regular checks of the stored keys.
Where can I compare other key cabinets?
View the wider key cabinet range to compare different sizes, capacities and locking systems.
Delivery
Delivery Information
The approximate lead time is 5 Working Days.
Delivery to Mainland UK only, without any restrictions.
Our delivery times are; Monday - Friday 8am to 5pm.
We will deliver using the most economical method, using either our own vehicles or a carrier.
Goods may be palletised and delivered on an articulated vehicle.
The deliveries are kerb side only, you will need to arrange to unload the vehicle.
If there are any delivery restrictions / specific dates / times / dedicated deliveries, or FORS Registered deliveries; please contact the sales department as there may be an additional cost.