Erillisasavaimella

Erillisasavaimella is a Finnish term that translates to "with a separate key" or "with a dedicated key". It is often used in technical and security contexts. The concept refers to a situation where a specific device, mechanism, or access point requires a unique and distinct key for its operation or unlocking, as opposed to a master key or a shared key. This emphasizes a level of individual security and control for that particular item.

In practical terms, erillisasavaimella implies that a particular lock or system cannot be opened or operated by any other key than the one specifically made for it. This is a fundamental principle in many security systems, ensuring that only authorized individuals with the correct key can gain access. Examples can range from individual apartment doors, where each apartment has its own unique key, to specialized equipment that requires a specific tool or key to activate. The use of erillisasavaimella enhances security by isolating access and preventing unauthorized use.