EM Utilities PD Cylinder Protec 406N Master Keyed To Ausgrid – EMCY406N
The EMCY406N is a utilities PD cylinder supplied in the restricted Abloy Protec 406N keying system and master keyed specifically for Ausgrid service access. It is intended for controlled entry to electrical enclosures, service cabinets and infrastructure panels where authorised utility access is required.
Key Features
- 8221 PD cylinder configuration.
- Master keyed to Ausgrid (Energy Australia) system.
- Keyed to differ at cylinder level.
- Restricted Abloy Protec 406N keying system.
- Allows access by authorised energy utility personnel.
- Supplied with two restricted keys and registration card.
- Supplied in trade pack format.
Specifications
- Item Code: EMCY406N
- Brand: Integrity Locksmiths
- Cylinder Type: 8221 PD cylinder
- Keying System: Abloy Protec 406N restricted system
- Master Keying: Ausgrid (Energy Australia)
- Keying: Keyed to differ under master system
- Keys Supplied: 2 restricted keys
- Registration: Key registration card included
What's In The Box
- 1 × 8221 PD cylinder master keyed to Ausgrid
- 2 × restricted Protec 406N keys
- 1 × key registration card
Suitable Uses
- Electrical meter boxes and switchboard cabinets.
- Utility service panels requiring Ausgrid master key access.
- Infrastructure enclosures using restricted key systems.
EM Utilities Protec Series – Item Code Family
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can this cylinder be used on private keyed systems?
No. This cylinder is master keyed specifically to the Ausgrid utility system and is intended for authorised service access. - Can extra keys be cut at a normal key cutting shop?
No. The Abloy Protec system is restricted and additional keys require authorised duplication with the registration card. - Is this cylinder suitable for other utilities?
This model is keyed specifically for Ausgrid. Other utility master key configurations may be available by special order.
Additional Information
- Commonly specified on electrical infrastructure across New South Wales to allow authorised access by utility technicians.
- Restricted key systems are used to prevent unauthorised duplication and maintain security of critical services.
- Confirm the correct utility authority before ordering, as incorrect master keying may prevent service access.
