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Locks and keys for network access chamber systems

Cubis access covers are available with a range of locking options to support safe access, enhanced security and project-specific requirements. From standard locking arrangements to bespoke key solutions, options can be selected to suit the cover type and application.

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Highlights

🗝️ Enhanced access control

Lock and key options help restrict unauthorised access to below-ground infrastructure, providing an additional level of protection for sensitive or high-risk locations.

🔒 Retrofit locks

Selected covers can be specified with provision for a locking kit to be fitted at a later stage, giving added flexibility where site security requirements may change.

🛡️ End-to-end solution

From day-to-day operational access to critical infrastructure security, a coordinated lifting and locking arrangement helps deliver a complete chamber solution with every aspect considered.

ⓘ Customised to spec

Locking requirements vary between sites. Custom cover locking can be specified to help manage who can access below-ground assets, while allowing authorised teams to open the cover when required.

Locking options for access covers

Locking options for access covers

Depending on the cover type, available locking options can include:

  • Bolt-down locks
  • Spring-loaded cylinder locks
  • Security bolts and screws
  • Captive hinges
  • Provision for a locking kit to be fitted retrospectively

Bespoke locking solutions are also available, including keys adapted to meet end-user requirements.

Get in touch to discuss any specific security needs.

Part of a complete security package

Part of a complete security package

For high-risk or sensitive locations, cover locking can be combined with the sub-security plate to provide an additional layer of access control.

While locks secure the cover itself, the optional sub-security plate is installed within the chamber and acts as a secondary barrier if the cover is removed without authorisation. The system can be secured with a compatible padlock selected by the customer.

Together, these options support a more robust security arrangement for vulnerable or valuable below-ground infrastructure.

We're happy to sign an NDA before discussing any specifics around your project and security requirements - get in touch to get the ball rolling.

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