Depending on the type of protection, home safes are divided into three large groups. Assess your risks and determine what constitutes the greatest threat to your values - theft or fire. This will help
Make the Right Choice
To make the right choice Hacking -- safes to protect against theft of money, jewelry and securities. The degree of resistance to hacking is indicated by the class and confirmed by the certificate - the higher the class of the safe, the less chance the thief has. Safes are not lower than 1st grade for the house. Fire-resistant - safes to protect from fire documents on paper (class "B") and digital (class "DIS") media.
We offer our customers certified safes that guarantee the safety of documents for 60 minutes in case of fire. Fireproof - universal safes for reliable protection from hacking and fire.
There are mandatory certifications for hacking and fire resistance. It is the best solution for storing money, jewelry and documents.
Check the type of lock
Notice the type of lock. The most common are key and code electronic. The former - easier and cheaper, have a very long period of operation, but require close attention for the keys. The second - more convenient and functional, but work from batteries. If there are children in the house, code locks will be preferable. Learn more about the different types of locks, their pros and cons.
Before Buying
Before buying a safe, decide on the place of its installation. It is undesirable to put a safe in rooms with high passability, in plain sight. Unless it is an exclusive model that emphasizes the respectability of its owners. The best place for a home safe - in the home flooring, study, bedroom, basement of a private house.
Statistics Data
According to statistics, in most cases, the attackers take out the safe along with the contents, if quickly cracked on the spot is not possible. Therefore, TheGunLocker recommend to fix the safe to the floor after the purchase. This will significantly improve security. You can do it yourself or use the services of our installers. Learn more about how to properly install a safe in the house.