FAQ

• Our safes are rated according to international standards for both fire and burglary protection, including detailed specifications for TL-15, TL-30, EN Grade 1, 2, and 3, and DIN 4102. Below are the key details:

TL-15 Rating:

• Burglary Protection: TL-15 safes are tested to withstand expert attacks using common tools for a minimum of 15 minutes. This level of protection is suitable for businesses requiring medium security, such as retail stores, small banks, and jewelry shops.
• Construction: TL-15 safes feature at least a 1-inch thick solid steel door and walls, reinforced to resist drilling, cutting, and prying attacks.

TL-30 Rating:

• Burglary Protection: TL-30 safes provide a higher level of security, withstanding sophisticated attacks using advanced tools for up to 30 minutes. These safes are ideal for protecting high-value assets in banks, financial institutions, and high-end retail stores.
• Construction: TL-30 safes have thicker steel construction, typically 1.5 inches or more, with multiple locking bolts and reinforced walls to resist drilling, cutting, and oxy-fuel welding attacks.

EN Grade 1:

• Burglary Protection: EN Grade 1 safes are certified to resist attacks with basic tools such as hammers, drills, and crowbars. These safes are suitable for securing valuables like cash, documents, and personal items in both residential and commercial settings.
• Resistance Value: Grade 1 safes have a resistance value of 30/50 (burglary), offering moderate protection against basic burglary attempts.

EN Grade 2:

• Burglary Protection: EN Grade 2 safes offer enhanced security, resisting attacks using more advanced tools such as power drills and grinders. These safes are commonly used in commercial environments requiring higher protection, such as retail and office settings.
• Resistance Value: Grade 2 safes have a resistance value of 50/80 (burglary), offering higher protection compared to Grade 1.

EN Grade 3:

• Burglary Protection: EN Grade 3 safes are designed to resist highly sophisticated burglary attempts, including those involving power tools and explosives. These safes are ideal for securing high-value assets in banks, vaults, and other high-security facilities.
• Resistance Value: Grade 3 safes have a resistance value of 80/120 (burglary), providing the highest level of protection among the EN grades.

Fire Protection:

• In addition to burglary ratings, our safes also offer fire protection certified under various international standards, including DIN 4102. The DIN 4102 standard, developed in Germany, specifies the fire-resistance classifications for building materials and components, including safes.
• DIN 4102: Safes tested under DIN 4102 are assessed for their ability to protect contents from high temperatures and fire exposure. The standard classifies materials and components based on their fire resistance, typically measured in minutes (e.g., 30, 60, 120 minutes). Safes with a DIN 4102 rating ensure that, even in the event of a fire, the internal temperature remains low enough to protect sensitive contents such as documents, data storage devices, and valuables.

Yes, many of our safes can be integrated with your existing security systems, including alarms, CCTV, and access control systems. This integration enhances overall security and provides centralized control of your safety measures.