How Do Restricted Keys Work?

 Provide your residence or commercial space with the ultimate security by installing a restricted key system. These systems allow keys to only be duplicated by yourself or someone you've authorised, and for the locksmith who produced the original design to be the only one who can cut new keys. Interested in learning more about this great security feature, how it works and what it might offer? Read on to learn more.

Every restricted key is its own unique entity and carries an identification number controlled by its owner. This means no other locksmith is able to cut the restricted key that a registered locksmith has authorised and holds - doing so is even illegal. If there's a problem with a restricted lock, it can be serviced and repaired as long as the work doesn't interfere with system functioning.

 
If the owner of a restricted key wants to make a copy, they can either make the new key themselves or provide written permission for another person to collect the keys for them.

 
The secret to restricted key systems lies in their complex blank network and uncommon broaching, or non-standard profile. This design makes it impossible for anyone other than the original locksmith to duplicate the key. Each key comes with an individual identification number and is classified under a unique system number for the greatest control and security.

• Secure locks: Your restricted keys are unique and only able to be duplicated by those you've authorised. This means you won't need to worry about the unauthorised duplication that might occur when standard keys are lost or stolen.
• Greater access: You can customise a restricted key system to allow different levels of access to different users, and to include a master key that's universal. This flexibility offers the reassurance that you'll know exactly who can enter your home or business at any time.
• Accuracy: Your locksmith will keep a clear record of your restricted key system. This means you can easily keep track of copies and know when they were cut and who authorised duplication.
• Durability: It's very hard to pick a restricted lock or use a different key to open it. This is due to a restricted key's unique design, which includes more intricate features than a regular key.

 The easiest, most reliable way to obtain a restricted key system at home or at work is by contacting an experienced locksmith, like the team at Suresafe Locksmiths. We're a friendly, trustworthy mobile locksmith proudly serving the Toowoomba area since 2009. We offer affordable, safe and quality locksmith services round the clock, with our experienced staff on hand to respond to every question or concern that comes our way. Contact us today on 0419 729 222 to learn more about our range of services or to chat with our friendly team about the benefits of our restricted key systems.