Description
The Access One FLB100-Mini Fire Lock Box is a compact, rugged emergency access solution designed for facilities and property managers. It delivers fast, reliable entry for first responders at automatic gates and pedestrian doors, with universal compatibility for Knox Locks and padlocks.
- Universal Compatibility: Works with Knox Locks and padlocks (padlock not included) to integrate security across multiple entry points.
- Compact Dimensions: 4" H x 2" W x 3" D, engineered to fit neatly on standard 2" x 2" gooseneck posts for a space-saving installation.
- Built-In Relay Switch: NO, NC, and C contacts to activate gates or doors immediately upon padlock removal, enabling rapid emergency response.
- Rugged Construction: Heavy-duty steel housing with a stainless steel hinge provides vandal-resistant durability in demanding environments.
- High Visibility: Fire red finish with a UV-protected "FIRE" label ensures quick recognition by emergency personnel.
- Easy Installation: Built-in knockouts on the back and bottom, plus 3" vertical mounting holes and 3/4" conduit knockouts, streamline wiring and mounting.
- Moisture Management: Weep holes provide moisture drainage to preserve internal components over time.
- Important Compatibility Note: Please consult your local fire department to ensure compatibility with their specific requirements.
The FLB100-Mini delivers a reliable, compact solution for emergency access, pairing universal compatibility with durable construction. Its high-visibility design and straightforward installation support safer, faster responses for both residential and commercial settings. Ideal for facilities managers, property managers, and security teams, it enables first responders to access automatic gates and pedestrian doors with minimal delay. The built-in relay ensures gates or doors unlock automatically when a padlock is removed, reducing critical time during emergencies. Moisture-drainage via weep holes helps protect electronics in exposed environments, extending the life of the unit. For best results, coordinate with your local fire department to confirm compliance with local codes and access protocols.