BiLock High Security Lift Key Switches

Advanced Lift Security | Restricted Key Control | Building-Specific Keying

When conventional lift key switches don't provide sufficient security, BiLock offers an advanced, restricted keying solution designed to help building owners and facility managers maintain greater control over authorised access.



Unlike conventional key systems, BiLock uses patented dual-bladed key technology and independently operated locking mechanisms to provide enhanced resistance to picking, manipulation and unauthorised key duplication.

Through our partnership with Omega Security Controls, Whitesmith Solutions supplies BiLock high-security key switches for new lift installations, modernisation projects and security upgrades throughout New Zealand.

BiLock High Security Features

• Restricted Key Duplication – Controlled key copying helps prevent unauthorised duplication.
• Advanced Security – Dual-bladed key technology with enhanced resistance to picking, bumping and manipulation.
• Building-Specific Keying – Dedicated key combinations for individual buildings and facilities.
• Master Keying – Configurable access arrangements for authorised personnel.
• Removable Core Options – Selected models allow rekeying or core replacement without changing the complete switch.
• Retrofit Compatibility – Replacement options for existing lift fixtures, subject to mounting and electrical compatibility.
• Proven Durability – BiLock switches in service exceeding 250,000 operations.
  

Applications

BiLock key switches are suitable for car and landing operating panels, restricted lift functions, building access control and security upgrades where conventional key switches may not provide sufficient protection.



Whitesmith Solutions supplies BiLock key switches through our partnership with Omega Security Controls, with switching configurations, keying arrangements and mounting options available to suit individual project requirements.

Need a BiLock Security Solution?

Our team can assist with replacement switches, restricted keying requirements and new installations.