About ABUS Keygarage 777 Lock with Shackle
ABUS KeyGarage never again will you have to hide the key under the doormat or a flower pot! With an ABUS KeyGarage your keys are safely stored and protected from the weather. The strong steel plate housing protects keys and code cards against unauthorised access. The KeyGarage is a simple and safe solution for the exchange of keys or access cards. All you need to do is pass on your personal number code to authorised individuals. If the authorised group changes, the code can quickly and easily be changed. The ABUS KeyGarage 777 is mounted on, for example, door knobs or railings using a shackle and has space for up to 20 keys or 17 plastic cards. It is accessed using a number code (up to ten digits) that you enter on a keypad. The Key Garage 777 has a sliding protection cover. The protection cover is made of die-cast zinc so it is suitable for outdoor use.

Features
Solid metal housing

Locking cover made from zinc die-cast

Code up to 10 digits individually resettable (the sequence of the code is irrelevant)

Combination must also be entered for closing

Plastic cover to protect against dust, dirt, etc.

Fixing with shackle, e.g. on a door knob of gates and doors

Can hold up to 20 keys or 14 code cards

Outer dimensions of housing: 62 x 92 x 37

Housing and shackle plastic coated (protects door from scratching)

Ideal protected storage of keys and other valuables for authorised persons

Quick and easy access for frequently changing groups of persons (craftsmen, service, holiday guests, apartment buildings, car rentals)

Defining access by setting and passing on the code

Fixing with shackle, e.g. on a door knob of gates and doors

10mm shackle diameter

About ABUS
ABUS, their name an acronym of the original company name August Bremicker und Shne are a German award winning manufacturer of innovative security technology and a market leader in bike locks. Founded in 1924 and still family owned they began manufacturing padlocks and over the years their range of products has increasing significantly now employing around 3,500 employees worldwide.