Wolflok Maximum Security Mechanical Key Safe - 2.1kg
At A Glance
At A Glance
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Push-Button CodeThe Wolflok Maximum Security Mechanical Key Safe (960064) is a maximum-security mechanical key lock box built for outdoor wall mounting. Tested and rated to LPS1175 Issue 8 A10 by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB), it stores spare keys, fobs, and access cards securely on an external wall - no power supply, no internet connection, and no app required. A mechanical key safe works entirely through a physical combination: set your own code on the internal dials, and anyone who knows the code can access the keys at any time, day or night.
Wolflok's patented multi-push keypad technology is a world first: each of the ten buttons can be pressed up to four times to build a more memorable code, generating over 9.7 million possible combinations - more than any other mechanical key storage device on the market. The 7mm soft-touch illuminated buttons and internal vault light mean reliable access at any hour without a torch, and the double-wall zinc alloy construction with strategically positioned anti-saw reinforcement pins and coned anti-drill hinge pins delivers the physical attack resistance that earned the LPCB rating.
Designed and developed through extensive customer feedback, the Wolflok 960064 is suitable for domestic homes, rental properties, Airbnb hosts, security services, key holding agencies, facilities managers, remote sites, and anyone who needs a reliable, independently accessible key storage solution at an external wall. Where the higher LPS1175 B1 rating is required, see the Wolflok Pro (960071), and browse every key safe we stock in Key Storage.
Estimated Dispatch
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes weekends and Queensland public holidays).
Usually ships same day if ordered before 11am AEST (excludes weekends and Queensland public holidays).
All-Weather Outdoor Design
Wolflok is built from zinc alloy known for its corrosion and attack resistance. The included ABS plastic weather cover provides an additional barrier against rain, UV, and dust, and contributes to the product's IP55 ingress protection rating. Fully operational from -30°C to 50°C and resistant to 96% relative humidity - tested in salt mist conditions at 35°C. Suitable for coastal Queensland installations.
Wolflok is built from zinc alloy known for its corrosion and attack resistance. The included ABS plastic weather cover provides an additional barrier against rain, UV, and dust, and contributes to the product's IP55 ingress protection rating. Fully operational from -30°C to 50°C and resistant to 96% relative humidity - tested in salt mist conditions at 35°C. Suitable for coastal Queensland installations.
Watch It Survive a Sledgehammer, Flamethrower & More
Wolflok's attack resistance isn't just a certification number - it has been physically demonstrated on video. Watch the Wolflok survive a sledgehammer, flamethrower, high-pressure water blaster, tractor crush, and more.
▶ Watch the attack test on YouTube
Wolflok's attack resistance isn't just a certification number - it has been physically demonstrated on video. Watch the Wolflok survive a sledgehammer, flamethrower, high-pressure water blaster, tractor crush, and more.
▶ Watch the attack test on YouTube
Illuminated Keypad & Vault - Day and Night Access
Wolflok's patented illumination technology backlights all ten keypad buttons and the internal vault the moment you activate it - no torch needed at night. The 7mm soft-touch buttons are large enough for easy use by all ages, in any light condition.
The illumination is powered by a single replaceable Renata CR2032 coin cell battery, rated for 2 years or 2,000 cycles. Importantly, the vault is fully mechanical - if the battery goes flat, the keypad and vault light simply won't illuminate, but the lock still opens normally with the correct code. You are never locked out due to a flat battery.
Wolflok's patented illumination technology backlights all ten keypad buttons and the internal vault the moment you activate it - no torch needed at night. The 7mm soft-touch buttons are large enough for easy use by all ages, in any light condition.
The illumination is powered by a single replaceable Renata CR2032 coin cell battery, rated for 2 years or 2,000 cycles. Importantly, the vault is fully mechanical - if the battery goes flat, the keypad and vault light simply won't illuminate, but the lock still opens normally with the correct code. You are never locked out due to a flat battery.
Access Method
The code is the only way in. There is no app, no Wi-Fi and no mains power involved, and there is no master override code - see Frequently Asked Questions.
Key Features
- LPS1175 Issue 8 A10 attack security rating from the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) - independently tested by BRE (Building Research Establishment)
- World-first patented multi-push keypad - each button usable up to 4 times, generating over 9.7 million code combinations
- Double-wall zinc alloy construction with anti-saw reinforcement pins and coned anti-drill hinge pins
- Clamshell anti-prise design and advanced anti-pick mechanism
- Illuminated keypad (7mm soft-touch buttons) and illuminated internal vault - no external power source required for illumination
- Fully mechanical operation - no battery required to open the vault; battery powers illumination only
- Replaceable Renata CR2032 illumination module battery - 2-year life or 2,000 cycles; key safe operates normally if battery is flat
- IP55 rated - limited ingress permissible; salt mist tested at 35°C
- Large internal compartment holds up to 6 keys, fobs, and access cards; two removable internal hooks
- Built-in QR code gives digital access to the full instruction manual and resources
- Includes 4 x 60mm self-tapping WFK311 security screws for A10-certified mounting on brick, concrete, stone, or single-skin walls
- Includes ABS weather cover (910007), paper marking template, and the WFK898 code change tool
- Weight: 2.1kg
What's in the Box
Tools are not included. Masonry installation needs a 5mm masonry drill bit, a drill, a T30 Torx driver and a spirit level.
