





Restricted sections and master keying
The possibilities are endless
Lets start with the basics of advanced key systems
The beauty of restricted is that you have total key control you know there are no unauthorised copy keys out there
This is where locks are split in to groups and you have 1 key that will open the locks in that groups
But lets say you have 10 groups of locks with 8 locks in each group and it may be the case that you may want someone to be able to open 2 locks in each of that group. This can be done also
Oh and you can have 1 key that works the lot for the boss

STANDARD SUITE
This is where all locks have their own unique key and will not open any other lock apart from the one the key is assigned to

Keying Alike
This is where all locks will work of the same key.


Grand master and master suites
What you can do here is have 1 key to work every lock in the building (grand master key)
Then you can have sub master keys to work a selection of locks in the building
Then master keys to work another selection of locks fewer than above
Then individual keys for individual locks
For instance
Lets take a school with 200 locks
The headmaster has a key that works all 200 locks
The care taker has a key that works 199 locks as the headmaster doesn't want the caretaker to have access to their office.
You then have the science block with 40 locks—head of science key works every lock in the science block but the teachers key only works there classroom door
Same for other departments
But you may want certain teachers to be able to access first aid rooms or stationary cupboards this can be done
So basically we can make it so you give keys to members of staff that you only want them to access certain areas.