KeyBank by Morse Watchmans, Inc.
1. What makes The KeyBank system superior to other key control systems?
The KeyBank secures the keys in a wall mounted, easy to use, electronic cabinet that can expand from 48 to 2000 keys.
2. Who manufacturers KeyBank?
KeyBank is developed and manufactured by Morse Watchmans, Inc., the most
recognized name worldwide in security management products.
3. Does The KeyBank require its own dedicated computer?
The KeyBank can run stand alone or the dealer can interface the system with the
dealership's PC, network or in-house system. KeyBank is so versatile that it is
capable of running stand-alone or networked.
4. What security features are incorporated into The KeyBank?
First, you cannot "trick" the system by powering it down - the battery back-up
lasts for 72 hours.
Also, KeyBank 's 18-gauge steel cabinet uses a high quality Medeco lock with a
300-lb pick resistant plate protecting the lock.
5. How much space does The KeyBank require?
Very little because the system can be mounted directly to the wall saving valuable showroom space.
A KeyBank system that will protect the first 12 to 215 keys measures 32" x 32" x
7.5". Extra additional cabinets, each measuring the same dimensions, will
protect 250 keys per cabinet. You can have up to 10 cabinets per KeyBank system.
6. Does The KeyBank have a reporting feature?
Yes, The KeyBank provides a wide variety of reports including:
7. Can KeyBank talk to my PC or In-House system?
Yes, The KeyBank can be interfaced to most brand of a dealership's PC or In-house system,
allowing dealers to retrieve all key and vehicle information.
1. What size KeyControl units are available?
KeyControl comes in 25, and 50 unit sizes. Units with 5, 25 or 50 pegs can
be combined to expand a system and meet your key control needs. You can easily start with one size unit and add others as needed.
2. Will I need a battery backup for my KeyControl system?
No. KeyControl does not need electricity to operate so no battery backup is
required.
3. How easy is it to remove a key from the system?
Once locked into the system, a key or tag can only be removed by
inserting the Access Key into the correct numbered slot.
4. How is the KeyControl system different from The KeyBank?
The KeyBank is a robust, computerized key control system that produces printed
reports on key usage and tracking as well as prospecting information. KeyBank
systems are generally used by dealerships with a large volume of vehicles and
keys to track. KeyControl is not computerized, does not run on electricity, and
does not generate automatic reports.
7. What is the Keys-On-Wheels system ?
The Keys-On-Wheels uses the tamperproof KeyControl system as its basis. Metal combination lock and
steel cable secure the system to its remote locations.
8. How is the Keys-On-Wheels system secured?
A steel cable secures the system to its remote location, and a sturdy
combination lock connects the cable and the KeyControl mobile system.
9. How long does installation and training on a KeyControl system take?
Installation of KeyControl systems is as simple as hanging a system on a wall or
placing a system on a table top. Because the system is up and running in
no time, this intuitive system requires little or no training.