Phoenix battery safes are available with three locking options — key, electronic, and fingerprint — each suited to different operational environments and security requirements. All locking mechanisms are independently certified and designed specifically for the battery safe range.

Choosing the right lock type depends on how the safe will be used. A key lock suits low-traffic environments where access is controlled by a single operator. An electronic lock is appropriate for shared workplaces where access tracking and audit trail are important. A fingerprint lock suits high-security environments where eliminating key or code sharing is a priority.

All locking options are available across the BS0440, BS1280, BS1930, and BS1940 series. Availability of specific lock types varies by model — contact Battery Safes Australia to confirm which options are available for your preferred unit.

Electronic Locking

High-security electronic lock with a user-programmable code — ideal for shared workplaces where access needs to be managed across multiple staff.

12-button keypad with clear LED display
User code can be changed at any time without tools
Dual control, hidden code and scrambled code entry as standard
Upgradeable to multi-user access with full audit trail — records who accessed the safe and when