Material:

• Housing: Durable polycarbonate or steel casing for impact resistance
• Glass: Breakable glass or plastic designed to shatter when struck
• Frame: Red or yellow color for high visibility and easy identification in an emergency

Dimensions:

• Standard Size: Typically 150mm x 150mm (5.9” x 5.9”)
• Thickness: Glass panel approximately 3-5mm thick (depending on design)

Design Features:

• Easy-to-break glass panel: Shatters easily in an emergency to access the key inside
• Clear labeling with instructions on how to access the key or emergency tool
• Weather-resistant for outdoor use, ensuring durability in different environmental conditions

Key Storage:

• Internal compartment designed to securely hold emergency keys or other small tools
• Waterproof or dustproof seals to protect the contents from external elements
• Key hook or slot to securely hold the key in place

Mounting Options:

• Wall Mountable: Comes with mounting hardware for easy installation on walls, doors, or other vertical surfaces
• Can be placed in visible, accessible locations for quick access during emergencies

Activation Mechanism:

• Break Glass to Access Key: The key is retrieved by smashing the glass panel, which activates a release mechanism or exposes the key compartment
• Optional Locking Mechanism: Some models include a lock and key mechanism for preventing unauthorized access before breaking the glass

Safety Features:

• Shatter-resistant glass option available for added safety
• Tamper-evident design to indicate if the device has been accessed
• Clear instructions printed on the device to guide users during an emergency

Applications:

• Typically used in emergency key boxes in buildings such as offices, hospitals, schools, factories, or apartments
• Ideal for accessing fire escape keys, entrance keys, security keys, or emergency tools

Certification and Compliance:

• Meets industry standards for safety and security
• CE Certified or complies with local safety regulations for fire safety and emergency procedures

Color:

• Typically red or yellow for high visibility in emergency situations
• Glass panel may be clear or frosted to ensure easy identification when the device is intact

Maintenance:

• Low Maintenance: Check periodically for any cracks or damage to the glass panel
• Replace the glass immediately after use to ensure readiness for the next emergency