The code can be changed and is easy to do. Once the code has been changed the previous access code will become obsolete. If you are worried about unauthorised code changes, you can add an Anti-Tamper Code Cover to your order, meaning only you will be able to change the code by removing the code cover with a small screwdriver.

The Maximum combination would be 7 digits.

A 10cm key will fit diagonally in the key safe if the key hook is not used.

The C500 Key Safe is supplied with a masonry mounting kit that includes 4 heavy-duty sleeveless screws. You will need a 5mm masonry drill bit and a Torx T30 screwdriver to complete the installation.

The internal measurement of the C500 is 79 x 50 x 22mm (HxWxD). This would most likely be sufficient but I would advise measuring your key to be absolutely certain.

Yes, this is the case. It is called non-sequential PIN entry and means your chosen PIN code can be entered in any order providing the correct digits are used.

This system applies to all mechanical push button locks. The only alternative is a Dial Combo Lock Key Safe. The lock is similar to a bike lock with a PIN that must be entered in sequence.

This Key Safe has been approved by Secured by Design Official Police Security Initiative and Loss Prevention Certificate Board (LPCB).

There are over 4,000 possible combinations to choose from and the code can easily be changed as many times as you want to maintain security.

You can find out on how to change the code by downloading the C500 Manual.

This unit only comes in one colour which is the light grey finish, there is a dark grey plastic cover and this goes over the key safe to provide protection.

The fixing supplied with this unit are okay to affix to stone or brick.

This depends on what design and length keys you wish to store inside the unit. This particular key safe will accommodate 5-6 Yale type design key's.

The lower than expected number of combinations is because each digit can only be used once and in any sequence. It is known as non-sequential code entry and is a result of the lock being mechanical rather than electronic. An example being if you set the code to 1234 it could be entered as 4321 or 3142 and the key safe would unlock. This is common with all mechanical push button key safes.

I afraid there is no override for this key safe. The only way to open this unit is by using the last code set.

Yes, 2nd Generation C500 Key Safe