Emergency Keys
Many safe manufacturers (Fac, Olle, ARFE, BTV, etc.) incorporate emergency unlocking mechanisms in their designs.
The usual locking mechanism for a safe is through a key lock and an electronic lock. In much of the range of non-professional safes with built-in electronic locks, we see that they come with a key called SOS, which immediately unlocks the electronic lock. This is useful in cases such as when you run out of power or lose the opening code.
The emergency key corresponds to a lock for each safe, and through the serial number, you can request the manufacturing of a new set of keys, which will allow you to open your safe and continue using it.
The usual locking mechanism for a safe is through a key lock and an electronic lock. In much of the range of non-professional safes with built-in electronic locks, we see that they come with a key called SOS, which immediately unlocks the electronic lock. This is useful in cases such as when you run out of power or lose the opening code.
The emergency key corresponds to a lock for each safe, and through the serial number, you can request the manufacturing of a new set of keys, which will allow you to open your safe and continue using it.
