GE keysafe consumer 500 User manual
KeySafe™ Consumer 500
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P/N 10102770P1 • July 2010
Copyright © 2010 GE Security
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Mounting Template
KeySafe™ Consumer 500
Installation Instructions
See pictures for step-by-step instructions. Further
information is provided below.
= Enter the combination.
A. Mounting the KeySafe Consumer
500
1. Hold the clear plastic tab and pull open the
weather cover.
2. Press down on the CLEAR button.
3. Turn the OPEN handle clockwise 180° to open
the lid.
4. Use the mounting template to position the holes
so they are as close to the center of the brick as
possible. Do not install screws into mortar since
this will weaken the mounting.
5. Use the mounting template to drill four mounting
holes using a 5mm masonry drill bit to a depth of
at least 7mm deeper than the length of the screw.
6. If using the optional alarm sensor, refer to section
E. Optional Alarm Sensor Installation.
7. Clean out dust and debris from all holes.
8. Position the KeySafe on the four holes and drive
the screws directly into the brick. (Note: You
must use the included masonry screws or an
equivalent to maintain the LPS1175 security
certication.)
9. Tighten the screws until the heads are snug
against the back of the KeySafe. Be careful not to
over tighten the screws.
Note: Do not mount KeySafe closer than 6” or 15cm
to the corner of a masonry surface. Make sure
KeySafe is mounted ush with masonry surface
and the masonry screws are only installed directly
into brick. Never install masonry screws into
mortar. Minimize all gaps between back of KeySafe
and masonry surface.
B. Setting your combination
• There is no preset combination on your KeySafe
Consumer 500. Select your own combination.
Each number/letter can only be used once.
• Do not use a combination that can be easily
guessed.
1. Press down on the CLEAR button.
2. Turn the OPEN handle clockwise 180° to open
the lid.
3. Slide the plastic instruction card on the lid towards
the hinge of the KeySafe and remove the card.
4. There are ten numbered buttons and two lettered
buttons with arrows on the back of the lid. Arrows
pointing away from the hinge are OFF and are not
part of the combination. Arrows pointing towards
the hinge are ON and are part of the combination.
5. With the KeySafe open, turn the open handle
counter clockwise 180°, back to the locked
position.
Important! The OPEN handle must be in LOCKED
position before the code can be changed.
Forcing the setting buttons when in the OPEN
position may damage the KeySafe and void the
warranty.
7. Use the code change tool on the plastic card to
set the combination. To add a number or letter
to the code, use the code change tool to push
in the grooved arrow by the number/letter you
wish to set. Turn 180° until the arrow pops back
up completely and the arrow points in the ON
direction. To remove a number or letter from
the code, use the code change tool to push in
the grooved arrow by the number/letter you
wish to set. Turn 180° until the arrow pops back
up completely and the arrow points in the OFF
direction.
8. Place the plastic card over the back of the lid and
slide back into place.
C. Testing your combination
1. Make sure OPEN handle is in the locked position. If
not, turn OPEN handle counter-clockwise until it’s
in the locked position. On the front of the KeySafe,
press only the buttons in your combination. Press
each button in until it clicks. If you press the
wrong button, push down on the clear button and
enter your code again.
2. Turn the OPEN handle clockwise 180° to open. If
the combination is set correctly, the OPEN handle
will turn fully and the locking bolt will retract. If
not, push down the CLEAR button and refer to
section B. Setting your combination.
D. Opening and Closing your KeySafe
1. Press down on the CLEAR button.
2. Enter the combination. If you enter an incorrect
combination, press down on the CLEAR button to
reset the buttons and reenter the combination.
3. Turn the OPEN handle clockwise 180° to open.
When you turn the handle, the combination will
clear. Note: The open handle is designed so it
cannot be forced open. If an incorrect code is
entered and the handle is forced, the handle will
unlatch from the locking mechanism and turn
freely without opening. To reset the handle, turn
it all the way back to the locked position where
it will snap back into place.
4. To relock, close the lid and turn the OPEN handle
counter-clockwise 180° back to the locked
position.
E. Optional Alarm Sensor Installation
1. If you purchased the alarm sensor separately,
locate the small, round magnet that came with
the sensor. Attach the adhesive sticker to the back
of the magnet and then remove the paper from
the tape on the back of the magnet and stick the
magnetintotheholeaccordingtogureE.
2. Use the mounting template to drill a 10mm hole
through the wall so the wiring can be routed to the
alarm system.
3. Insert alarm sensor wires through the hole so they
pass through to the inside of the wall. Carefully
pushthealarmsensorintothewalluntilitisush
with the surface of the wall.
4. Connect the sensor to your alarm system per your
alarm system instructions. If you are not familiar
with your alarm system, we recommend you
contact the company that installed your alarm to
correctlycongurethesensor.
5. Congureyouralarmforthesensorandthenopen
and close the KeySafe. Check your alarm system
to make sure the sensor is working properly.
Parts Included
KeySafe Consumer 500, 002049 includes:
Masonry mounting kit 10102698G1
Code change tool
KeySafe Consumer 500 with Alarm Switch,
002050 includes:
Alarm switch 10102706G1
Masonry mounting kit 10102698G1
Code change tool
Accessories/Replacement Parts
Item Part #
Alarm switch R1075-N (US)
10102706G1 (Europe)
Weather cover 10102726P1
Code tamper plate 10102703G1
Masonry mounting kit 10102698G1
Key Cover 10102725P1
Limited Warranty
GE Security warrants that this product will be free of
defects in material and workmanship for one year
(two years in Europe) from the date of purchase.
This warranty is limited to repair or replacement at
GE Security’s option. This warranty does not cover
forgotten or incorrectly set combinations. Damage
causedbymodication,abuseormisuse,wearand
tear, improper installation, application, storage, or
fault or negligence of a party other than GE Security
are not covered. GE Security will not be responsible
for labor costs of removal or reinstallation of
products. The repaired or replaced product is then
warranted under the terms of this limited warranty
for the balance of the term of the warranty or for
90 days, whichever is longer. GE SECURITY MAKES
NO OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT SHALL GE SECURITY BI LIABLE
FOR LOSS OF USE, LOST PROFITS, THEFT, PROPERTY
DAMAGE, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES. To obtain repair or replacement
information under the terms of this warranty, please
contact your local supplier.
www.gesecurity.com
Europe: www.gesecurity.eu
Tools Needed
• Drill
• 5mm masonry drill bit
• Optional—10mmmasonrydrillbit
(for alarm sensor installation)
• Torx T30 screwdriver
5mm masonry drill bit
Optional Alarm Sensor
10mm masonry drill bit
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