Suitable Uses
- Airbnb and short-stay rental hosts - the simplest key handover solution for occasional hosts who don't need full automation. How a key safe compares to a smart lock for Airbnb hosts
- Residential emergency access - authorised family members, carers, or neighbours can access spare keys independently without being handed a physical key
- Security services and key holding agencies - A10 certification and 9.7 million combinations meet commercial key holding standards
- Facilities and property management - master key or site access for maintenance staff, contractors, and inspectors without key distribution
- Remote and unattended sites - equipment sheds, irrigation infrastructure, pumping stations, gates
- After-hours delivery access - allow service providers entry to a secured area without a callout
- Emergency and alarm access - provide first responders or alarm companies rapid entry when the owner is unavailable
- Tradesperson access during renovations - time-limited code sharing; change the code after work is complete
Short-stay hosts weighing a key safe against a smart lock should read our Airbnb and short-stay guide. Every key safe we stock is in the Key Storage range.
Available Finish Options
Black
(This Product)
STK 960064
Finish selection does not affect functionality, compliance, or performance. Wolflok is supplied in black only.
Wolflok Key Safe Range
This product is the bold row. Both models share the same exterior dimensions, keypad, illumination system and code mechanism.
Accessories & Spare Parts
Linked parts are stocked online; browse all of them in Other Smart Lock Accessories.
Specifications
Features & Components
1 Weather cover • 2 Clear button • 3 Open dial • 4 Latch • 5 Mounting holes
6 Battery cap • 7 Light module • 8 Code change tool • 9 Code cover • 10 Code dials • 11 Standard security screws (x4)
Battery, Power & Illumination
The Wolflok is not battery-dependent. The CR2032 battery powers the illumination module only - the keypad backlight and internal vault light. The mechanical locking and unlocking function operates entirely without power. If the battery goes flat, the unit still opens normally; you simply won't have the button backlight. Replace the CR2032 coin cell to restore illumination (or the complete illumination module, SKU 910006, if the module itself is damaged). See the video: How to change the battery in Wolflok and Wolflok Pro.
Button/Coin Cell Battery Safety
The illumination module contains a CR2032 button/coin cell battery. Keep new and used batteries out of reach of children. If swallowed, a button or coin cell can cause severe internal injury within a couple of hours - seek immediate medical attention. Do not dispose of batteries in household waste; recycle in line with local regulations.
The illumination module contains a CR2032 button/coin cell battery. Keep new and used batteries out of reach of children. If swallowed, a button or coin cell can cause severe internal injury within a couple of hours - seek immediate medical attention. Do not dispose of batteries in household waste; recycle in line with local regulations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set or change the code?
The code is set using the WFK898 code change tool (included and stored inside the vault). Open the vault, remove the internal cover to expose the code dials, and use the amber tool to turn each dial to the number of times that digit appears in your chosen code. Any digit not in your code is set to zero. Each digit can be used up to four times. A full walkthrough is available at How to Code Wolflok and Wolflok Pro. Always store the code change tool inside the vault - it is stored there by design as a security measure.
The code is set using the WFK898 code change tool (included and stored inside the vault). Open the vault, remove the internal cover to expose the code dials, and use the amber tool to turn each dial to the number of times that digit appears in your chosen code. Any digit not in your code is set to zero. Each digit can be used up to four times. A full walkthrough is available at How to Code Wolflok and Wolflok Pro. Always store the code change tool inside the vault - it is stored there by design as a security measure.
What does LPS1175 A10 mean, and why does it matter?
LPS1175 is the UK Loss Prevention Standard for physical attack resistance, issued by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) - a world-recognised independent testing body operated by BRE. Issue 8 A10 is the rating achieved by the Wolflok when mounted with the supplied WFK311 screws on brick, concrete, stone, or single-skin walls. It is a widely recognised physical-security rating for key safes used in residential and commercial applications. The rating is contingent on correct installation - see the installation guide or when DIY installation is appropriate.
LPS1175 is the UK Loss Prevention Standard for physical attack resistance, issued by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) - a world-recognised independent testing body operated by BRE. Issue 8 A10 is the rating achieved by the Wolflok when mounted with the supplied WFK311 screws on brick, concrete, stone, or single-skin walls. It is a widely recognised physical-security rating for key safes used in residential and commercial applications. The rating is contingent on correct installation - see the installation guide or when DIY installation is appropriate.
What's the difference between the Wolflok and the Wolflok Pro?
Both models share the same external dimensions, keypad, illumination system, and code mechanism. The Wolflok Pro (960071) adds a third wall layer and a stainless steel internal vault liner, which increases its weight to 2.2kg and enables the higher LPS1175 B1 security rating when installed with the included XL screw kit (WFK001FK) on brick, concrete, or rendered walls. The Pro also includes both the WFK311 and WFK001FK screw kits in the box. Choose the standard Wolflok for residential and general commercial applications; choose the Wolflok Pro where the higher B1 rating is required.
