TESTING YOUR COMBINATION
IMPORTANT:
ONCE YOU HAVE SET YOUR COMBINATION THE KEY SAFE SHOULD BE TESTED THOROUGHLY BEFORE CLOSING THE LID.
Once the lid is closed you will only be able to open the key safe using the combination you have set.
• Keeping the Key Safe OPEN, enter the numbers in your combination using the large number buttons on the front of the lid.
• Rotate the Open dial 90° clockwise.
• If the combination has been set correctly the Open dial will rotate smoothly and fully move the door’s lock bolt down into the door.
• If the combination has been set incorrectly OR if the combination has been incorrectly entered the Open dial will not move and the lock
bolt will not disengage. In this instance the combination settings and the combination entered should be checked and adjusted.
• If successful, rotate the dial back 90° anti-clockwise to reset the combination and try again.
• ONLY when your combination checking steps above have been successful 3 times should you close and lock the Key Safe.
• To do this, with your code entered and dial rotated 90° clockwise, shut the door fully and rotate the dial back 90° anti-clockwise.
• You should hear the click of the lock bolt re-engaging and your safe will stay shut until the code is entered again.
CHANGING YOUR COMBINATION
It is advised that you change the combination regularly. To reset the key safe:
• Open your Key Safe using your current combination. Make a note of the new combination you wish to use.
• Using the Combination Setting Key, apply light pressure and turn all the metal dials (180°) of your previous combination so that the red
arrows all face towards the word RESET.
• The Key Safe no longer has a combination set. Now follow the instructions for SETTING YOUR COMBINATION.
INSTALLATION
Before you start you will need the following items to install your key safe:
• 4 x thunderbolts (5mm x 50mm) - supplied
• A power drill and extension lead
(or heavy duty battery operated power drill)
• 5mm masonry drill bit
• Goggles or other suitable eye protection
Positioning your key safe
Your key safe should be carefully positioned so it is hidden from view. Typical locations might include: behind dustbins, plants,
plant pots, in dustbin bays, behind drain pipes, on the side or rear of the property or any other location that is out of sight.
Fixing your key safe
Select a flat area of wall in an area where you can drill into brick. The bolts must be fixed into a masonry (brick or concrete)
substrate and not into mortar joints, otherwise the installed safe will not meet the independent accreditation levels and may be
easily levered off the wall. Ideally position your key safe across 2 or more bricks for maximum security.
Marking the wall
Using the base of the TPU cover as a template, mark 4 x hole positions onto the wall with a marker or pencil.
Drilling the brick
The holes that secure the thunderbolts must be drilled to at least 50mm. It is essential that the holes are the correct depth - if
not it will prove very difficult to fit the key safe properly. Using the tape measure determine a distance of 50mm from the tip of the
drill bit and wrap some tape around the bit to act as a marker. This should help you to drill to the correct depth and avoid drilling
the holes unnecessarily deep. Drill the four holes to the correct depth using the power drill.
Inserting the thunderbolts & fitting your key safe
Position your key safe and TPU base over the 4 holes and insert the thunderbolts through the holes and hand tighten.
Using your 8mm socket / ratchet / power drill carefully tighten the bolts. The bolts will “self tap” into the holes making the key safe
very secure. Do not over tighten as this may cause the key safe to distort in shape or the thunderbolts may bind into the metal of
the key safe.
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IMPORTANT:
If the wall is not flat or if the thunderbolts are over tightened the key safe may distort. This will mean it may not close or open properly. This
is not a fault of the key safe and is not covered by warranty. In some cases the key safe may be rendered unusable. Care should be taken in
choosing a suitable even wall location and ensuring the fittings are not over tightened.
WARRANTY:
As a testament to our investment in quality we are delighted to offer a 7 year manufacturer's warranty on this product. To raise a claim
contact us via the below website and ensure you have proof of purchase available. Terms and conditions apply, see our website for details.
• Marker / Pencil
• Tape Measure
• Roll of tape (electrical, masking or similar)
• A ratchet, extension and 8mm socket or a 8mm
socket attachment for your power drill
Packaging
REF: HA825-InstDoc v1.2
Issue Date: 04/11/22
LPS1175: Issue 8
Cert/LPCB ref. 1680a
