How do I know if I have a master key?
- How do you tell if a key is a master key?
- Does every lock have a master key?
- How do you get a master key?
How do you tell if a key is a master key?
Each key in a Master Key system is stamped with identifying letters and numbers to match it with a door name or location. (Keys in a large MK system would be stamped with a machine.) Note the skeleton keys hanging at the top left of this photo. Any key that operates two or more unique locks can be called a master key.
Does every lock have a master key?
Many people think that they have a master key because they have one key which operates many locks in their home. In most cases these locks are just keyed alike and are not on a master key system. If an apartment building has been master keyed, it allows one key to override all the locks in the system.
How do you get a master key?
Who can get such a key? Any building owner can contact a locksmith for a master key. However, you should know that since it's the lock that's different, and not the key, installing a master key system is likely to involve changing all the locks in the building.
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