Are the keys all the same? I need 30 for a computer lab & only want to use 1 key.
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I can say that the two that came with the product are, I only purchased one for my purposes, but that would be a question for someone from Kensington about getting a special order. I'd have to assume for my product safety and the safety of others using this lock that they are all different, but the capability for the manufacturer to have 30 identical product for your sake seems like it should be an easy task for them.
227709
As far as I'm aware, each unit comes with two "Ace" style keys that are unique to that unit.
227710
Check with Kensington "Contact Us", online by email. Let them know the name and model #.
227711
The three locks I ordered, each came with different sets of 2 keys. While back I bought several "key's alike" locks from www.flexguard.com
1550843
Actually you get two keys per lock but the are all the same. All 12 are keyed alike.
1810065
Yes, all keys in the same set of 2 dead bolts and 2 knobs are keyed alike. I ordered 2 sets of these and had to change the locks on one of them for all to be keyed alike.
2177639
Just tell them you want them all keyed-alike. I ordered more later and given them the key # and still able to key all alike.
2235291
well, I only tried one of them and the keys didn't work. I'm not sure if all are the same but if you look at the reviews, there are the experiences of other buyers
2209714
I ordered two and the keys were interchangeable. Also, the locks on these are very basic and can be opened with a butter knife.
713849
I don't think so. The keys are in kind of a "compressed" format. I don't think It leaves a lot of space for extra keys. It doesn't even have a separate num pad.
645897
Yes, They will all be keyed the same. # 001 on the keys. Even if you ordered 6 months later.
1740080
Afaik there is only one key. You can obviously set up multiple codes. The key is really just for battery emergencies. And the device is very good at letting you know the batteries are low, in 2 years I haven't had to use the key once.
1791235
No, its all or nothing. They can be any color you want but not individual keys. The WSAD keys are physically different colors on mine though (Grey wsad vs black).
2246227
No. Ideally keeping track of key number is wise. Worked in previous school district where these were standard issue with district laptops. Teachers were unable to use their keys in another teachers lock.
251559
My son is a computer guru he tooknthe directions and both sets of keys and was back in less than 10 minutes...done.,work fine. Find a computer techie and ask him to do it!!!
1697176
This is a full version 1 key, differences is it can be used on multiple builds with the purchase of more keys
1765560
I am not familiar with this situation, but I can tell you that both keyboards are active at the same time. Any given key, from either keyboard, results in an identical code going to the processor regardless of which keyboard it comes from. Apparently the ASCII codes are identical for both keyboards, so language differences would be specific to the particular windows code that handles key assignment, rather than being differentiated by the specific keyboard.
1535550
Yes. You only need the one key that fits your particular application. The beauty of this multiple tool is you can be someone's hero if theirs break. Without a spare you or them are stranded. That's why I bought 3. GT/ Alabama
536133
Yes. Within one package there are two locks that both open to the same key. You get two sets of keys as I recall. The key code is printed on the back of the package so if you are buying more than one set that will tell if all of them take the same key or the two packages (of two each) take different keys.
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Franklin....So sorry about my former answer, it is wrong. There are indeed number keys along the top. Just no key with "number lock" on it like full size keyboards. I got the info from my son who owns the computer and I got his comments on it wrong. Sorry, hope you see this clarification...