Fire Brigade Padlocks
Fire brigade padlocks are an essential choice for securing communal areas and equipment where emergency access may be required. Commonly used by councils, property managers, and emergency services, they are ideal for securing locations such as bin stores, car park gates, electric cupboards, and dry riser equipment. These locks are compatible with fire brigade keys carried by emergency services, ensuring quick and efficient access in critical situations.
Available in 2” FB, FB11, and FB14 sizes, these durable “Old English” style padlocks are designed to restrict public access while remaining robust enough for regular use. Additional keys can be purchased separately, making it easy to provide access to authorised personnel.
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What are fire brigade padlocks used for?
Fire brigade padlocks are designed to secure essential firefighting equipment, such as hydrants and fire safety tools, while allowing emergency teams quick access in times of crisis. They are essential for ensuring that critical resources are protected but available when needed.
How are fire brigade padlocks different from regular padlocks?
Unlike standard padlocks, fire brigade padlocks feature a unique locking mechanism that can only be unlocked using specific fire brigade keys. This ensures that only authorised emergency personnel can access crucial equipment quickly during an emergency.
Which keys are compatible with fire brigade padlocks?
Fire brigade padlocks typically require keys like the 2” FB or the FB11 key. These keys are designed for fast, reliable access, ensuring that emergency services can respond immediately without unnecessary delays.