Both models share the same external dimensions, keypad, illumination system, and code mechanism. The Wolflok Pro (960071) adds a third wall layer and a stainless steel internal vault liner, which increases its weight to 2.2kg and enables the higher LPS1175 B1 security rating when installed with the included XL screw kit (WFK001FK) on brick, concrete, or rendered walls. The Pro also includes both the WFK311 and WFK001FK screw kits in the box. Choose the standard Wolflok for residential and general commercial applications; choose the Wolflok Pro where the higher B1 rating is required.
What if I lose or forget the code?
There is no master override, reset code, or manufacturer recovery function. If the current code is completely unknown, the unit must be professionally removed and the vault mechanism will be damaged in the process. This is by design - no backdoor means no attack vector. Always record your code in a secure location separate from the key safe itself. Gold Coast Smart Locks does not hold codes.
There is no master override, reset code, or manufacturer recovery function. If the current code is completely unknown, the unit must be professionally removed and the vault mechanism will be damaged in the process. This is by design - no backdoor means no attack vector. Always record your code in a secure location separate from the key safe itself. Gold Coast Smart Locks does not hold codes.
Can I install the Wolflok on a rendered or timber wall?
For rendered masonry (render up to 20mm deep), the supplied WFK311 screws are not recommended - use the WFK001FK XL screw kit instead (note: B1 certification with WFK001FK applies to the Wolflok Pro only). For timber, the WFK311 screws can be used but LPS1175 certification is not maintained on wood; drill 4mm pilot holes 70mm deep with a standard (not masonry) bit, and fix into a stud - the timber should be at least 25mm thick and ideally 60mm. For guidance on surface suitability, see our installation guide or when DIY installation is appropriate.
For rendered masonry (render up to 20mm deep), the supplied WFK311 screws are not recommended - use the WFK001FK XL screw kit instead (note: B1 certification with WFK001FK applies to the Wolflok Pro only). For timber, the WFK311 screws can be used but LPS1175 certification is not maintained on wood; drill 4mm pilot holes 70mm deep with a standard (not masonry) bit, and fix into a stud - the timber should be at least 25mm thick and ideally 60mm. For guidance on surface suitability, see our installation guide or when DIY installation is appropriate.
Additional Information
Installation Rules That Protect the LPS1175 Rating
The A10 rating requires correct installation. Drill only into the brick face, never mortar. Maintain at least 150mm from any wall edge or corner. The unit must sit flat - do not install on uneven surfaces. Use the supplied paper marking template (not the unit itself) as your drilling guide - drilling through the key safe lets dust into the mechanism. Drill the four 5mm holes at least 70mm deep and clean them out, then fit the WFK311 screws by hand with a T30 Torx driver - no power tools, and do not over-tighten. Screws are single-use; order new WFK311 screws before reinstalling. Unsure about your wall type? See when DIY installation is appropriate. For the mounting errors that most often void certification, see common installation mistakes.
The A10 rating requires correct installation. Drill only into the brick face, never mortar. Maintain at least 150mm from any wall edge or corner. The unit must sit flat - do not install on uneven surfaces. Use the supplied paper marking template (not the unit itself) as your drilling guide - drilling through the key safe lets dust into the mechanism. Drill the four 5mm holes at least 70mm deep and clean them out, then fit the WFK311 screws by hand with a T30 Torx driver - no power tools, and do not over-tighten. Screws are single-use; order new WFK311 screws before reinstalling. Unsure about your wall type? See when DIY installation is appropriate. For the mounting errors that most often void certification, see common installation mistakes.
Coastal and High-UV Queensland Installations
The Wolflok's zinc alloy body and IP55 rating make it suitable for coastal installations. The ABS weather cover provides an additional barrier against salt air and UV radiation, but in north or west-facing high-sun positions the cover may show signs of UV degradation before the body. The salt mist figure in the specifications is a laboratory cabinet test result, not a guarantee of service life on the coast. See our guide to coastal key safe maintenance, and refer to the outdoor grade-C considerations for coastal-rated hardware and our Queensland considerations.
The Wolflok's zinc alloy body and IP55 rating make it suitable for coastal installations. The ABS weather cover provides an additional barrier against salt air and UV radiation, but in north or west-facing high-sun positions the cover may show signs of UV degradation before the body. The salt mist figure in the specifications is a laboratory cabinet test result, not a guarantee of service life on the coast. See our guide to coastal key safe maintenance, and refer to the outdoor grade-C considerations for coastal-rated hardware and our Queensland considerations.
Mechanical Key Safe vs Smart Lock - Which Is Right?
The Wolflok is an ideal solution when reliable independent key access is required without any dependence on power, internet, or a mobile device. It is particularly well-suited to Airbnb hosts who manage occasional bookings, as a backup key access for households with a smart lock, or for any location where infrastructure is unreliable. For Airbnb hosts who need full automation, automated check-in, or PMS integration, a smart lock may be a better fit - see our key safe versus smart lock comparison for hosts, how a Bluetooth key safe compares and our guide to mechanical key safe best practice.
The Wolflok is an ideal solution when reliable independent key access is required without any dependence on power, internet, or a mobile device. It is particularly well-suited to Airbnb hosts who manage occasional bookings, as a backup key access for households with a smart lock, or for any location where infrastructure is unreliable. For Airbnb hosts who need full automation, automated check-in, or PMS integration, a smart lock may be a better fit - see our key safe versus smart lock comparison for hosts, how a Bluetooth key safe compares and our guide to mechanical key safe best practice.
