MedixSafe, the provider of access control cabinet market, introduces its new Key Care Cabinet offering. It allows the user to not only organise their access keys, but to control them, as well.

Enabling secure access

A "key" feature that differentiates the MedixSafe Key Care Cabinet from low-end key cabinets is that it enables more secure access. Because a single PIN can be easily compromised, dual, triple or biometric authentication credentials are required before access to the Key Care Cabinet is granted. It accommodates over 1,000 individual users and provides an audit trail history of up to 50,000 events. The Key Care Cabinet is accessible via a remote Ethernet network and also has a manual key override. This ensures that the cabinet can still be accessed via a single key in the event of an electronic failure.

Key tags for the Key Care Cabinet have an extra-large snap open window and each tag holds multiple keys. A new label can be exchanged on Key Care Cabinet without removing a key and key tags face out for easy identification.

Affordable and advanced

The Key Care Cabinet is specifically designed to serve the mid-level market, offering an affordable alternative with advanced features not found in low priced cabinets, but without the added cost of a high end, expensively priced cabinet. It also offers a manual, supervised key override feature.

"MedixSafe is dedicated to providing the very best in key control," says Jim Turner, President, MedixSafe. "Our new Key Care Cabinet allows middle-market end users to bring order and organisation to their keys and allow access to everyone who should have it. It enables them to know who has accessed the key cabinet and maintain control over their keys. The Key Care Cabinet gives them the ability to keep the wrong people out, lock people out instantly, and remotely unlock the cabinet."

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