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ORDER ONLINE www.SouthernLock.com KEY CABINETS SECTION 8 Section Table of Contents A Vendors Auto Key Keepers................................. 445 Hudson Lock ............................... 443–445 Key Systems Inc. .................................. 446 D Kidde ........................................... 446–448 Digital Key Cabinets ............................ 443 Lucky Line ........................................... 448 Master Lock ......................................... 449 E Medeco ................................................ 450 Electronic Key Cabinets ....................... 443 TelKee .......................................... 450–451 Emergency Key Boxes .......................... 444 Expansion Leaves ................................ 444 F File Cabinet Key Organization .... 446, 448 I Inventory Control Tags ........................ 445 K Key Cabinets ................ 443–446, 450–451 Key Cases ............................................ 446 Key Control Tags ................................. 445 Key Keepers & Boxes ........... 445, 447–449 Key Management Systems ................... 450 Key Markers ........................................ 451 L Lock Boxes................... 445, 447–449, 449 M KEY CABINETS Medical Cabinets ................................. 444 P Peg Board Hooks ................................. 443 Portable Key Cabinets ................. 444, 446 T Table Top Key Cabinets ........................ 451 KEY CABINETS Prices may not reflect recent price increases or manufacturer’s surcharges ORDER ONLINE Section 8 - 442 www.SouthernLock.com Call, Toll Free 1.800.282.2837 KEY CABINETS Digital KeKabs® Two-Tag KeKabs® • Unbelievable 5-10 year battery Designed to control and provide security, enabling you to life loan a key, while keeping a copy in the cabinet. Designed to • Requires no wiring or central be mounted on a wall, near a desk or work station. processors. It is powered by a Each HPC KeKab® II security control system single CR2032 - 3 volt lithium watch battery includes: • Runs on a front-loading 3 volt • Red Plastic Octagonal Permanent Key Tags with a lithium watch battery self-locking key holder. This key tag is designed to hold ® • Internal memory keeps your code the original key and remain in the KeKab . The tags are numbered for easy identification. even if the battery is removed • White Plastic Cloverleaf Loaner Key Tags that are used • 3 levels of access including the Master Code, to hold duplicates of the permanent key. The tags are Supervisor Code and User Code numbered for easy identification. • Key Organization Sleeves that are for the collection of ORDER # ITEM PRICE keys. These sleeves are pre-printed with room for perti- 360-2374 KEKAB-30-DL $227.48 nent information. • Key Receipt Slips that are designed to keep a record of 360-2375 KEKAB-60-DL $285.36 keys loaned out. Personnel must fill out slips in order to 360-2376 KEKAB-120-DL $329.66 obtain a key. The slip is then hung on the appropriate hook in the KeKab® in place of the loaned key. • Brass Receipt Holder for optional use of holding key receipt slip on hook. (Complies with governmental regulations.) Peg Board Hooks • Cross Reference Binder that contains three referenc- ing methods for a detailed record of all keys. Includes complete key loan record, cross reference sheets and detailed instruction sheet. • It comes with a 3/8 inch key retaining 5 wafer cam lock or a high security 7 pin tubular lock with popout T-Handle. KEY CABINETS ORDER # ITEM WEIGHT PRICE 360-0601 T30 12” x 8” x 2.5” 7lbs. $211.50 360-0602 T40X 17” x 13” x 3.25” 12 lbs. $222.62 360-0604 T80X 20” x 16.5” x 5” 19 lbs. $329.12 ORDER # ITEM PRICE 550-0072 FH72 2” Single Hook $0.20 FH74 4” Single Hook 550-0074 $0.24 Available by special order: 550-0075 FH74D 4” Double Hook $0.52 HPC Dual Key Tags 550-0076 FH76 6” Single Hook $0.28 ORDER ONLINE KEY CABINETS www.SouthernLock.com Prices may not reflect recent price increases or manufacturer’s surcharges Section 8 - 443 Fax Your Order KEY CABINETS 800.447.2299 HPC Single-Tag KeKabs® Carrying KeKab® Offer a handy, central location for keys, under securi- Versatile; used in desks or ty conditions. KeKab doors & panels have piano type file cabinets. Or quickly hinges, and are locked by a five disc tumbler cam lock. assemble lockable hinged top (equipped with handle) & "carry-on" to job at hand. Keys hold uniformly to key NOTE: 260X, 500 racks even when unit is turned & 730 have a heavy upside down. With single-tag Kekab components & 5 duty locking "T" wafer tumbler cam lock with 2 keys. handle, incorporat- KEKAB-C40 40 Key capacity, 5-1/2" x 12" x 6" ing a high security 7 pin tumbler, tubular ORDER # ITEM PRICE type lock. 360-0198 KEKAB-C40 $180.90 Emergency Key BoxKey Keeper Designed to house a restricted door key at the immediate ORDER # ITEM/CAPACITY PRICE location. Bright red steel box has 360-0210 KEKAB-8 $60.74 key locking hinged door with a glass window. When an emergency 360-0201 KEKAB-30 $79.40 arises, break the glass with the 360-0214 KEKAB-40 $92.70 attached hammer. 