SUPRA C500 Pro Key Safe - High Security Police Preferred Outdoor Attack resistant Push button Wall Mounted Key safe. Lock box for keys, fobs, access cards

Easy to install, easy to use, it seems really sturdy, time will tell though

It's a solid bit of kit. I think where and how you mount it makes a difference. If it can be mounted in a recess then it looks to be bullet proof. Was thinking more about crowbars, much more common than bullets. Just thinking you could build a niche into your brick shed - council planning allowing - and for the average lazy thief without access to power tools, this would prove to be an afternoon's fun of guessing. As to the the capacity, it can store quite a few keys in there or maybe two car remotes. Very easy to programme the code, if in doubt there are videos on YT. All in all, very happy with it. Just hope I can remember the dogs birthday.

local council fitted it for free which is handy as you have to fix to a brick wall if possible and our brick walls are TOUGH.. one of the best things ever as never worry about losing my keys and not being able to get in the house again. really solid made which is so much better then cheap ones that might be broken into easy. very easy to fix on the wall if you have the right tools just a few screws with wall plugs. enough space inside if you wanted to leave half a dozen door keys. has a 5 digit code with one digest being a letter of the alphabet so very secure. works perfectly

PROs 1. This thing weighs a ton! It is really sturdy. The material looks like some cast metal, not stamped or bent, not plastic. It almost becomes a structural part of werever you mount it. 2. Very good quality mounting bolts supplied. Four Torx T30 bolts that drive in to the brickwork or stonework without using plugs. (You will need a Torx T30 screwdriver or screw bit. Try any decent DIY shop.) Screw them up tight and it ain't coming off any time soon. 3. Good sized chamber for the keys themselves. Certainly holds more than one and no fiddling with big fingers in a tiny recess. 4. Weather proof cover on top of the opening lid. Again, good solid plastic, not flimsy. 5. Great customer service. I emailed the supplier with a technical question, and got a really prompt, detailed and comprehensive response. First class. Not so PROs 1. Price. It IS very expensive. But I suspect these are the kinds of purchases you make once. So, do I regret the cost? A little, but it's diminishing with every day. If I'd bought a £12.99 special I think I'd be worrying more whether I'd bought a strong enough, durable enough key safe. CONs 1. Button code settings to open the safe. This was not what I expected. You can choose almost any COMBINATION of buttons, but not the SEQUENCE of these buttons. Once you've selected the buttons you want to be 'active' in your keycode, that's it. You can press these active buttons in any order and it opens. So if you think you've chosen 1234, you'll find that 4321, 3142, 1324 etc all work just as well. Since a given button can only be set active or inactive, there IS no sequence. To open it you either press all the active buttons ( e.g. 4123=success) or if you hit an inactive button (e.g. 12345) it fails. Understandable, as their are only independent mechanical buttons, but not obvious beforehand. Unfortunately I think this also limits the number of possible useful combinations. You wouldn't want to make every button active, since a burglar could simply press all the keys once, just to see if it worked. You wouldn't want just one button active, since this would also be too easy to test by repeat attempts. The best answer, according to my arithmetic, is in the middle - 6 keys. Overall, provided you're aware of this one issue I've said is a CON (pro and con, for and against, I don't mean con as in swindle or scam) go ahead and purchase with confidence.

Really good key safe. Easy to use. Very secure. Very good value. Easily as good if not better than much more expensive models. Whole heartedly recommend.

The biggest issue, and it's really not that big, is drilling the holes and screwing the Torx screws in. The template that is supplied is useful for marking the surface before drilling. If using the supplied Torx screws use a 5mm masonry drill bit for the holes. The holes need to be drilled a little deeper than the screw depth so that when the screws go in there is some space for the brick dust that gets pushed ahead of the screw to go. Before screwing in the screws blow out any dust in the holes. Use a decent Torx screwdriver and repeat the process of blowing out the dust by unscrewing the screws a couple of times as you go along. Setting a code is simple and yes the digits used for a code can be pressed in any order once it is set. Much prefer it to the rotating dial type key safe which I believe are less secure.

Does the job. very secure and easy to fit and setup. This is the second time I have purchased this product now. Brought for my Son's house.

Bought one for my mother (or rather the emergency services.) Now this one 2 years later for my mother in law. It works and it works well. Sturdy enough that you really wouldn't want to drop it on your foot. Clear written fitting instructions (the pictorial ones are a bit confusing.)

Feels very solidly built, and like it would resist a significant attempt to break in. Comes with fitting instruction and a set of fitting bolts

Heavy duty and clearly a cut above a lot of similar items. Instruction diagrams a bit confusing though, so best to simply follow the written instructions. Highly recommended.

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Super pratique, belle qualité et depuis le temps fonctionne à merveille

Robusto. Meno semplice da usare di quelli a rotella, ma si mimetizza meglio. Potrebbe essere altro tipo di pulsantiera