Posted by Sun Welding Safe Co. on 8/14/2017 to
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What makes a good lock? When
securing valuables, it’s important to maximize your safe’s security
with a lock accommodating for your lifestyle. For this reason, it’s best
to select a lock based upon your lifestyle needs. Examine the guide
below:
Dial combination locks are classic and still widely used today. They carry a low failure rate. Dial locks do not require batteries to change, therefore do not require power. The Group II combination locks have come a long way and are very resilient. While taking more time to open, a dial lock may not be quick access.
Digital electronic locks have increased in popularity over the years, largely to the quick entry time. Digital locks can be configured at any time and allow for simple combo changes. Many Group II carry a penalty lockout mode and indicate when batteries are getting low. The downside to a digital lock is the battery and electronic components. Standard ware and tare go along with the electronic components.
If you have any questions regarding which type of lock will work best for you please give us a call at 805-584-6678.
Dial combination locks are classic and still widely used today. They carry a low failure rate. Dial locks do not require batteries to change, therefore do not require power. The Group II combination locks have come a long way and are very resilient. While taking more time to open, a dial lock may not be quick access.
Digital electronic locks have increased in popularity over the years, largely to the quick entry time. Digital locks can be configured at any time and allow for simple combo changes. Many Group II carry a penalty lockout mode and indicate when batteries are getting low. The downside to a digital lock is the battery and electronic components. Standard ware and tare go along with the electronic components.
If you have any questions regarding which type of lock will work best for you please give us a call at 805-584-6678.