Security Essen – Booth 6B28: Fire brigade key depot SD950

September 18, 2022

The new SD950 fire department key depot is used for the theft-protected storage of object keys to enable the fire department’s emergency services to access the building quickly and without violence. The housing with the firmly welded frame made of five-milimeter stainless steel offers not only improved handling on the construction site but also a visually appealing solution when installed. The key depot is factory-prepared to accept one object key. It can be expanded to accommodate up to six monitored object keys.

The highlights of the new VdS approved SD950:

  • Made entirely of V2A, surface: polished
  • Two-color status display on the door knob for: Unlocked and Alarm
  • Fixed key engages audibly
  • LED – interior lighting
  • No disturbing superstructures on the drilling protection of the outer door
  • Temperature-controlled heating as standard
  • Basic version already suitable for two extra-long object keys
  • A swiveling flex console is optionally available
  • Two-color status display of object keys in the interior
  • New stand and wall columns for the SD950 are also available.

The SD950 can be connected to all fire alarm control panels (from any manufacturer) via the AD900 connection adapter.

Related Articles

AI boom: Data centres are becoming a security issue

AI boom: Data centres are becoming a security issue

The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is driving investment in data centres to record levels. At the same time, power density, technical complexity and reliance on energy, cooling and communications systems are all increasing. This is also fundamentally altering...

When every second counts

Why communication is becoming a key resource for resilient infrastructure The new European CER guidelines are changing the way we view critical infrastructure. Resilience no longer simply means protecting buildings, networks and technical facilities against failures....

Rail transport infrastructure: Platform barriers?

Rail transport infrastructure: Platform barriers?

From ticket gates to security architecture: what Germany can learn from other countries Will access to the platform soon be restricted to holders of a valid ticket only? The idea of platform barriers is back in Germany. Yet even a brief international comparison shows...

Share This