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Safety warning about the risk of tipping the safe, which can cause severe injury or death.
Instruction not to store the emergency key or external power box inside the safe.
Safety warning about the risk of tipping the safe, which can cause severe injury or death.
Instruction not to store the emergency key or external power box inside the safe.
This document outlines the operation and features of a VEVOR safe box, model SS1380-ZW, designed for secure storage. The safe is branded with the slogan "Tough Tools, Half Price," suggesting a focus on durability and affordability. It is primarily intended for storing firearms, as indicated by the presence of pistol and gun racks within its interior, and offers robust security features to protect its contents.
The safe box is equipped with a fingerprint scanner, which serves as the primary method for accessing the contents. This biometric security feature allows for quick and convenient unlocking for authorized users. The fingerprint registration process is straightforward: users press a setting button, and when the scanner lights up, they place their finger on the sensor. A short "beep" sound confirms successful registration after repeating the process four times. The safe has a capacity to store up to 30 unique fingerprints, accommodating multiple users or allowing a single user to register different fingers for added convenience. This high capacity ensures that various individuals can be granted access without compromising security.
In addition to fingerprint access, the safe incorporates an emergency key system for situations where biometric access might not be possible, such as battery depletion or a forgotten fingerprint. The emergency keyhole is discreetly located behind a silver part of the keyboard lock. To use it, the silver part is moved down to expose the keyhole, the emergency key is inserted and turned 35 degrees counterclockwise, and then the handle is turned clockwise to unlock the safe. This manual override is particularly useful for initial setup or in emergencies. The manual explicitly warns against storing the emergency key or the external power box inside the safe, as this would defeat the purpose of having an alternative access method.
The safe also includes an alarm function designed to deter unauthorized access. If an incorrect fingerprint is entered six consecutive times, the safe will activate an alarm that sounds for one minute. This feature provides an additional layer of security, alerting users to potential tampering attempts. The alarm can be deactivated by entering the correct fingerprint, allowing legitimate users to regain access and silence the alert.
Powering the safe's electronic components are four 1.5V AAA alkaline batteries. The device includes an undervoltage indication system to alert users when the battery power is running low. If the voltage inside the door becomes insufficient, the buzzer will emit a "beep" sound in the unlock state, prompting the user to replace the batteries promptly. The manual recommends using ordinary alkaline batteries and advises against using lithium batteries or different brands of rechargeable batteries, likely to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the safe's electronic system.
For maintenance and security, the safe is designed to be mounted to a wall or floor. This mounting capability is crucial for preventing unauthorized removal or tipping over, which is highlighted as a significant safety concern. The manual emphasizes the danger of tipping, stating that a child or adult could be seriously injured or killed if the safe is not securely installed. It also warns against children playing with or around the safe. Installation involves drilling appropriate-sized holes for anchors and securing the safe by running screws from the inside into the anchors. The type of drill tools required will depend on the mounting surface, such as wood, tile, or concrete, ensuring a secure and stable installation.
The safe also features a "Delete Fingerprint" function, which allows for the complete clearing of all registered fingerprints. By holding down the setting button for approximately five seconds, a beep will sound, indicating that the coffer has been successfully cleared. After this initialization, the safe can be opened with any fingerprint, allowing for a complete reset of access permissions. This feature is useful for reconfiguring access or when the safe changes ownership.
In summary, the VEVOR safe box SS1380-ZW is a secure storage solution, particularly for firearms, offering a blend of biometric and manual access methods. Its fingerprint recognition system provides convenient and personalized access, while the emergency key ensures access even in unforeseen circumstances. The integrated alarm system enhances security by deterring tampering, and the undervoltage indicator ensures timely battery replacement. The robust mounting instructions underscore the importance of secure installation to prevent tipping and unauthorized removal, making it a reliable choice for safeguarding valuable items. The design prioritizes both ease of use and strong security measures, making it a practical option for personal or professional use.
General| Model | SS1380-ZW |
|---|---|
| Category | Safes |
| Exterior Dimensions | 13.8 x 9.8 x 9.8 inches |
| Material | Steel |
| Fireproof | Yes |
| Waterproof | No |
| Lock Type | Digital keypad |
| Mounting | Pre-drilled holes for mounting |