360-0202 KEKAB-60 $132.70 ORDER # ITEM PRICE 360-0216 KEKAB-80 $150.48 360-0517 HPC-511 $68.58 360-0203 KEKAB-120 $181.58 360-0985 Glass Only (Plexiglass) $15.44 360-0204 KEKAB-160X $232.66 360-0205 KEKAB-240 $313.18 Medi-Kab Storage Cabinet 360-0206 KEKAB-260X $426.34 Offers the most secure KEKAB-330 360-0207 $388.58 location for medicine and KEY CABINETS 360-0208 KEKAB-500 $624.02 pharmaceuticals. Welded 360-0209 KEKAB-730 $856.34 construction is from the finest heavy gauge steel. X: Compatible with Expanion Leaves Features a rugged piano hinged door. All Medi-Kabs use a 5-wafer tubular cam lock. Powder coat textured painting process provides a neutral Expansion Leaves sand color finish. For single-tag KeKabs Medi-Kab 3: 4 lbs. Medi-Kab 6: 10 lbs. ORDER # ITEM CAPACITY PRICE ORDER # ITEM DIMENSIONS PRICE 360-0196 KEKAB-A for 160X 330 $215.12 360-0211 MEDI-KAB-3 12” x 8” x 2-1/2” $117.12 360-2373 KEKAB-DA for 95X 265 $215.82 360-0212 MEDI-KAB-6 17” x 13” x 3-1/4” $173.00 KEY CABINETS ORDER ONLINE Section 8 - 444 Prices may not reflect recent price increases or manufacturer’s surcharges www.SouthernLock.com Call, Toll Free 1.800.282.2837 KEY CABINETS Keyable KeKabs® KEY TAGS OT-100 HPC Out Tags 100/box 360-0263 OT-100 $25.34/box HPC Plain tags 100/box 360-0297 PLT-1 $46.18/box PLT-1 KEY KEEPERS Real Estate Key Keeper Box is placed over the top edge of a door. When door is closed, the top mounting screws are hidden. Piano hinged box door. HPC’s keyable line of Security Cabinets allows you to add your own mortise cylinder and key them into your existing 3-1/4 x 2-1/2 x 2". No dust cover. master key systems. 7-Pin tumbler key lock. • White Plastic Key Tags • Durable Steel Key Racks ORDER # ITEM PRICE • “Out Key” Control Tags for accountability 360-1010 KEP-12 KA-3395 $63.84 • Numbered Key Control Booklet for lock location data 360-1020 KEP-12 KA-3397 $51.50 • Heavy Gauge Steel Construction • Designed to use a standard 1” mortise cylinder with Adam Rite cam. Longer cylinders can be accommodated Auto Key Keeper using spacer rings Place car's keys into box. Lower the door window and slip the Key Keeper's back clip over the top edge of the glass. KEY CABINETS ORDER # ITEM KEYS PRICE Roll window up to secure box. High security 7 pin tumbler 360-0223 KEKAB-KK80 80 $230.62 tubular lock with dust cover. Size: 2-1/2 x 2-1/4 x 1-1/2". 18 guage steel. Grey REPLACES KK65 hammer tone enamel. ORDER # ITEM PRICE 360-1035 KEP-14 KA-3395 $60.50 KEY TAGS Key Blank Inventory Control Tags Truck Key Keeper Offer a quick visual method of con- Mount under hood on inside fender or trolling key blank inventory. Simply body wall, with the three included sheet mount these bright yellow tags metal screws. Dust cover on lock. directly on the key hook in from of Size: 2-1/2 x 2-1/4 x 1-1/2". Made of 18 your determined "order point". gauge steel. Prime baked grey hammer tone enamel. 100/box ORDER # ITEM PRICE ORDER # ITEM PRICE 360-0183 HPC-INV-1 $41.22/box 360-1065 KEP-16-96 KA-3396 $70.32 ORDER ONLINE KEY CABINETS www.SouthernLock.com Prices may not reflect recent price increases or manufacturer’s surcharges Section 8 - 445 Fax Your Order KEY CABINETS 800.447.2299 VEL-KEY® Vel-Key Portable Zippered Key Case Brown Vinyl exterior; Lightweight and durable Vel-Key products increase security and productivity through simple effective key organization. Their plastic, two-sided tags leave room for labeling one side and utilize durable Velcro on the other for mounting. A variety of files and cases in this product line serve multiple purposes as they are de- signed to disguise, secure or store your keys. Find the right place for every key in your collection and eliminate disorga- nization with Vel-Key organizers. Vel-Key File ORDER # ITEM CAP. PRICE • Sturdy plastic panel 442-0101 KSI-101-24-VEL 24 $62.93 • Use in existing cabinets 442-0102 KSI-102-48-VEL 48 $103.88 • Fits in hanging files, 3-ring binders, and Vel-Key Replacement Key Strips briefcases Cut to any length, fasten to any surface • Holds 1000's of ORDER # ITEM PRICE keys per file drawer 442-0212 KSI-212 12-pack $12.60 • Includes 3 accountability tags #205 - 22 Tag Panel & Pen Vel-Key Replacement Tags ORDER # ITEM CAP. PRICE ORDER # ITEM PRICE 442-0205 205-22-TAG 22 $31.43 442-0406 KSI-406 12 tags $11.33 KSI-406 AccessPoint™ TouchPoint Key Cabinets Enjoy freedom from searching for misplaced keys and wondering if you’ll find them by the time you need them.
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