Key Safe, are they safe?

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We're looking into this. Are they really safe? It wouldn't be fitted anywhere near a door and not facing a road or pathway.
There is only one on the market that I can see that is police approved.
There is only one on the market that I can see that is police approved.
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I did that and they seem old threads. I would assume newer products have come on the market like
https://keysafe.co.uk/product/93/c500-keysafe#
If you are having carers come into your home, what choice do you have?
I would strongly recommend getting one with push button access. With the dial type someone can follow whoever is putting the code in and take a quick picture of the code, thereby gaining access later on when they know there is no one there.
Great point thanks:)
The one we have has a dial, and it is quite fiddly to use: you have to get the numbers precisely lined up, so that would be another vote for a push-button one ...
There may, as you say, be little choice. But bear in mind what they say and do choose a code between 5 and 7 digits in length. Absolutely avoid 4 digits, as that is what a burglar would try first (bearing in mind PINs etc).
also bizzarly enough, a light dusting of finger print powder reveals the buttons pressed, whereas a dial is more difficult.
regards LL