Substations and switching sites
Separate perimeter gates, equipment rooms and staff access. Record outdoor and indoor installation conditions independently.

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From substation gates to distribution cabinets, map the openings, users and keys before choosing mechanical locking or electronic key management.
Separate perimeter gates, equipment rooms and staff access. Record outdoor and indoor installation conditions independently.
For distributed sites, establish inspection routes, key handovers and the areas contractors may access.
Cut-outs, cam orientation, travel and operating clearance determine replacement options; appearance alone is insufficient.
Include rain, dust, coastal exposure and minimum temperature in the enquiry; check protection and maintenance against the selected model.
Assess mechanical key hierarchies for stable teams; consider a configured PROTEC² CLIQ system where temporary access and records are required.
Check dimensions and operation at representative openings before finalising a batch configuration.
These are product directions, not a confirmed project specification. Models, accessories and management tools require a site-specific review.
Check shackle diameter, clearance, mounting position and exposure.
View products →Check the cabinet cut-out, cam orientation and locking action.
View products →Assess access management across keys, locks, updating devices and software.
View products →Site count and locations; opening photographs and dimensions; staff and contractor groups; current key system; outdoor conditions and proposed rollout stages.
Using your opening information, we can help shortlist products, review dimensions and associated components, and identify questions to resolve. Samples, supply and on-site support are agreed for the specific project.
Access management does not replace electrical work permits, verification or safe isolation. Confirm how the chosen system updates and revokes rights and retrieves records.