Placement Advice
Choose a wall location that is not directly visible from a public street or neighbour's window. Avoid south-facing walls where moisture may pool behind the unit. Position at a comfortable height (approximately 1.0-1.4m from ground level) so the keypad can be operated easily with one hand. Never label or tag the key safe with the property address - keys inside should also be untagged.
Choose a wall location that is not directly visible from a public street or neighbour's window. Avoid south-facing walls where moisture may pool behind the unit. Position at a comfortable height (approximately 1.0-1.4m from ground level) so the keypad can be operated easily with one hand. Never label or tag the key safe with the property address - keys inside should also be untagged.
Warranty
Warranty
2-year warranty as standard on the full product including the illumination module. Register for free at wolflok.com/product-registration (Australia supported) to extend to 5 years on mechanical parts. Batteries are user-replaceable and not covered. Proof of purchase required for all claims. Returns & Warranty
2-year warranty as standard on the full product including the illumination module. Register for free at wolflok.com/product-registration (Australia supported) to extend to 5 years on mechanical parts. Batteries are user-replaceable and not covered. Proof of purchase required for all claims. Returns & Warranty
Download PDF Resources
Wolflok Instruction Manual (PDF)
Wolflok's installation guide and owner's manual for this key safe (part 960064) - choosing and setting a code (pages 10-17), masonry and timber installation, opening and closing, battery replacement, spare parts (page 28) and warranty.
Wolflok's installation guide and owner's manual for this key safe (part 960064) - choosing and setting a code (pages 10-17), masonry and timber installation, opening and closing, battery replacement, spare parts (page 28) and warranty.
Wolflok Datasheet (PDF)
Two-page specification sheet - LPS1175 A10 rating, construction, dimensions, environmental performance and power. Its ordering table shows a different part code for the standard unit; order by 960064.
Two-page specification sheet - LPS1175 A10 rating, construction, dimensions, environmental performance and power. Its ordering table shows a different part code for the standard unit; order by 960064.
Wolflok Battery Certification (wl-960064) (PDF)
Sieper Group declaration that this key safe (Art. 960064) meets AS/NZS 62368.1:2018 under the Australian Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Safety Standard 2020 and Information Standard 2020.
Sieper Group declaration that this key safe (Art. 960064) meets AS/NZS 62368.1:2018 under the Australian Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Safety Standard 2020 and Information Standard 2020.
Wolflok Range Brochure (PDF)
Ten-page brochure for the Wolflok range - attack testing, the multi-push keypad, key features, both models' specification panels and a comparison table. Its page 6 ordering table lists the standard unit under a different code; order by 960064.
Ten-page brochure for the Wolflok range - attack testing, the multi-push keypad, key features, both models' specification panels and a comparison table. Its page 6 ordering table lists the standard unit under a different code; order by 960064.
Wolflok Maximum Security Mechanical Key Safe - FAQ, Setup and Owner's Guide
Everything below is here to help you choose, install, code and look after your Wolflok. For general questions see our Smart Lock FAQ (Chapter 13), and for the full series of guides see the Buyer's Guide.
Choosing a Wolflok
Should I buy the Wolflok or the Wolflok Pro?
Both share the same exterior, keypad, illumination and code mechanism. The Wolflok Pro (960071) adds a third wall, a hardened stainless steel inner vault and extra hardened anti-saw pins, weighs 2.2kg against 2.1kg, and ships with both screw kits so it can be fitted to the higher LPS1175 B1 rating. This standard model suits homes, rentals and general commercial use where A10 is enough; choose the Pro where B1 is required.
Both share the same exterior, keypad, illumination and code mechanism. The Wolflok Pro (960071) adds a third wall, a hardened stainless steel inner vault and extra hardened anti-saw pins, weighs 2.2kg against 2.1kg, and ships with both screw kits so it can be fitted to the higher LPS1175 B1 rating. This standard model suits homes, rentals and general commercial use where A10 is enough; choose the Pro where B1 is required.
Who tests and certifies the Wolflok range?
Wolflok key safes are attack-tested by BRE (Building Research Establishment), an independent test house, and certified to LPS1175 Issue 8 by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) - A10 on this model when fitted with the supplied WFK311 screws. The rating only holds when the key safe is installed exactly as Wolflok's instructions describe, on a wall type the rating covers.
Wolflok key safes are attack-tested by BRE (Building Research Establishment), an independent test house, and certified to LPS1175 Issue 8 by the Loss Prevention Certification Board (LPCB) - A10 on this model when fitted with the supplied WFK311 screws. The rating only holds when the key safe is installed exactly as Wolflok's instructions describe, on a wall type the rating covers.
What if I do not need an attack rating?
If you need convenient key storage rather than certified attack resistance, we also stock the ABUS Key Garage range - the push-button KG747LC, the dial-combination KG787C and KG787LEDC (LED-lit dials), and the large-capacity KG787BIG - and the Burg-Wachter Key Safe 40. See the whole Key Storage range, and compare ratings before you buy: the LPS1175 certification is what sets the Wolflok apart.
