6 PCS L Large Key Lock Box, 4.5x3.7x1.5 Waterproof Kirsite Combination Lockbox for Keys Outdoor, Portable Key Lock Box Wall Mount with Code (L Size, Black)

Durable & Thick Kirsite Material--The lock box for keys with code is made of thickened hard zinc alloy & plastic. With fine craftsmanship, the key case is stable, offering excellent durability and reliability, along with strong resistance to wind and rain. It can withstand hammering and prying, and is safe to use. 4.5 x 3.7 x 1.5 Large Capacity--The key hider box provides ample internal storage space to securely hold 15-22 door keys or other items. When on a business trip or traveling, you can keep the key in the lock boxes for emergency access.

No need to worry about forgetting your keys. 3 Installation Methods--The combination lock box comes with hanging beams, screws, and rubber rings. 1. You can choose to hang the key lockbox directly. 2. Drill holes and mount it on the wall. Two rubber rings can be inserted into the top hole for effective waterproofing. 3. Of course, you can also conceal the box with lock directly in the garden. More Secure 4 Digit Password--The key storage box features 4 passwords that can be combined 10000 times. The password is not repeated, greatly lowering the chance of cracking.

Refined lock tongue, correct password without delay, flexible operation. Reinforced rotating shaft and key tray to prevent them from slipping out easily. Set Your Own Password--1, Adjust
to the initial password: 0-0-0-0. 2, Rotate the modification hole, move from point A to point B, and set the password you desire. 3, Move the modify button from point B back to point A. Password modification can be completed. Widely used--The outdoor key lock box design offers ample space to store keys, bank cards, USB flash drives, and more. Lock boxes are suitable for realtors, cleaners, and pet caretakers to hide a key outside. They are also fitting for apartments, garages, gardens, shops, homes, supermarkets, companies, and warehouses. Note--Before setting a new password, please detach the lockbox from the wall and always look directly at the scale line. The 4-digit password needs to be precisely on the scale line. If the password is misaligned with the reference line, it may cause the lock to get stuck after being closed