Alarms

Alarm keys operate the keyswitches found on intruder alarm control panels, keypads, remote setting points and panic or reset switches. Many panels use a small flat key or a short cylinder key to open the housing or to set and unset a zone, and these keys are easy to lose because they are used so rarely.Before ordering, look for a code stamped on the key bow or on the face of the keyswitch itself, and check any brand marking on the panel or switch. Comparing the key profile with the product photos helps confirm you have the right series.If the alarm is monitored or maintained under contract, speak to your alarm company first, as some systems use restricted keys or have engineer-only access that should stay with the installer. Otherwise, browse the alarm keys in our shop and order the matching code.