
Portable Cash Box (Key Lock)
Lock it, carry it, and know exactly where the float is.
- Locks with a keyTwo keys included. Fast, simple, no code to remember.
- Auto-pop coin trayThe tray lifts up the moment you unlock for quick access.
- Hidden compartment underneathTuck larger bills or valuables below the coin tray.
- Carry handleMove the float between till, office, and safe.
Cash that moves
A float is only safe when it has one place to be.
Market stalls, bake sales, a side business, a busy household: the moment cash starts moving between hands and pockets, it starts going missing in ones and fives that never get noticed.
A key cash box gives the float a single locked home. Unlock it and the coin tray pops up for change, lock it and carry it from the table to the car. Two keys mean a backup, and only key-holders get in.
Money you can account for is money that stays accounted for.
Coins where you can reach them. Bills where you can't see them.
The spring tray pops up on unlock so coins and small change are right there for the next sale, sorted into their slots.
Underneath sits a hidden compartment for larger notes or anything you would rather not flash every time the box opens.
Unlock, sort, lock, carry.
Try both keys
Confirm both included keys open it, and store the spare somewhere safe.
Sort the tray
Load coins and small bills into the pop-up tray slots.
Stash the rest
Place larger notes in the compartment beneath the tray.
Lock and go
Turn the key and carry the float by the handle.
A locked float, and an alarm on the room.
The box keeps the float behind a key. The TremShield Alarm covers the window or door of the space it sits in, sounding at 125dB if anyone tries to reach it.
See the alarm
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