The CATU SL-106 Group Lock Box is designed to securely store safety padlock keys during maintenance and repair operations. It prevents unintentional unlocking while operators are working on equipment, ensuring strict control of energy isolation procedures. Suitable for group lockout applications, the lock box supports coordinated safety management in industrial facilities.
Key Features and Benefits
- Designed for group lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures.
- Stores safety padlock keys securely during maintenance work.
- Prevents accidental or premature unlocking of equipment.
- 12 slots available for team members’ safety padlocks.
- Additional key slot for isolating extra power sources after work begins.
- Internal quick-release button for locking/unlocking wall base.
- Suitable for both portable and fixed wall-mounted applications.
- Enhances safety compliance and teamwork coordination.
Recommended Applications
- Group maintenance and repair operations.
- Machinery servicing in industrial plants.
- Energy isolation procedures in factories and facilities.
- Multi-operator lockout situations.
Industries
- Manufacturing
- Electrical maintenance
- Utilities and energy
- Engineering workshops
- Industrial facilities
Specifications
- Model reference: SL-106
- Product type: Group lock box
- Capacity: 12 safety padlocks
- Mounting: Portable or wall-mounted (quick-release wall base)
- Additional feature: Extra key insertion slot
- Application: Group lockout and maintenance safety
CATU SL-106 Group lock box Selection Notes
The CATU SL-106 Group lock box is part of Safetyware’s electrical protection range for electricians, utilities, industrial maintenance teams, substations and facilities that need controlled protection against shock, arc flash, short-circuit or emergency rescue hazards. Review it against the actual task, voltage exposure, isolation status and site procedure before issue.
Where It Fits
| Selection area | Practical guidance |
|---|---|
| Product family | Arc flash PPE |
| Typical application | Electrical maintenance, switching, testing, isolation, substation work, panel service or emergency readiness. |
| Procurement note | Match arc rating, coverage, visor or hood, gloves and site arc-flash assessment. |
Standards and Safe Work Notes
Electrical protection should support a planned safe-work sequence: isolate where practical, lock out and tag out, verify absence of voltage, control stored energy, then use rated PPE and tools for the remaining risk. Local buyers should confirm datasheets, applicable EN/IEC/ASTM markings and DOSH/SIRIM KPD documentation where required.
Common Questions
Can this be used for live electrical work?
Only if the product rating, condition, procedure and user competency match the task. Electrical work should be de-energised and isolated whenever practical.
Can I request datasheets or matching accessories?
Yes. Contact Safetyware to compare ratings, sizes, compatible accessories or documentation for your site.
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