For those who ordered multiple of these, do they run off the same key? Can the key be copied?
1274777
We have one and needed several keys, one for each employee to use and have. We had trouble finding a key smith to cut this key and finally found one at the local ACE hardware. Copied keys work great! The company website was a waste to go through. They just gave sites of distributors and that lead no where.
1274778
I ordered four of these units and they all came with two keys. All of the keys are identical and will work in any of the four units. As far as making copies, I don't have an answer. The keys look fairly simple and do not say 'DO NOT DUPLICATE' anywhere on them.
1740081
No. It's coded to one physical key. You can setup multiple codes, but there is only one master code that lets you setup user codes and functions
743182
The kits aren't keyed all the same, but I don't know if there is a way to ensure you're getting a differnet one. I'd guess chances are slim you'd get the same key though.
908019
That means its a Kwikset key blank used. So if you were to ever get a duplicate key made they would use a KW1 blank for it. Also you can have them rekeyed (the locks) at most hardware stores, but most likely they will come different.
775585
I just posted an answer that was incorrect. I ordered both my locks at the same time and they were keyed the same. I see that your ordering a second one in a separate order. I highly doubt the vendor will look up your previous order and make an assumption that you want these keyed the same. You need to call the Amazon supplier that is shown on the order and give them the key code off the box you received with the first order. Then they might be able to send you one keyed the same.
1076863
If a customer buys 3 of these locks, we automatically send them 3 keyed the same. I believe most sellers would do this, but you should message them before the order is placed just to make sure.
2198851
Hi, Yes they will all come keyed alike. The ace key is a type of key so any time you see ace key listed , you will be fine.
2227625
You will not be able to program the key itself without a 2nd working/programmed key. Use a locksmith a locksmith instead of the Stealership. Their charge was $70 for they key/key cutting/programming, or 60 for same if I brought one in off the internet. Seemed like a no brainer, the entire process took 10/15 minutes. Stealership wanted 160, so it was less than half price.
447881
I'm guessing that they must. I ordered three at the same time and they all had the same key as well.
1280550
Not sure. Only bought one but there was a sticker with key number on package. So they must have different keys. Maybe you can ask them to be keyed alike.
892156
I can't but a good lock smith can. Take in any documentation so that they can determine the key code and then duplicate it. It's a 3 digit code on the back of the key. For future reference, write this down because this will allow the lock smith to quickly get you a new key.
1733539
There are many different key combinations so the odds are against you getting the same lock number. I used an online lock specialist and ordered several to match the 3-pack number which is stamped on the lock. On another occasion, I rooted through the display at a large retail giant to find two locks with the same number and, therefore, using the same key. It may cost just a little bit more to special order, but not very much compared to the convenience of having many keyed alike.
2139751
Take a key sample to your local lock and key shop (locksmith), maybe they can make a duplicate. I have had things like cash register drawer keys duplicated at such places. Other than that the manufacturer is your only shot.
17732
A question came to me regarding a request to key 4 locks all the same. I do not know if that is possible from the producer. I wanted to do the same and then decided for security reasons it was better to key each lock separately. I marked my keys and locks 1 through 4 and it is easy to keep them straight.
1870373
I only have one key left and the piece covering the lock button is missing so the chip is exposed, it constantly opens and locks when I hit the button. It looks like I can order a replacement cover for that key, and I want to order an extra key because my other set of keys was stolen. Am I an the right track?
817810
dont think so.....i ordered 2 set , each set has different key still way cheaper than a home store
1053449
B. You are performing a bit for bit transfer from the source to the target USB Key. This device will not add to existing data, it overwrites everything on the target drive(s) in order to duplicate the data from the source drive. It is strongly recommended that you use the exact same make, model and size for all USB keys you want duplicated.