Kidde Keysafe Code Protector

Made for the Kidde Keysafe Pro (001267), but likely fits other Keysafe models as well. Let me know!

If your lockbox's cover is attached with the rubber strap, and somebody leaves the lockbox open, the code can be quickly and easy copied by anyone walking by. It can also be changed if they're the disruptive type, locking you out of your own lockbox.

This uses two of the existing screws to secure access to the code. As a bonus, it creates a large flat space for labels, like “DO NOT LEAVE OPEN”, “Keys missing? Call me”, or “Leave your card in the box until the keys are returned”.

Designed for printing face-down. The screw holes have chamfers inside to aid with zero-support printing.

As designed, the cover should have a satisfying snap on with a little pressure over the two screw holes. If you have trouble getting it on, heat the underside around the screw holes to soften the material.