FB14 Padlock

Technical data:

• Finish - Yellow
• Size - 63mm
• Colour - Yellow
• Brand - Eclipse

Please note - Lock is supplied with out keys.

Many are maintenance-free, are safe to have where children are present and if used, will keep mess to a minimum. Replacement keys are also available next day for desks, pedestals, tambour units, filing cabinets and cupboards. The range includes various types of small extinguishers, fire blankets, fire safety kits and domestic alarms and detection products. The FB14 padlock is a UK Fire Brigade approved 63mm 4 lever padlock which suits a variety of applications. Fire Brigade Locks are operated by common keys that are kept by Fire Brigade, Police, Ambulance Services and other authorised personnel.FB14 This FB11 fire brigade padlock is normally used to secure storage of dry riser equipment and fire hydrants. Overall, FB14 Fire Brigade Padlocks and Keys offer an effective solution for keeping communal areas safe in the UK.

They provide a secure lock system that is both tamper-proof and difficult to duplicate, while still being easy to install and maintain.

Please remember that since there are only 3 types of FB padlock available then they are, in effect, a keyed alike padlock. Our Fire Brigade Padlock FB14 is ideally used to secure storage of dry riser equipment and fire hydrants. Unlike the other padlocks on our site, FB padlocks are delivered with only 1 key each, rather than 2.

More durable than most residential padlocks with the ‘Old English’ style and available in three sizes, these locks are operated using fire brigade keys which are carried by most emergency services. The FB14 is a UK Fire Brigade approved 4 lever padlock with a 63mm yellow body and 10mm shackle, which suits a variety of applications. Property managers and council workers who carry out frequent inspections are encouraged to hold a set of FB keys at all times.The padlock itself only uses a very basic lever mechanism and can be picked or forced relatively easily with the correct equipment. They are also easy to install and maintain, making them an ideal choice for councils, property managers, schools, and other organisations looking for a reliable way of securing their premises. It was great to deal with a company that made you feel like they wanted to help you, wanted to give you their time, rather than hiding behind online forms and chatbots. Most fire brigades have a key for this is so that they can access the equipment in the event of a fire. The standard model means that emergency personnel can access these area using FB keys, which are widely available from any local locksmith.