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Anonymous Verified Customer January 2012
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Pros: Very mobile and a great "get out of trouble" aid. Cons: Can be a little fiddley getting the keys to stay inside when closing the unit

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Alan Trembeth Verified Customer January 2013
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Pros: More secure than safes that fix to walls, also no tools required to fit and no holes left when removed Cons: Ease of use

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Hafod Housing Verified Customer January 2013
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Pros: Very secure several attempts have been made to remove from door, metal clip twisted but always remians in place. Cons: Difficult to store keys when hung over a door, as they fall forward, there needs to be a magnetic strip at rear to hold the keys.

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Anonymous Verified Customer March 2014
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Great value, Strong,secure and safe.

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Robert Verified Customer April 2016
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The J5 is a rugged, secure key safe. It's a bit of a door wart but it does what it is supposed to and the combination is easy to program.

I use the J5 on an external door. covered with a custom J5 rubber boot to keep out the weather. Unfortunately, the boot is not held fast or trapped when the lock is closed, so it can be peeled off but it won't fall off.

The over-the-door function works well but it's hard to imagine how it could be used at the full height of an outside door. (A ladder would be needed to climb up and enter the key code.:-))

I therefore attached the box to the lock stile on the door about halfway down just above the lock. It won't stay there unassisted so I screwed it to the inside of the door using the holes in the provided bracket.

The main gripe is that the internal key hooks really only take cylinder size (Yale). Lever lock keys have to be laid in at an angle. I was able to get two in.

The box is slightly expensive, but looks as though it it is built to last.

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