Key blocking groups

A key blocking group is a group of access points that shares the same list of blocked keys. When designing key blocking groups, it is important to consider the following:

The limit of 500 keys per key blocking group

  • When a key blocking group becomes full the access points (locks) in the key blocking group must be reset and re-deployed.
  • The number of keys that have access to the access points that share the same key blocking group.
  • The end users’ behavior, i.e., how often keys are lost. This happens more frequently on some premises than on others.

D2D network efficiency

  • Key fobs can carry only one key blocking group.
  • Phone keys carry all key blocking groups.

Note: Access points must be assigned to a key blocking group before they can be programmed.

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If you need a new key (digital or phone key), have lost your key, or want to check the access rights of your key, please contact the administrator of the locking system (Property manager / Maintenance company / iLOQ Retailer).

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