Burton Firesec 4/60 2E Electronic Fire Security Safe

Burton Firesec 4/60/2E Fire Resistant Security Safe has been tested to EN14450 S2 and fire tested to EN15659 LFS 60P for 1 hour fire resistance for paper documents. This model is fitted with a high security reprogrammable electronic digital lock.

Features of the Burton Firesec 4/60/2E Size 2 Digital Electronic Fire Security Safe

• Insurance Cash Rating £4,000, £40.000 for valuables
• AIS approved EN14450 S2 Independent security test by ECB-s
• Police Approved via the Secured by Design Security Approval System
• AIS Approved - Association of Insurance Surveyors who advise UK Insurance Companies
• Independent fire resistant test - EN15659 LFS 60P for 1 hour
• Fire protection for paper documents for up to 60 minutes
• High security reprogrammable digital electronic lock
• Alkaline batteries included
• Storage pouch and key hooks on back of door
• 1 Removable shelf
• Can be bolted down via base only

Uses in the Home of the Burton Firesec 4/60/2E Size 2 Digital Electronic Fire Security Safe

• Jewellery up to the value of £40,000
• Cash up to the value of £4,000
• Protect both paper and the new plastic polymer currency from fire and theft
• Vital documents such as passports, deeds, share certificates from fire and theft
• Camera, laptop, DVD's, USB's, memory sticks from theft
• Valuable antiques
• Collectors items

Uses in the Business of the Burton Firesec 4/60/2E Size 2 Digital Electronic Fire Security Safe

• Secure Cash up to the value of £4,000
• Secure Valuables up the value of £40,000
• Protect Vital Paper Documents from fire and theft
• Protect both Paper and Polymer notes from fire and theft
• DVD's, USB's, memory sticks from theft
• Mobile phones, tablets, laptops from theft
• Storage of security devices from theft

How to Install the Burton Firesec 4/60/2E Size 2 Digital Electronic Fire Security Safe

• Pre-drilled holes in base of safe
• Supplied with fixing bolts to secure to a concrete floor
• Place safe in position and mark drill points through pre-drilled holes
• Remove the safe and make holes using an electric drill with a masonry drill bit
• Place safe back in position, insert bolts and tighten to secure
• Bolts cannot be tampered with unless safe door is open