Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Magnetic Locks vs Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Magnetic Lock Keys, 2pk

The Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Magnetic Locks installs with adhesive; the Secure-to-Explore Magnetic Lock Keys, 2pk, none.

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Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Magnetic LocksSafety 1st Secure-to-Explore Magnetic Lock Keys, 2pk
TypeMagnetic lockMagnetic lock
Lock typemagneticmagnetic
Installadhesivenone
Keys22
How an adult opens itMagnetic key; cabinets open easily with the key without reaching in to disengage the lockReplacement keys for the magnetic locks
FitsMost cabinets and drawersCompatible with Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Magnetic Locks (locks sold separately)
In the boxNot listedTwo extra magnetic keys
Count202
Adhesive (maker)Installs using a strong adhesive on most cabinets and drawersNot listed
Standards (maker's words)"JPMA certified"Not listed
Maker's warningsRed and green indicators show lock status. it was not opened. Keys are magnets; store them out of children's reach.The keys can attach to a refrigerator and be stored out of children's reach. User guide linked (not opened).

Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Adhesive Magnetic Locks

A 20-lock adhesive magnetic cabinet and drawer lock set with two keys and red/green lock indicators.

  • Adhesive install, no screws
  • Lock status indicators
  • The maker says the magnetic keys must be kept away from children
  • Adhesive install

Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore Magnetic Lock Keys, 2pk

Two replacement magnetic keys for the Safety 1st Secure-to-Explore adhesive magnetic locks.

  • Replacement if keys are lost
  • Works with the maker's own locks only
  • The maker says the magnetic keys must be kept away from children