If you need convenient key storage rather than certified attack resistance, we also stock the ABUS Key Garage range - the push-button KG747LC, the dial-combination KG787C and KG787LEDC (LED-lit dials), and the large-capacity KG787BIG - and the Burg-Wachter Key Safe 40. See the whole Key Storage range, and compare ratings before you buy: the LPS1175 certification is what sets the Wolflok apart.
Is a key safe or a smart lock better for my Airbnb?
A mechanical key safe is the simplest handover for occasional hosts: no batteries to monitor for access, no Wi-Fi and no app. Hosts who want automated check-in codes, PMS integration or an access log will be better served by a smart lock. Our guides cover the key safe option for occasional hosts, a side-by-side comparison, which setup suits you and the wider Airbnb and short-stay chapter.
A mechanical key safe is the simplest handover for occasional hosts: no batteries to monitor for access, no Wi-Fi and no app. Hosts who want automated check-in codes, PMS integration or an access log will be better served by a smart lock. Our guides cover the key safe option for occasional hosts, a side-by-side comparison, which setup suits you and the wider Airbnb and short-stay chapter.
Does the Wolflok keep a record of who opened it?
No. It is a purely mechanical key safe, so there is no access log, no remote code sharing and no notifications. If you need those, look at a Bluetooth key safe - see how a Bluetooth key safe compares.
No. It is a purely mechanical key safe, so there is no access log, no remote code sharing and no notifications. If you need those, look at a Bluetooth key safe - see how a Bluetooth key safe compares.
Codes and the Keypad
How many codes are possible, and how does multi-push work?
The keypad has ten buttons and each digit can be used up to four times in a code, which gives over 9.7 million possible codes. That lets you build a code that is easy to remember, such as one with a repeated digit, without it being easy to guess. Wolflok's manual gives 199991 as a valid code and 199999 as an invalid one, because the 9 would be used more than four times.
The keypad has ten buttons and each digit can be used up to four times in a code, which gives over 9.7 million possible codes. That lets you build a code that is easy to remember, such as one with a repeated digit, without it being easy to guess. Wolflok's manual gives 199991 as a valid code and 199999 as an invalid one, because the 9 would be used more than four times.
What makes a good code?
Avoid obvious codes such as a run of numbers or a birth year, pick something you will remember, and write it down and keep it somewhere safe away from the key safe. There is no master override and neither Wolflok nor Gold Coast Smart Locks holds codes, so the written record is your only fallback.
Avoid obvious codes such as a run of numbers or a birth year, pick something you will remember, and write it down and keep it somewhere safe away from the key safe. There is no master override and neither Wolflok nor Gold Coast Smart Locks holds codes, so the written record is your only fallback.
How do I set a new code?
Open the weather cover, press the clear button, turn the open dial 180 degrees clockwise and lift the lid. With the lid open, turn the dial back 180 degrees anticlockwise so the latch is pushed out, then take the dial fully round to the locked symbol. Slide the code cover across to expose the code dials, take out the WFK898 code change tool, and set each digit's dial to the number of times that digit appears in your code - every digit you are not using goes to 0. The illustrated steps are on pages 10 to 17 of the Wolflok manual, and there is a video: How to Code Wolflok and Wolflok Pro.
Open the weather cover, press the clear button, turn the open dial 180 degrees clockwise and lift the lid. With the lid open, turn the dial back 180 degrees anticlockwise so the latch is pushed out, then take the dial fully round to the locked symbol. Slide the code cover across to expose the code dials, take out the WFK898 code change tool, and set each digit's dial to the number of times that digit appears in your code - every digit you are not using goes to 0. The illustrated steps are on pages 10 to 17 of the Wolflok manual, and there is a video: How to Code Wolflok and Wolflok Pro.
How do I check the new code before closing the lid?
Return the tool to its place, press clear, enter the new code and turn the dial to unlock. If the code is set correctly the latch retracts. Do this with the lid still open, so a mistake costs you nothing.
Return the tool to its place, press clear, enter the new code and turn the dial to unlock. If the code is set correctly the latch retracts. Do this with the lid still open, so a mistake costs you nothing.
How do I open and close it day to day?
To open, check the dial arrow is at the locked symbol, press clear, enter the code, turn the open dial 180 degrees clockwise and open the lid. If it does not open, press clear, return the dial to the locked symbol and try again. To close, make sure the latch is in, close the lid and turn the dial 180 degrees anticlockwise until it clicks.
To open, check the dial arrow is at the locked symbol, press clear, enter the code, turn the open dial 180 degrees clockwise and open the lid. If it does not open, press clear, return the dial to the locked symbol and try again. To close, make sure the latch is in, close the lid and turn the dial 180 degrees anticlockwise until it clicks.
Why is the code change tool kept inside the vault?
Wolflok stores the tool inside the vault, behind the key hooks, so only someone who already knows the code can reach it. Use only this tool on the code dials - a screwdriver will damage the mechanism and void the warranty. A replacement is available as the WFK898 Spare Code Change Tool.
Wolflok stores the tool inside the vault, behind the key hooks, so only someone who already knows the code can reach it. Use only this tool on the code dials - a screwdriver will damage the mechanism and void the warranty. A replacement is available as the WFK898 Spare Code Change Tool.
Installation and Mounting
Which walls can the Wolflok go on?
