C500 and P500 - What's the Difference?

Police Accredited KeySafe™ Comparison
Key Safe Model	Supra P500 Keysafe™	Supra C500 Keysafe™
Independent Quality Standards	LPS 1175 Issue 8 A5 ref 1062h/01	LPS 1175 Issue 8 A5 ref 1062g/01
Anti-Attack Insert	Yes - Heavy gauge steel vault liner insert	✘
Anti-Saw and Drill Insert	✔	✘
Anti-Tamper Code Changing Cover	Internal Code Cover	Optional
Weather Protection Cover	✔	✔
Internal Key Hook	✔	✔
Maximum Number of Keys Stored	6	6
Warranty	5 years	5 years
Weight	1.9Kg	1.71Kg
Colour	Black	Grey
Material	Strengthened Zinc Alloy	Strengthened Zinc Alloy
Maximum Number of Possible Combinations	4096	4096
Installation Service Available	✔	✔
House Alarm Integration	From a professional alarm fitter	✘
	Buy Now	Buy Now

Supra P500 Vs Supra C500 comparison

Helping you remain secure with added peace of mind.

Security is one of the utmost important things to consider when choosing how best to secure your keys externally on your property.

This is why our range of key safes includes two police accredited key safes, and they are by far the most popular choice.

Both the Supra P500 and Supra C500 are easy to use and designed for single-handed use with a well-spaced code keypad and large twist and pull open handle.

Both have a thick hardened zinc alloy single piece body construction, a large stainless steel locking bolt, a stainless steel punch resistant front plate and stainless steel hardened pin hinges, all specifically designed to withstand attack.

In addition to this specially designed construction, the P500 has some additional anti-attack elements that make it our most secure key safe.

1. Internal code cover: a screw plate that conceals the code-setting mechanism to prevent unauthorised code changing.
2. Anti saw and drill insert: an additional layer of metal between the hardened zinc body and the locking mechanism.
3. Heavy gauge steel internal vault liner: an additional metal inner compartment, another layer of protection between the hardened zinc alloy body and your keys.

This may leave you thinking how secure is a key safe? All Supra key safes are designed as a security device working in conjunction with your other home security measures and installing a key safe will not invalidate your home contents insurance. 

You could also choose the optional alarmed version of the Supra P500 Keysafe™. This can be wired into an existing grade 2 alarm system and provide an additional alarm if opened (pre-alarm loop) or an attempt to remove from the wall is made (24h loop).

Don’t forget your code combination is also a significant element to the key safe security, not just the reinforced construction. As a mechanical product, the code can be one digit or up to 12 characters long and anything in between. To attempt to guess the code would be a lengthy task, with over 1,000 code combinations on our classic range key safes and over 4,000 on the police accredited Supra P500 and Supra C500 key safes. 

For further advice on the best location to install your key safe read our FAQs page.