KeyPower dispenser key #200260
Product description
For building staff and maintenance teams who need a replacement key for a listed Tork dispenser, the KeyPower #200260 is tied to a specific locking system rather than presented as a universal dispenser key.
Its main advantage is the compatibility list: it names several Tork dispenser families and models, so you can compare the marking on your unit before ordering.
The key is described as an insert-and-turn type. It may suit you if your dispenser uses the Tork locking system and matches one of the models below.
Technical details
This is a dispenser key identified by part number #200260. The product description says it is for the Tork locking system only and describes an insert-and-turn action. It does not provide dimensions, material, or details about whether a lock cylinder is included, so those points should not be assumed from the listing.
The named dispenser types and models are:
- Bath tissue: #9T24, #T26, #T34, #T1, #T2, #T21 and #T22
- Roll towel: #H1 and #H21
- Roll towel: #M1, #M2 and #M24
- Interfold towel: #H2
- Folded towel: #H22, #H23, #H24 and #H25
- Folded towel: #S1
- Wiper centrefeed: #W21
Compatibility
The model list is the most useful detail for deciding whether this key matches your dispenser. Check the model number on the unit against the relevant category above, a similar-looking dispenser is not enough to establish compatibility. The description limits use to the Tork locking system, so this is not a general-purpose key for other brands or locking systems.
In a shared washroom, for example, a facilities worker could match the code on a wall-mounted roll towel dispenser to the list before heading out to refill it. That can help avoid carrying an unverified key from one dispenser type to another. If your model is not listed, the supplied information does not confirm that the key will work.
Usage tips
The stated action is to insert the key and turn it. Use the dispenser’s matching keyway rather than forcing it, the listing does not explain the turning direction or describe a way to resolve a jam. Keep the part number with your maintenance notes so it is easier to identify the same replacement later.
According to the manufacturer, the key is intended for the Tork locking system only. That restriction matters if your site has dispensers from different systems: matching the dispenser family and model is a more dependable selection method than choosing a key based on appearance alone.
Purchase questions
What part number should I look for? The listed part number is #200260. Match it against your maintenance records or the product identification before placing an order.
Does “insert and turn” describe a special tool? It describes the key’s stated operation: insert it into the compatible lock and turn. No further operating instructions are provided.
Can I use it with an unlisted dispenser? Compatibility is not confirmed for models outside the list, and the description restricts it to the Tork locking system.
Before buying
This is a focused replacement, not a flexible choice for a site that needs one key for several unrelated dispenser systems. It may not be the best choice if your unit is outside the listed models, its locking system is uncertain, or you need confirmed details about the supplied hardware. For a listed Tork model, the part number and dispenser category give you concrete points to match, for anything else, the available information leaves compatibility unresolved.