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* https://www.masterkeysystems.co.uk/knowledge-hub/master-key-systems-explained/<ref>Master keying refers to a mechanical locking system used throughout a building whereby one key can access multiple locks. This system, also known as a '''master key system''' (in reference to the master key which accesses all locks), is used to provide or limit access to different locked areas within a building or complex.</ref> | * https://www.masterkeysystems.co.uk/knowledge-hub/master-key-systems-explained/<ref>Master keying refers to a mechanical locking system used throughout a building whereby one key can access multiple locks. This system, also known as a '''master key system''' (in reference to the master key which accesses all locks), is used to provide or limit access to different locked areas within a building or complex.</ref> | ||
* https://www.dormakaba.com/gb-en/offering/products/mechanical-key-systems/master-key-systems-planning-and-maintenance/master-key-systems--ka_71875<ref>A '''master key system''' is a key plan whereby selected keys can open a number of pre-defined doors. It helps maintain better control, saves key replacement costs and is convenient, as there are a lower number of keys in circulation. It also provides quick access to all rooms within the premises, e.g. for security staff and management personnel. This is not only convenient but can save lives in case of emergency.</ref> | |||
Latest revision as of 06:09, 16 September 2024
Dutch
- sluitplan
- sleutelplan
- hoofdsleutelsysteem
English
- master key system
External links
- https://www.masterkeysystems.co.uk/knowledge-hub/master-key-systems-explained/[1]
- https://www.dormakaba.com/gb-en/offering/products/mechanical-key-systems/master-key-systems-planning-and-maintenance/master-key-systems--ka_71875[2]
References
- ↑ Master keying refers to a mechanical locking system used throughout a building whereby one key can access multiple locks. This system, also known as a master key system (in reference to the master key which accesses all locks), is used to provide or limit access to different locked areas within a building or complex.
- ↑ A master key system is a key plan whereby selected keys can open a number of pre-defined doors. It helps maintain better control, saves key replacement costs and is convenient, as there are a lower number of keys in circulation. It also provides quick access to all rooms within the premises, e.g. for security staff and management personnel. This is not only convenient but can save lives in case of emergency.