The Camelott^® Remote Lockdown Keyfob enables mobile activation of your lockdown system.
A single press sends a secure RF signal to every paired internal and external sounder, ensuring secure-in-place, critical alert or controlled evacuation procedures can begin immediately.

The key differentiator is reliability under pressure. The core alert remains independent of Wi-Fi, ethernet, cloud services and local IT networks,
reducing points of failure during incidents where connectivity, power or access routes may be compromised.

For sites that want an additional layer of clarity, the same activation can be paired with PC screen pop-ups, mobile alerts and screen text display messaging
so the instruction is reinforced in writing, not just in sound and light — particularly useful in visitor-heavy venues, noisy environments and multi-building estates.

Why Sites Choose the Keyfob

Fixed points are important — but incidents don’t always happen near them. The keyfob is typically issued to
designated roles so the first person who identifies a threat can raise the alert without losing time moving through a building.
It’s a small device, but it changes the response window.

• Product Type: Wireless Remote Keyfob
• Manufacturer: Camelott^® UK
• Range: Approx. 200m to nearest slave unit
• Frequency: 434.525 MHz Secure RF
• Compatibility: Master Call Point & All Sounders
• Power: Replaceable internal battery
• Infrastructure: No Wi-Fi or Ethernet Required (core alert)
• Compliance: Protect Duty / Martyn’s Law

PC, Mobile & Screen Text Display (Optional)

If your site requires written confirmation alongside the audible and visual alert, Camelott can provide an integrated messaging layer.
When the keyfob is activated, designated zones can display a matching instruction on PC screens, mobile devices and text display signage.

This is often selected for campuses, shared-use buildings, public venues and visitor-heavy environments where consistent instruction is essential.
The RF alert remains the primary activation path, with messaging added as a reinforcement layer where required by your risk assessment.

• SLT roaming duties
• Playground supervision
• Reception handover safety
• SEND rooms & ALN pods
• Pastoral & safeguarding teams
• Onsite patrol & security

Good Practice Deployment

Most sites assign keyfobs to named roles (rather than leaving them “floating”), align them to training, and keep spares controlled.
Camelott can help define sensible coverage, quantities and escalation procedures based on how staff actually move around your estate.