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UL3918LTEGR  

AMSEC’S UL Listed 2-Hour Fire & Impact Safes  

Outside Dimensions:  49 1/4” H x 25 1/2” W x 25 1/2” D  (Add 2” to depth for handle

Inside Dimensions: 39” x 18” x 18”

Door Thickness: 3-1/2” thick recessed door with 5/8” thick front for pry resistance

Cubic In: 12636

Weight: 808  

Fire & Impact Rating: UL 2 Hour  

Lock: Mechanical Lock

Hardware: Chrome handle

Feet: 2 – 3/4” Casters

Safe Color:Textured Granite

Interior:Plush Gray Velour with 2 Adjustable Shelf

Warranty: Lifetime Fire Replacement and 1 Year Parts and Labor Features:

• U.L. listed Class 350°F two hour fire and impact rating. Safes with stand fires of up to 1850°F for two hours and a 30' drop – equivalent to falling through a 2 story burning building.

• Increased barriers for burglary protection. • Impressive 3½" thick recessed door with 5/8" thick front for excellent pry resistance.

• Handle activated locking mechanism with 7/8" diameter solid steel chrome plated locking bolts offering smooth operation.

• Internal anchor bolt hole with hardware.

• Auxiliary spring-loaded relock device activated by severe attack.

• Heavy duty steel hinges provide additional security and smooth operation.      

U.L. FIRE RESISTIVE RATING CLASSIFICATION THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXPLANATION OF THE UNDERWRITER’S LABORATORIES’ FIRE RESISTANT CONTAINER TESTING PROCEDURES ON THE CLASS 350°F, ONE HOUR AND TWO HOUR FIRE LABELS.

U.L. Label/Class 350°F-one hour and Class 350°F-two hour.

The safe will maintain an interior temperature less than 350°F when exposed to fire for a period of one hour at 1700°F or for a period of two hours at 1850°F. Safe must successfully undergo all other requirements for the Fire Endurance Test, Explosion Hazard Test and the Fire/Impact Test as stated below.

FIRE ENDURANCE TEST After heat sensors and paper are placed inside the safe, the unit is locked and exposed to a uniformly distributed fire. The furnace is regulated to reach a maximum temperature of 1700°F for a period of one hour, or 1850°F for two hours, then allowed to cool without opening the furnace. The interior temperature is recorded throughout the test and during the cooling period until a definite drop is shown and must never exceed 350°F. Once cooled, the unit is opened and examined for usability. The units locking mechanisms