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Preventing unauthorised use of MEWPs

25 January 2013

AFI-Uplift has launched Key Zone, a keypad that provides a cost effective method of preventing unauthorised use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs). The stand-alone unit, locks and unlocks the machine's upper co

AFI-Uplift has launched Key Zone, a keypad that provides a cost effective method of preventing unauthorised use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs). The stand-alone unit, locks and unlocks the machine's upper control functions. It is available as a pre-fitted option on all machines in AFI's rental fleet.

Key Zone can take eight digit password codes, allowing 100 million possible combinations. Operators do not have to share codes because the unit can be set up to take individual codes for up to 200 MEWP operators.

The device has a waterproof keypad, is vandal resistant and has an auto lock time out facility.

MGS Electrical Installations took part in a three month trial of the product and said: "It was very easy to use and we never had any problems with it. It was good to know no one could use our machine when we were not around and it would always be where we left it. Also, you never find your machine's battery flat because someone else had been using it."
 
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