
Designed and made in Germany, one of the standout features of
knock-in-key is the fact that it doesn’t stand out at all. It’s compact design means that installation is a breeze and it won’t look out of place in your car.
· “What a great idea!” is a comment often heard when people hear about knock-in-key, and the best ideas are often the simplest ones, but it took a wealth of technical brilliance and programming genius to bring this `simple idea’ to you.
· ‘Simple but not simplistic' when it comes to security,
Knock-In-Key requires you to pick your own code of 5 to 12 digits and won’t allow simplistic combinations of more than two repeated numbers at a time. It also requires you to input a new code after it has unlocked your doors in case anyone saw you enter.
· If someone does attempt to gain unauthorised
knock-in-key access to your vehicle the unit will automatically become inactive for 1hr after the wrong code has been entered three times. (Just try cracking a five digit code with three attempts every hour, it would be next to impossible, and remember, you can have up to twelve digits in your code making entry even more impossible for a ‘would-be’ thief.)
· Knock-in-key is like a ‘trusty old friend’; always ready to help you out when you need it most. Even if you forget your code, or just want to check it, you just have to query knock-in-key for it. knock-in-key acknowledges your inputs with a flashing different coloured led. Be it by knocking or inputting code directly into the unit, this device lets you know it’s there and working for you. It even lets you know if you’ve forgotten to set the code.
· Your knock-in-key comes preset with standard parameters but some may be tailored to suit your individual needs.
1. There is a choice of four different locking types, for different makes of vehicle.
2. Blocking time can be shortened from 1hr to 30 minutes.
3. You can increase the maximum number of wrong attempts at the code from 3 to 5.
4. If you require a shorter code length it can be shortened from 5 to 4 digits.
5. You may not want to keep re-inputting your new entry code after each use so it may be set to keep your old code active after every use.
(Note; some of these changes of parameters will directly affect the level of security therefore we advise that due consideration should be made before making such parameter changes).
· Knock-in-key is so versatile that it has also been successfully wired into electric door locks for buildings, houses and for various other applications.