I bought one and I lost my keys. Are the keys generic (like can I buy another book safe) or will I have to break into mine to get my passport out?
1669564
I am more than sure a lock smith can re-key the safe. Do not know if other key's will fit.
1274778
I ordered four of these units and they all came with two keys. All of the keys are identical and will work in any of the four units. As far as making copies, I don't have an answer. The keys look fairly simple and do not say 'DO NOT DUPLICATE' anywhere on them.
70810
If you turn the disk on the flap all the way to the left there a hole to insert the key and you can store passport or valuable in that area and zip up and lock it. Hope this helped
1403762
Oh no! Sorry to hear that....I am not sure if spare keys are accessible. I am curious to find out. I can reach out to the seller.
875058
Unfortunately the model that I bought locks and I need to leave the key in so it can be opened without punching in the code. I believe that there is another model which doesn't lock automatically that I wish that I've bought.
607095
If you have saved the key code for your lock upon first making the purchase or at a later time, yes; if not, but you stumble upon the lost keys later, you can take the key to your local True Value, Ace, Home Depot, Lowe's, or locksmith shop and have extra keys made. (I know this story well enough: when the Python frist came out, I bought one in black, and over time lost track of the keys; after two years of wondering where they went, they popped up before this last hunting season, and I had extras made to guard against future loss. I keep them in different places, but always enter the field with the key to the lock and a second either on my person or on a separate keychain: I advise you the same.) Good luck with finding the original packaging for your lock so that you can retrieve the key code, or with finding the keys over time {be patient...they always show up!} so that you can make copies!
2061786
They are all the same locks and keys. They're interchangeable. We used them for treasure boxes for younger children and they were thrilled! But, if you're looking for something sturdy or a key that works only in a particular lock, these are not going to work for you. Hope that helps.
1171701
Irrespective of any security measures a motivated thief will find a way. Anyone who wants to use a crow bar must be desperate as the reward is not worth the trouble. I did get a response from the manufacturer on the question of security and their lock sets. They did say the lock set is the same for all units of this type but the combinations are in the thousands ,however it appears there is a probability that several customers could have the same key and combination. So the keys are not universal but not totally secure.
1607444
There's no lock. The inner lining is plastic and could be cut open if there were. The idea is that nobody would look for valuables in a book. If someone picks the "book" up, the secret's out. Let's face it, if discovered, someone can just tote it out the door, locked or not.
791100
No. The biometric version uses only the scanner. The safe does come with a mechanical key in case the scanner fails.
759064
Yes but you have to specify that. I think there is a place when ordering to request that. My 2 safes had same key and I did request they be the same. Unfortunately both safes were not functioning. Sent yet tech did trouble shoot. Replacement safes did not work either. Replaced those and then 1 of 2 worked. Send the inop one back for refund. Kept the one that worked.
834679
We haven't had that trouble. And I agree you. You shouldn't have to pick the lock. My granddaughter's puppy actually chewed her key up a couple of weeks after receiving the diary. I happen to have a collection of old skeleton keys and had one identical to the plastic key. It still works perfectly.
268846
The original came with two keys. If you have lost both of them did you register them when you bought the lock? If you registered just login to the Kensington website and reorder your replacement keys. If you did not register like you were suppose to than you might want to call them and explain your situation. The problem might not be able to be solved if you did not register you keys as they have a special number just for your lock. Good luck!
1432395
No, it is not. However you need to know that no one is allowed to open it outside of your presence, not even TSA personnel. You and you alone have the key. If you choose to place it in your luggage be sure to secure the included cable to the frame somehow. Otherwise send it as a separate item where it will have its own tracking label.
1500985
There is a standard assigned passcode to open it and set your own. This is all in the instructions you should have received with the safe, along with two physical keys that can be used if the code does not work or if the battery needs to be replaced.
1695552
We got two keys. It is quite safe and secure too. If anyone tries to steal your mail you will find them stuck there in the morning!
2103164
NOT TRUE. I bought two, one for each of my children, and they have exactly the same key. VERY DISAPPOINTED.