Yale Maximum Security Office Safe
Product code: 266077
£268
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The Yale Maximum Security Office Safe is expertly designed to protect your most valuable belongings, ensuring security with its advanced features. It includes an anti-drill plate in key areas and a laser-cut door that provides robust protection against tool-based attacks. For enhanced security, the safe enters lockdown mode for one minute after three incorrect access attempts. It features a clear LCD keypad for easy PIN code entry, along with an internal light for visibility of contents. The interior is equipped with hooks and a shelf for organised storage. The motorised locking mechanism incorporates two 20mm anti-saw locking bolts.
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Product details
- Type: Safes
- Capacity: 35.5 L
- Lock Type: Electronically motorised locking bolts
- Depth: 340 mm
- Height: 400 mm
- Width: 350 mm
- Internal Depth: 270 mm
- Internal Height: 390 mm
- Internal Width: 337 mm
- Weight: 22 kg
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Grey
- Years Guaranteed: 2
- Manufacturer Model No: YSEM/400/EG1
- Country Origin: China
- Brand Name: Yale
- Made To Order: N
Features & benefits
- Anti-drill plate and laser-cut door for protection against use of tools to open the safe for maximum security
- Lock down for one minute after three incorrect attempts
- Clear LCD keypad display with pin code access
- Internal light for contents to be easily seen
- Internal hooks and shelf
- Motorised locking mechanism with two anti-saw locking bolts (20mm)
- Maximum security mechanical over-ride lock that includes 1 double bitted key
- Option to use a 9V battery to gain emergency access to your safe (9V battery not included)
- Automatic door opening mechanism