Phoenix Fire Commander FS1914E

Safe Ratings. These give a guide to the quality of the safe and wherever possible, we will confirm this rate with the manufacturer or by consulting the most up to date AiS (Association of Insurance Surveyors) guide.

External Size of the safe in mm. Sizes will be shown as Height x Width x Depth. Please allow +/- 10mm

Internal Size of the safe in mm. Sizes are shown as Height x Width x Depth. Please allow +/- 10mm. If dimensions are critical for your installation, please contact us to confirm.

Manufacturer of the safe if known

Weight of the safe shown in kilograms (if known at time of entry). If weight is critical (for instance for upstairs installation) please contact us for confirmation.

Volume (shown in Litres if supplied by the manufacturers in their literature)

The most common lock type in the UK is keylock and should come with 2 keys. However, other types available are:

Combination: where the dial is turned a few times one way to a number and then turned the opposite direction to a different number 2 or 3 times until open.

Digital: where a keypad is pressed to enter a code (usually between 4 and 16 digits). Electronic will soon become the major type of lock as the owner can change codes at will and many have features such as dual entry, time lock or time delay and multiple users with different codes.

Protection period for passports, insurance details and documents from fire and heat damage

Protection period for data stored on magnetic devices such as backup tapes and photograph negative and other digital devices (CD's DVD's and Hard Drives)