Lost your key? Keep a spare in the tow vehicle. The AP Products 013-690384 is a factory-cut replacement key for RV cabinets, interior compartments, and exterior storage locks that use the Global key system, code 384. At under a quarter ounce, it adds nothing to your kit weight and could save you the cost of a locksmith call-out at a remote campground.
AP Products sources and distributes replacement keys for the Global key system, one of the most widely used lock families in the RV industry. Each key is cut to a specific code number, and code 384 is one of dozens of codes in the Global lineup. If your lock barrel is stamped or labeled "384," this key opens it -- no rekeying or locksmith required.
These keys are manufactured to match the original factory cut, so insertion, operation, and feel should be identical to the OEM key that shipped with your coach or component. The key blank material is standard nickel-silver alloy, common across aftermarket RV key programs.
Pre-cut to code 384 -- matches the original key that came with your Global-keyed lock. No modifications needed.
Measures just 2.3 x 0.4 x 0.03 inches and weighs 0.02 lbs -- easy to store in a glove box, junk drawer, or key locker.
Global keys are used across travel trailers, fifth wheels, Class A, Class C, and Class B motorhomes -- if your lock says 384, this fits.
Order one or two extras. Keeping a spare on your keyring or in your roadside kit prevents a lockout from ruining a trip.
Global Industries (distributed through AP Products and others in the aftermarket) produces a large family of cam locks, cabinet locks, and T-handle compartment locks used by dozens of RV manufacturers. Each lock is keyed to a numbered code -- codes typically run from the low 300s into the 400s and beyond for this series. The code is usually stamped directly on the face of the lock cylinder or printed on a tag that came with the original key.
Because many RV builders use the same Global-coded locks across model years, a code 384 key from AP Products will work on any lock in that production run keyed to 384 -- regardless of whether it is a Coachmen, Forest River, Keystone, Heartland, or other brand coach. The lock cylinder itself is the determining factor, not the RV brand.