Meet the KeyDIY KD900+ for smartphone
Most auto access locksmiths have enough stock to cover every possible outcome when it comes to completing a job.
When it comes to key remote replacement, this means ordering in vast numbers of variants of remotes, for every possible vehicle manufacturer that you might come across in day-to-day work.
Not only is this time consuming, it can end up costing you a lot more than you could be spending.
Luckily, here at City Safe UK, we have just the solution. Locksmiths looking to save time and money by generating the remotes they need on the spot, look no further that the KeyDIY KD900+
We’re very proud of this product. Currently, The KD900+ generates remotes for a huge range of different keys on the market at over 150 variants and counting!
This means that when a customer approaches you asking for help with a lost or broken key remote, you needn’t have all the stock necessary to replace every type of key remote possible. Instead, you can generate the corresponding remote on the spot, in just a few minutes.
The KD900+ works exactly like the KD900, except that it uses absolutely no tokens! More than this, it works by connecting to your smartphone via the KeyDIY app, making it the perfect portable remote generation device.
This device is designed to lower your need for stock and streamline your remote generation process. The KD900+ allows you to generate key remotes at a fraction of the cost of having to use original manufacturer remotes – without having to compromise on quality!
Boost your profits and save yourself valuable time.
The KD900+ can be used by diagnostics centres, automotive locksmiths as well as key cutting centres. The machines have the capability of producing 80% of car key remotes on the market generating more than 100 types of transmitters. So don’t miss out on this opportunity to make your life easier and impress your customers.
To find out more about this fantastic product, click here!
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