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With the exception of Knox Boxes located on residential buildings, all KnoxBoxes must contain the key for the principle entrance, the key for every other keyed exterior entrance, and any keys to interior doors deemed required by the fire department.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

They need to be installed no less than 5.5 feet vertically from the threshold of the door and no more that seven feet vertically from the threshold of the door. However, the preference of the Fire Department is that KnoxBoxes be installed at the 5.5 foot level.

The KnoxBox 3200 is the number one high-security key lock box trusted by first responders and property owners. Store up to 10 keys to quickly gain rapid access to commercial properties. Lock: UL Listed.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

The Knox Box can securely store keys, access cards, key fobs, elevator keys, electrical shunt trips, or other vital information needed to assist emergency responders. This information is intended to outline the requirements for the proper type and installation of secure key boxes and padlocks.

Knox KeySecure® units are kept inside first responder vehicles for easy access to the master key. Only authorized PIN codes can release the key. For emergency access into buildings, keys and access cards are stored within a KnoxBox 3200 or KnoxVault 4400 at main and rear entrances.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

With the exception of Knox Boxes located on residential buildings, all KnoxBoxes must contain the key for the principle entrance, the key for every other keyed exterior entrance, and any keys to interior doors deemed required by the fire department.

KnoxBox's competitors. KnoxBox's competitors and similar companies include StorTrec, RKVST, Rider and oda. Knoxbox is an urban logistics company that collects, stores, and returns belongings. StorTrec is a provider of data storage manufacturing and hardware maintenance services.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

They need to be installed no less than 5.5 feet vertically from the threshold of the door and no more that seven feet vertically from the threshold of the door. However, the preference of the Fire Department is that KnoxBoxes be installed at the 5.5 foot level.

Any key that will open your Knox Box will also open other Knox Boxes in the City. For that reason, only the Fire Department has the master key. When your box is mounted and ready to keys, call the non-emergency number at the Fire Department.

The KnoxBox 3200 is the number one high-security key lock box trusted by first responders and property owners. Store up to 10 keys to quickly gain rapid access to commercial properties. Lock: UL Listed.

The term "Knox-Box" is a brand name for such products produced by the American company Knox Associates, which does business as The Knox Company.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

The Knox Box can securely store keys, access cards, key fobs, elevator keys, electrical shunt trips, or other vital information needed to assist emergency responders. This information is intended to outline the requirements for the proper type and installation of secure key boxes and padlocks.

Knox KeySecure® units are kept inside first responder vehicles for easy access to the master key. Only authorized PIN codes can release the key. For emergency access into buildings, keys and access cards are stored within a KnoxBox 3200 or KnoxVault 4400 at main and rear entrances.

With the exception of Knox Boxes located on residential buildings, all KnoxBoxes must contain the key for the principle entrance, the key for every other keyed exterior entrance, and any keys to interior doors deemed required by the fire department.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

KnoxBox's competitors. KnoxBox's competitors and similar companies include StorTrec, RKVST, Rider and oda. Knoxbox is an urban logistics company that collects, stores, and returns belongings. StorTrec is a provider of data storage manufacturing and hardware maintenance services.

They need to be installed no less than 5.5 feet vertically from the threshold of the door and no more that seven feet vertically from the threshold of the door. However, the preference of the Fire Department is that KnoxBoxes be installed at the 5.5 foot level.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

The KnoxBox 3200 is the number one high-security key lock box trusted by first responders and property owners. Store up to 10 keys to quickly gain rapid access to commercial properties. Lock: UL Listed.

Any key that will open your Knox Box will also open other Knox Boxes in the City. For that reason, only the Fire Department has the master key. When your box is mounted and ready to keys, call the non-emergency number at the Fire Department.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

The term "Knox-Box" is a brand name for such products produced by the American company Knox Associates, which does business as The Knox Company.

The Knox Box can securely store keys, access cards, key fobs, elevator keys, electrical shunt trips, or other vital information needed to assist emergency responders. This information is intended to outline the requirements for the proper type and installation of secure key boxes and padlocks.

Knox KeySecure® units are kept inside first responder vehicles for easy access to the master key. Only authorized PIN codes can release the key. For emergency access into buildings, keys and access cards are stored within a KnoxBox 3200 or KnoxVault 4400 at main and rear entrances.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

With the exception of Knox Boxes located on residential buildings, all KnoxBoxes must contain the key for the principle entrance, the key for every other keyed exterior entrance, and any keys to interior doors deemed required by the fire department.

KnoxBox's competitors. KnoxBox's competitors and similar companies include StorTrec, RKVST, Rider and oda. Knoxbox is an urban logistics company that collects, stores, and returns belongings. StorTrec is a provider of data storage manufacturing and hardware maintenance services.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

They need to be installed no less than 5.5 feet vertically from the threshold of the door and no more that seven feet vertically from the threshold of the door. However, the preference of the Fire Department is that KnoxBoxes be installed at the 5.5 foot level.

Any key that will open your Knox Box will also open other Knox Boxes in the City. For that reason, only the Fire Department has the master key. When your box is mounted and ready to keys, call the non-emergency number at the Fire Department.

The KnoxBox 3200 is the number one high-security key lock box trusted by first responders and property owners. Store up to 10 keys to quickly gain rapid access to commercial properties. Lock: UL Listed.

The term "Knox-Box" is a brand name for such products produced by the American company Knox Associates, which does business as The Knox Company.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

The Knox Box can securely store keys, access cards, key fobs, elevator keys, electrical shunt trips, or other vital information needed to assist emergency responders. This information is intended to outline the requirements for the proper type and installation of secure key boxes and padlocks.

Knox KeySecure® units are kept inside first responder vehicles for easy access to the master key. Only authorized PIN codes can release the key. For emergency access into buildings, keys and access cards are stored within a KnoxBox 3200 or KnoxVault 4400 at main and rear entrances.

Property owners store keys, access cards, gate keys, etc. in high-security Knox-Boxes mounted near building entrances. Each Knox-Box purchased by a property owner can be opened by a master key controlled by the Fire Department.

KnoxBox's competitors. KnoxBox's competitors and similar companies include StorTrec, RKVST, Rider and oda. Knoxbox is an urban logistics company that collects, stores, and returns belongings. StorTrec is a provider of data storage manufacturing and hardware maintenance services.

A Knox Box is a secure key safe that mounts on the wall of a building. The only keys available to open the box are in the possession of the fire company. When there is a fire alarm or a fire, the fire company can access the key safe and use the building keys to enter the building rather than breaking into the building.

Any key that will open your Knox Box will also open other Knox Boxes in the City. For that reason, only the Fire Department has the master key. When your box is mounted and ready to keys, call the non-emergency number at the Fire Department.

The term "Knox-Box" is a brand name for such products produced by the American company Knox Associates, which does business as The Knox Company.