Brick, concrete block, flat stone and single-skin walls, fixed with the supplied WFK311 screws, keep the A10 rating. On rendered masonry (render up to 20mm), Wolflok specifies the WFK001FK XL screws and wall plugs instead. Timber is possible with the WFK311 screws, but the LPS1175 approval does not cover wood. Check what is behind any render or cladding before you drill.
Brick, concrete block, flat stone and single-skin walls, fixed with the supplied WFK311 screws, keep the A10 rating. On rendered masonry (render up to 20mm), Wolflok specifies the WFK001FK XL screws and wall plugs instead. Timber is possible with the WFK311 screws, but the LPS1175 approval does not cover wood. Check what is behind any render or cladding before you drill.
What tools do I need?
The paper marking template (supplied), a 5mm masonry drill bit, a drill, a T30 Torx driver and a spirit level. For timber, swap the masonry bit for a 4mm standard wood bit. Wolflok's AP001 fitting pack contains the 5mm masonry bit and a T30 screwdriver.
The paper marking template (supplied), a 5mm masonry drill bit, a drill, a T30 Torx driver and a spirit level. For timber, swap the masonry bit for a 4mm standard wood bit. Wolflok's AP001 fitting pack contains the 5mm masonry bit and a T30 screwdriver.
How is it fixed to masonry?
Position it at least 150mm from any external corner and flat to the wall. Mark the holes with the template - never drill through the key safe - keeping them on the brick, not the mortar. Drill four holes at least 70mm deep and clean out the dust, then fit the four WFK311 screws by hand with a T30 Torx driver. Wolflok says not to use power tools on these screws and not to over-tighten them. The steps are on pages 18 to 21 of the Wolflok manual.
Position it at least 150mm from any external corner and flat to the wall. Mark the holes with the template - never drill through the key safe - keeping them on the brick, not the mortar. Drill four holes at least 70mm deep and clean out the dust, then fit the four WFK311 screws by hand with a T30 Torx driver. Wolflok says not to use power tools on these screws and not to over-tighten them. The steps are on pages 18 to 21 of the Wolflok manual.
Can I fix it to timber?
Yes, with the WFK311 standard screws, but the LPS1175 approval does not cover wood. Drill four 4mm pilot holes 70mm deep with a standard (not masonry) bit. The timber should be at least 25mm thick and ideally 60mm; on thin walls the screws can come through the other side, so fix into a stud and keep at least 25mm from the edge.
Yes, with the WFK311 standard screws, but the LPS1175 approval does not cover wood. Drill four 4mm pilot holes 70mm deep with a standard (not masonry) bit. The timber should be at least 25mm thick and ideally 60mm; on thin walls the screws can come through the other side, so fix into a stud and keep at least 25mm from the edge.
Can I install it myself?
Wolflok designs the range to be fitted by a competent DIYer using the supplied marking template. The rating depends on doing it correctly, so read when DIY installation is appropriate and the common installation mistakes first, or talk to us about advice and installation.
Wolflok designs the range to be fitted by a competent DIYer using the supplied marking template. The rating depends on doing it correctly, so read when DIY installation is appropriate and the common installation mistakes first, or talk to us about advice and installation.
Can I reuse the screws if I move the key safe?
No. The security screws are single-use. Order a fresh set of WFK311 screws before you reinstall.
No. The security screws are single-use. Order a fresh set of WFK311 screws before you reinstall.
Power, Illumination and Battery
What does the battery do, and what happens when it goes flat?
The single CR2032 coin cell powers the keypad backlight and the vault light only. The locking mechanism is fully mechanical, so the key safe opens and closes normally on a flat battery - you just lose the lights until the cell is replaced.
The single CR2032 coin cell powers the keypad backlight and the vault light only. The locking mechanism is fully mechanical, so the key safe opens and closes normally on a flat battery - you just lose the lights until the cell is replaced.
How long does the battery last?
Wolflok rates it at 2 years or 2,000 illumination cycles, whichever comes first - its manual puts it at about two years at four uses a day - and recommends a Renata CR2032.
Wolflok rates it at 2 years or 2,000 illumination cycles, whichever comes first - its manual puts it at about two years at four uses a day - and recommends a Renata CR2032.
How do I replace the battery?
Open the key safe and turn the dial to the locked symbol. Slide the code cover across, pull the light module out, and turn the battery cap with a coin. Fit the new CR2032 with the positive side facing out, refit the cap firmly (it keeps the module's seal waterproof), push the module back in, close up and check the light works. The steps start on page 28 of the Wolflok manual, and there is a video: How to change the battery in Wolflok and Wolflok Pro.
Open the key safe and turn the dial to the locked symbol. Slide the code cover across, pull the light module out, and turn the battery cap with a coin. Fit the new CR2032 with the positive side facing out, refit the cap firmly (it keeps the module's seal waterproof), push the module back in, close up and check the light works. The steps start on page 28 of the Wolflok manual, and there is a video: How to change the battery in Wolflok and Wolflok Pro.
Is the coin cell a safety concern?
Coin cells are dangerous if swallowed, so keep new and used batteries away from children and recycle old ones rather than putting them in household waste. Sieper Group has declared the Wolflok compliant with the Australian button and coin battery Safety and Information Standards (2020) - the certificate is under PDF Files.
