ekt Features
- Prevention: The solution to key loss is the electronic tether that keeps keys within a 15-step radius of the user.
- Ease-of-Use: ekt is easily removed by pressing on the thumb release button and returned to the belt unit with a simple click and snap.
- Triple Threat Alarms:The belt unit and key unit emit a combination of unique alarms based on feel, audio, and visual. This combination makes identifying key location quick and fool-proof.
ekt [electronic key tether]
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Get the patented ekt [] and never lose a set of master keys again. Re-keying a building or a floor due to key loss is expensive, time consuming, and exposes the building and tenants to potential security and safety breaches. Eliminate that risk.
ekt is the only preemptive key loss solution that locates keys before they are lost, making it the most reliable system available. At just $245 (based on a set of three units), it’s also affordable, scalable, and can immediately be incorporated into existing key control programs for any sized organization.
Other systems, such as biometric or electronic key boxes, are reactive – only letting you know that keys are lost after the fact, when it’s already too late. Re-keying a multi-tenant, high-rise can cost $80,000 or more and can take weeks to finish. Even with insurance, you’ll likely face a $25,000 deductible.
ekt is compatible with other key control programs and is appropriate for multiple industries including: security; janitorial; property and facility management; hospitality; health care; law enforcement and corrections.
How ekt Works

Did You Know?
- Between security, janitorial, engineering and management staff, a typical downtown high-rise has over 40 master key sets, of which 12-18 are deployed at any one time.
- Re-keying a multi-tenant high-rise can cost upwards of $80,000 and take several weeks to finish. Even with insurance, an average deductible would run $25,000.
Testimonials
"EKT is the only [key control product] that aims to stop keyloss before it happens! Imagine zero key loss, that's a dream come true for any building or facility where multiple people are carrying master and sub master keys."
David Sullivan, CPP
Police Officer & Former Security Branch Manager.




