Timelocks are devices fitted to safes and vaults that work in conjunction with an existing lock, which may be mechanical combination, key or electronic. The timelock allows users to restrict opening for specified periods of time, such as when premises are closed overnight. Timelocks contain movements which may be mechanical, whereby a dial is rotated with a key to the correct time value, or digital (electronic), whereby a key is turned to adjust the time values shown on a display.
Digital timer which can be set in 15 minutes increments, for a maximum of 199 hours (8 days and 7 hours). The time can be increased or decreased as required (Windback). Installed in a case with other movement(s), when the timer of any movement goes off, blocking elements within the case are released.
Digital timer which can be set with a schedule of daily opening and closing times. Installed in a case with other movement(s), when the time of any movement goes off, blocking elements within the case are released.
Mechanical timer which can be set in 1 hour increments for a maximum of 144 hours (6 days). If the timer is accidentally over-wound, it can be gently wound back to the correct position. Installed in a case with other movement(s), when the timer of any movement goes off, blocking elements within the case are released.