Coin cells are dangerous if swallowed, so keep new and used batteries away from children and recycle old ones rather than putting them in household waste. Sieper Group has declared the Wolflok compliant with the Australian button and coin battery Safety and Information Standards (2020) - the certificate is under PDF Files.
Weather, Coastal and Care
What does IP55 mean for the Wolflok?
IP55 means the unit is protected against dust to the point it cannot interfere with operation, and against water jets from any direction - limited ingress is permitted, so it is weather resistant rather than waterproof. The weather cover is part of that rated system, so keep it fitted. More in IP ratings explained.
IP55 means the unit is protected against dust to the point it cannot interfere with operation, and against water jets from any direction - limited ingress is permitted, so it is weather resistant rather than waterproof. The weather cover is part of that rated system, so keep it fitted. More in IP ratings explained.
Is it suitable near the coast?
The zinc alloy body resists corrosion, and the unit has been through a salt mist laboratory test (2 hours of salt spray at 35°C). That is a cabinet test result, not a guarantee of coastal service life, so on the coast keep the cover fitted and give it the care described in coastal key safe maintenance.
The zinc alloy body resists corrosion, and the unit has been through a salt mist laboratory test (2 hours of salt spray at 35°C). That is a cabinet test result, not a guarantee of coastal service life, so on the coast keep the cover fitted and give it the care described in coastal key safe maintenance.
How do I look after it?
The body resists common household cleaners, so a routine wipe-down is all it needs. Check the weather cover at the same time: in full sun it can go brittle before the body needs attention, and a replacement 910007 weather cover clips straight on.
The body resists common household cleaners, so a routine wipe-down is all it needs. Check the weather cover at the same time: in full sun it can go brittle before the body needs attention, and a replacement 910007 weather cover clips straight on.
Security, Warranty and Support
What makes it hard to attack?
Double-wall zinc alloy construction, anti-saw reinforcement pins, coned anti-drill hinge pins, a clamshell anti-prise design and an anti-pick mechanism. Wolflok has filmed the range surviving a sledgehammer, flamethrower, high-pressure water blaster and tractor crush - watch the attack test on YouTube.
Double-wall zinc alloy construction, anti-saw reinforcement pins, coned anti-drill hinge pins, a clamshell anti-prise design and an anti-pick mechanism. Wolflok has filmed the range surviving a sledgehammer, flamethrower, high-pressure water blaster and tractor crush - watch the attack test on YouTube.
Is the design patented?
Yes. Wolflok lists granted patents in several countries, including Australian patent 2017260052, with further applications pending, including Australian application 2022369450.
Yes. Wolflok lists granted patents in several countries, including Australian patent 2017260052, with further applications pending, including Australian application 2022369450.
How do I get the 5-year warranty?
Every Wolflok carries a 2-year warranty on the full product, including the illumination module. Register it free on Wolflok's product registration page (Australia is supported) and the mechanical parts are covered for 5 years. Batteries are not covered, and you will need proof of purchase for any claim - see Returns & Warranty.
Every Wolflok carries a 2-year warranty on the full product, including the illumination module. Register it free on Wolflok's product registration page (Australia is supported) and the mechanical parts are covered for 5 years. Batteries are not covered, and you will need proof of purchase for any claim - see Returns & Warranty.
Can I store a keyless car key in it?
It will hold key fobs, but read about the relay attack risk before you leave a keyless car key in any key safe, and how an RFID signal-blocking wallet helps.
It will hold key fobs, but read about the relay attack risk before you leave a keyless car key in any key safe, and how an RFID signal-blocking wallet helps.
Related Products, Guides and Chapters
The Wolflok range: Wolflok Maximum Security Key Safe (960064) · Wolflok Pro Maximum Security Key Safe (960071)
Wolflok spares: 910007 Replacement Weather Cover · WFK898 Spare Code Change Tool · WFK311 Standard Security Screws · WFK001FK XL Security Screws & Wall Plugs · Other Smart Lock Accessories
Other key storage: ABUS KG747LC · ABUS KG787C · ABUS KG787LEDC · ABUS KG787BIG · Burg-Wachter Key Safe 40 · Key Storage range
Buyer's Guide chapters: Ch 07 Airbnb and Short-Stay · Ch 11 IP Ratings · Ch 11 Corrosion Resistance · Ch 11 Queensland Considerations · Ch 12 When to DIY · Ch 12 Installation Mistakes · Ch 13 Smart Lock FAQ
Helpful blog reading: How a Key Lock Box Works · Mechanical Key Safe Best Practice · Coastal Key Safe Maintenance · The Relay Attack Risk · The Key Safe Option for Hosts · The Bluetooth Key Safe
What's in the Box - Wolflok Maximum Security Key Safe
- Wolflok 960064 key safe unit x1
- ABS weather cover (910007) x1
- WFK311 standard security screws (60mm, self-tapping, T30 Torx) x4
- WFK898 code change tool x1
- Paper marking template (for drilling) x1
- Renata CR2032 illumination module battery (pre-installed) x1
- Instruction manual (+ QR code for digital access) x1
The code change tool is stored inside the vault by design. Always keep it there - using a screwdriver on the code dials will damage the mechanism and void the warranty.
