Where can I find the key number?
Detect standard key
Standard keys have an embossing. The first letter stands for the key type.
Key number
The row of numbers in the 2nd line is the key number.
Recognize Plus key type
If the character sequence on your code card starts with a number, you have a PLUS key. You can also recognize this type by the flattened key tip.
Key number
You can find the key number on your code card.
It starts with a number.
Recognize XPlus™ key type
If the key number on your code card starts with an X, it is an XPlus™ key. You can also recognize this type by the rounded key tip.
Key number
You can find the key number on your code card.
It starts with an X.
Good reasons to register your keys
You have more than one ABUS lock? Register all your keys - including those of other family members - to keep track of them all. Then you can conveniently order replacements or additional keys at any time.
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When you register your key, you also save your key number in case the code card is lost. When you need a replacement, just log in and you won't have to look for your key number for long.
Our ONE KEY system gives you the option to have additional locks made for one key. So you only need one key for as many ABUS locks as you want. In this case, registration is particularly helpful.
