Category: High Security Safes

Thieves are not always strangers: In addition to protecting your valuables and important information from being destroyed in a fire, a safe also serves the purpose of keeping these items from being stolen. The threat of theft does not always come from individuals that do not have access to the safe. In many industries, such as food service and retail, various employees may have access to a safe, but for one reason or another leave the company. In this situation the safe should be equipped with a reprogrammable locking system to protect from future burglary, such as an electronic keypad or a fingerprint scanner.

Protection from Forced Entry: Your valuables also need to be protected from forced entry into a safe. There are various levels of burglary protection available, from standard to keep children away from dangerous firearms and chemicals, to practically impenetrable for safeguarding valuables against theft by professional criminals. A UL technician will attempt to enter a safe for a sustained period of time with a given amount of tools, and the Burglary Rating that the safe receives will correspond to both how long it takes the UL technician to enter it and the tools used.

Burglary Classification TL-15: offers protection against forced entry using common mechanical and electrical hand tools, such as chisels, hammers, and drills, for up to 15 minutes and potentially insures up to $125,000.

Burglary Classification of TL-30: offers protection against forced entry for 30 minutes using common mechanical and electrical hand tools, such as chisels, hammers, and drills and potentially insures up to $1/4 million

Burglary Classification of TL-30x6: offers six-sided protection that potentially insures up to $1/2 million (and often more when used in a commercial application, even at home).