Wolflok Maximum Security Mechanical Key Safe - Product Brochure
Page 1 - Cover - the Wolflok range of maximum security mechanical lock boxes
Page 2 - Range introduction - independent BRE attack testing and LPS1175 certification
Page 3 - The multi-push keypad and patented illumination
Page 4 - Key handover at a wall-mounted Wolflok
Page 5 - Key features of the range
Page 6 - Wolflok specification panel and ordering table (order the standard unit by 960064)
Page 7 - Wolflok Pro specification panel and ordering table
Page 8 - Compare the Wolflok range - Wolflok vs Wolflok Pro
Page 9 - Everyday uses and simple installation
Page 10 - Extended warranty and support
PDF Files - Wolflok Maximum Security Mechanical Key Safe
Wolflok Instruction Manual (PDF)
Wolflok's installation guide and owner's manual for this key safe (part 960064) - choosing and setting a code (pages 10-17), masonry and timber installation, opening and closing, battery replacement, spare parts (page 28) and warranty.
Wolflok's installation guide and owner's manual for this key safe (part 960064) - choosing and setting a code (pages 10-17), masonry and timber installation, opening and closing, battery replacement, spare parts (page 28) and warranty.
Wolflok Datasheet (PDF)
Two-page specification sheet - LPS1175 A10 rating, construction, dimensions, environmental performance and power. Its ordering table shows a different part code for the standard unit; order by 960064.
Two-page specification sheet - LPS1175 A10 rating, construction, dimensions, environmental performance and power. Its ordering table shows a different part code for the standard unit; order by 960064.
Wolflok Battery Certification (wl-960064) (PDF)
Sieper Group declaration that this key safe (Art. 960064) meets AS/NZS 62368.1:2018 under the Australian Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Safety Standard 2020 and Information Standard 2020.
Sieper Group declaration that this key safe (Art. 960064) meets AS/NZS 62368.1:2018 under the Australian Consumer Goods (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Safety Standard 2020 and Information Standard 2020.
Wolflok Range Brochure (PDF)
Ten-page brochure for the Wolflok range - attack testing, the multi-push keypad, key features, both models' specification panels and a comparison table. Its page 6 ordering table lists the standard unit under a different code; order by 960064.
Ten-page brochure for the Wolflok range - attack testing, the multi-push keypad, key features, both models' specification panels and a comparison table. Its page 6 ordering table lists the standard unit under a different code; order by 960064.
Wolflok Warranty
Warranty Summary
How to Make a Claim
For full returns and warranty claim procedures, visit our Returns & Warranty page - this is kept up to date and is the authoritative reference for current claim steps.
- Contact Terry's Tradies Pty Ltd and its associated websites, trading names, and subsidiaries (trading as Gold Coast Smart Locks) in the first instance - do not contact the manufacturer directly for warranty claims.
- Have your proof of purchase ready (order confirmation or receipt).
- Describe the fault clearly, including the product model (Wolflok or Wolflok Pro) and when the issue first appeared.
- If directed to return the product, ensure it is securely packaged. Do not attempt disassembly - this may void the warranty.
Extend Your Warranty to 5 Years - Free Registration
It's worth taking 2 minutes to register your Wolflok.
Registering extends the mechanical parts warranty from 2 years to 5 years at no cost. The registration form at wolflok.com/product-registration is set up for Australian buyers - just select Australia as your country, enter your product model and date of purchase, and you're done. No registration deadline is stated, so you can register at any time after purchase.
Note: The 5-year extension applies to mechanical parts only. The illumination module remains covered for 2 years regardless of registration, and batteries are excluded from all warranty coverage.
Registering extends the mechanical parts warranty from 2 years to 5 years at no cost. The registration form at wolflok.com/product-registration is set up for Australian buyers - just select Australia as your country, enter your product model and date of purchase, and you're done. No registration deadline is stated, so you can register at any time after purchase.
Note: The 5-year extension applies to mechanical parts only. The illumination module remains covered for 2 years regardless of registration, and batteries are excluded from all warranty coverage.
Exclusions
The following are not covered under the Wolflok warranty:
- Damage caused by modification of the product - any modification voids warranty
- Damage resulting from installation not carried out in accordance with the supplied instructions (including use of incorrect fixings or surface types)
- Damage caused by misuse, abuse, or neglect
- Normal wear and tear
- Batteries (user-replaceable consumables)
- The illumination module beyond 2 years (not covered under the 5-year extended registration)
- Damage caused by conditions beyond the product's rated operating range
Important Notes
Correct installation is required to maintain warranty coverage.
The product must be installed and used as described in the supplied instruction manual. Security accreditation (LPS 1175) may also be invalidated if incorrect fixings or surface types are used. Do not reuse screws if reinstalling - contact your supplier for replacement fixings.
No master or reset code exists. Wolflok key lock boxes have no master or reset code function. Lost codes cannot be recovered by the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer.
The product must be installed and used as described in the supplied instruction manual. Security accreditation (LPS 1175) may also be invalidated if incorrect fixings or surface types are used. Do not reuse screws if reinstalling - contact your supplier for replacement fixings.
No master or reset code exists. Wolflok key lock boxes have no master or reset code function. Lost codes cannot be recovered by the manufacturer, distributor, or retailer.
Australian Consumer Law
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
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