Safe Locks

Safe locks are the critical access control component of any security safe, determining how the safe is opened, who can gain access, and how that access is recorded and managed. The lock is the primary interface between the user and the safe's security — and the right lock choice depends on the operational environment, the number of users requiring access, regulatory requirements, and the level of audit trail needed.

This page is a resource to help you compare the lock types offered on our safes and find information about each lock. Traditional key locks provide reliable, battery-free access with a physical key — preferred where simplicity and robustness are priorities. Combination dial locks offer keyless access without batteries, commonly specified for higher-security and regulated applications. Electronic PIN code locks allow multiple user codes, quick code changes, and in some models full audit trail logging of every access event. Time-delay locks impose a mandatory waiting period between code entry and opening, providing protection against coercive access attempts. Certified high-security locks are used on EN 1143-1 rated safes where the lock itself must meet a specified resistance grade.

Currently, we are not able to sell the locks separately. A lock can only be bought together with a safe: choose it as the lock option on the safe's product page.