RD-2014 Top-Loading Rotary Depository Safe |
Designed for mid to low security and in the main being non-fireproof, drop safes or drop boxes, should only be used for the temporary security of valuables. The contents of drop safes should always be transferred to more secure storage at night. Fireproof home or office safes and especially fireproof burglary safes should be used. For businesses such as bars and nightclubs operating at night there are burglary rated drop safes available. While drop safes can be relatively simple affairs this does not mean that drop safes have poor security.
When choosing drop safes there are a number of security features to be considered.
SDB 104 Dual Key Drop Safe |
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Drop slot security
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Locks
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Anchoring
Because drop safes have an opening for depositing valuables there needs
to be a means of stopping thieves from ‘fishing’ out the contents. There are
three main types of slot security for drop safes:-
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A baffle attached to the slot
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A hinged hopper similar to bank deposit safes
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A rotary hopper mounted on top of the safe
Depending on what
procedures are used to manage how drop safes are used in the business will
determine the type of lock used. Drop safes come with
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dual key locks and
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electronic keypad mechanisms.
Each type provides drop safe owners with a security procedure suitable
to their business.
SDB 104 Pre-Drilled Anchor Holes |
Another level of
security comes with being able to secure drop safes by anchoring the safes using
pre-drilled anchoring holes. The drop safe is then protected from anyone
picking up the safe and walking off.
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