YaleLarge Fire-proof Data Safe
R7,199
About
The Large size data safe contains a safe-within the safe layer for additional data protection. The interior has enough space for 30 CD ROMs or DVDs. The removable shelf makes it possible to organize the interior to store memory cards, passports or portable hard drives separately from fire.
Product features
- Keypad illuminates when touched
- Re-settable 3 - 12 digit user code
- Programmable one-time user code - Ideal for visiting guests who may need to use the safe for a short period
- Privacy number input - real code followed or preceded by random numbers opens the lock. Assists if you suspect your code is being observed by an onlooker
- Silent input - code can be entered without noise or light
- Time lock (if wrong code entered) - can be set from 3 to 9 minutes (factory set 3 minutes)
- Lock-down period can be set from 1 to 48 hours. Safe can be shut down and cannot be activated for a given period. Ideal if you are away and have other people entering your property
Product specifications
- Up to 1 hour fire protection for data
- Contains an additional 'safe within a safe' insulation layer
- Protects extra sensitive digital data for example external hard drive, CD ROMs, DVDs or tapes
- Digital lock with touchpad interface
- Epoxy sealed shell of galvanised steel gives double rust protection
- High security electronic lock (over 1 billion combinations)
- Back end bolts secure the hinges from attack
- Tested & accredited to Swedish & Korean standards
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