Battalion Mechanical Push Button Key Drop Box Gray Steel
Wall-mounted steel box with a mechanical push-button lock for storing a single key
- Product typeMechanical Push Button
- Mechanical push-button access without batteries or wiring
- Gray steel construction resists tampering and daily use
- Surface-mount design installs on any flat exterior wall
- Single keyed-different lock secures one key per box
- Includes two keys for immediate setup and backup
Mechanical Push Button Key Drop Box
This Battalion drop box provides secure key storage with a mechanical push-button lock. It is designed for surface mounting on a wall and holds a single key. The unit includes two keys and features a gray steel construction.
Gray Steel Build and Wall Mounting
The steel body offers a durable gray finish for everyday use. Surface mounting allows direct attachment to a wall without a recess. The product is not weather resistant, so indoor or sheltered placement is required. California Proposition 65 warnings apply for cancer and reproductive harm.
Single Key Storage Upgrade
This box replaces loose keys or unsecured hiding spots with a locked, code-accessible compartment. The jump is worth it when you need to grant access to one specific key without distributing physical copies. It does not suit buyers who need to store multiple keys or require an outdoor-rated enclosure.
How it compares
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- Price $19.99
- Cheaper than about 70% of the 2,145 comparable items (median $55.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Battalion |
| Product type | Mechanical Push Button |
Questions about this item
How does the mechanical push-button interface secure the box?
The mechanical push-button lock uses a single keyed-different cylinder; pressing the correct code releases the latch so the door swings open for key retrieval.
What mounting hardware and wall clearance does the steel box require?
Surface-mount the 7 1/4 in high by 4 3/8 in wide by 3 3/8 in deep steel case with four screws through the back flange; no weather seal is included.
What is the correct order for programming a new code on the push-button lock?
Open the box with a supplied key, move the internal code-change lever, enter the new combination on the buttons, return the lever, then test the code before closing the door.
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