Ubiquiti

Ubiquiti W126909960 Access Rescue KeySwitch Emergency Override

Ensure Access Security with Physical Override The Ubiquiti Access Rescue KeySwitch provides a manual override for your Access Hub, offering a backup entry solution in case of system malfunctions. Includes two physical keys for secure access. Key Specifications: Type: Keyed Emergency Override...

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Overview

Ensure Access Security with Physical Override

The Ubiquiti Access Rescue KeySwitch provides a manual override for your Access Hub, offering a backup entry solution in case of system malfunctions. Includes two physical keys for secure access.

Key Specifications:

  • Type: Keyed Emergency Override
  • Compatibility: Ubiquiti Access Hub
  • Features: Manual Unlock Port
  • Included: Two Physical Keys

Key Features

Backup entry for malfunctioning fail-safe or secure* lock systems

*Does not provide redundant power for fail-secure systems.

Specifications

Product Type
Access Rescue KeySwitch
Function
Emergency Override, Backup Entry
Compatibility
Malfunctioning Fail-Safe or Secure Lock Systems
Power Provision
Does not provide redundant power for fail-secure systems

Frequently Asked Questions

The primary purpose is to provide a backup entry mechanism for malfunctioning fail-safe or fail-secure lock systems.
Yes, it can be used for both fail-safe and fail-secure lock systems as an emergency override.
No, the KeySwitch does not provide redundant power for fail-secure lock systems.
It is designed to address emergency situations where electronic lock systems might malfunction, preventing entry or exit.
It is intended as a rescue key switch, implying it's for backup or emergency use rather than primary access.