Deposit safes - Checkout safes - Cashier safes
For the self-employed, SMEs, hotels, banking institutions, etc.
Drop-off safes are equipped with drawers or drop-in slots, which are secured against the removal of dropped items by means of anti-vis systems.
These safes are used when several people have to deal with the safe handling of cash or valuables during or outside normal working hours, such as e.g. in catering establishments, solaria, supermarkets, gas stations, branch offices, etc...
Money bars, letter envelopes or waiter's wallets can be deposited through the drawer or the insert slot without opening the safe.
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Deposit safes DE RAAT MP and MPE with key or electronic code lock
Drop-off safes are equipped with drawers or drop-in slots, which are secured against the removal of dropped items by means of anti-vis systems.
These safes are used when several people have to deal with the safe handling of cash or valuables during or outside normal working hours, such as e.g. in catering establishments, solaria, supermarkets, gas stations, branch offices, etc...
Money bars, letter envelopes or waiter's wallets can be deposited through the drawer or insert slot, without opening the safe. Through a secure shaft, these items fall into the interior of the safe, where they can then be removed by an authorized person.
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Deposit safes DE RAAT MP and MPE with key or electronic code lock
Characteristics :
- Dumping system for keys and key fobs
- Suitable for car rental companies, garages, etc.
- Equipped with double bit key lock (2 keys included)
- Model KSB 001 V2.0 as of January 1, 2020 (Order No. The RAAT KSB 101) for wall anchoring, drum left
- Model KSB 002 V2.0 as of January 1, 2020 (Order No. De RAAT KSB 201) for wall anchoring, drum right
The vault doors used to be on the side, but due to frequent customer demand, they are now on the back, more out of sight.
- Model KSB 003 V2.0 (Order No. De RAAT KSB 103) for anchoring on support pole.
- Model KSB 007 recessed wall version
- Color: silver gray (RAL9006)
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Fire resistant standards for safes and cabinets
Source: BELGOSAFE, the Belgian trade association for safes experts and manufacturers and DE RAAT Safety Products.
Fire resistant safes and cabinets
Important papers, data media and precious items with emotional and irreplaceable or high fiancial value you want to store safely and protect them from fire.
Standards
Safes and cabinets tested to fireproof standards such as EN 1047-1 and UL 72 offer you the best protection and the
maximum security. There are also other standards you may encounter when purchasing a safe or cabinet (fiure 1 and 3). An important distinction is made between paper and data media because of their susceptibility to damage. For example, data on digital data media becomes damaged at temperatures as low as 52°C (figure 2).
The temperature of a fire is affected by several things such as:
1) The duration of the fire
2) Different materials
3) Is it a running or a stationary fire
The fact is that the average temperature of a fire can reach 600 to 800 °C. In extreme cases, the temperature can even rise to 1000 °C. Protection against fire of paper or data carriers.
Fireproof products are designed to ensure that the interior temperature of the cabinet remains below the temperature at which paper or data is damaged. Paper damages or can even decay above a temperature of 175°C.
The critical limit for magnetic data carriers and digital data carriers is already around 50 °C. Above this temperature, the data on the media is likely to be lost. Therefore, in a safe that is tested against fire for 1 hour for paper, for example, your backup tapes are not protected against fire. To protect your media, you need a data safe. In fact, in addition to fire, data safes also protect against moisture, dust and soot particles.
However, there are data boxes available for some safes that can be used in a fireproof safe. This gives you the perfect protection against both fire and theft for your papers and data.
Fire resistance testing
If you want to protect your documents from fire, choose one of the tested fireproof safes.
Fireproof testing takes place at independent test institutes in various countries. There are various fireproof standards according to which a safe can be tested. The safes are tested at high temperatures. Tested is whether the safe adequately protects the contents.
Some standards even have a drop test that tests whether the protective effect is not adversely affected if the fireproof cabinet falls through a floor during a fire.
Fire resistance is expressed in minutes followed by P for paper or DIS for data. These test standards indicate how long a fire-resistant cabinet protects paper or data in the event of a major fire.
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