Key & Cash Security
Key cabinets, key safes, and cash boxes for home, trade & commercial use.
Key & Cash Security: Common Questions
What's the difference between a key safe and a key cabinet?
A key safe is a small wall-mounted unit holding one or a handful of keys, typically for external access (e.g. giving a code to a cleaner or carer). A key cabinet is a larger unit designed to store and organise many keys at once, common in property management, car dealerships, and offices.
Electronic, key, or combination lock — which should I choose?
Key locks need no batteries but require safe key storage elsewhere. Electronic locks let you set and change your own code, and some offer multi-user codes or audit trails. Mechanical combination locks need no power at all and can still be changed at any time — a good middle ground if you want code flexibility without batteries.
Can multiple people have different access codes?
Some of our electronic key cabinets and key control systems support multi-user codes and audit trails, useful where you need to track who accessed keys and when. Check individual product specifications for this feature.
Are cash boxes secure enough on their own?
Our cash boxes are designed for basic secure storage and transport of small amounts of cash — they don't carry a security cash cover rating like our safes do. For higher-value cash storage, a rated security or deposit safe is the better choice.
