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The main purpose of the SentrySafe is to store important documents and files such as birth and marriage certificates, passports, tax papers, life insurance papers, social security data, etc. These items need to be stored in a safe place that, on the one hand, keeps them organized and orderly, and on the other, protects them from harmful elements such as fire and water. This safe is also particularly well-suited to the job due to its size, which is big enough to house full-sized document folders without having to fold them. At the same time, however, the SentrySafe is small enough to hide away under a bed or in a small closet, for example. See More
The SentrySafe offers basic security but it wasn't designed for anti-theft purposes. To that end, it won't prevent entry from a determined thief who is equipped with the right burgling tools. This is not a flaw as such, but rather something that potential buyers should bear in mind. See More
The SentrySafe is UL Classified Fire Endurance certified, meaning it can successfully protect documents and any other valuables in 1550°F heat for a period of up to 30 minutes (most residential fires last less than 30 minutes). It's designed in such a way that if it's caught up in a fire, the heat causes its lid to weld shut so that its contents are completely protected. As such, not only are its contents protected from fire but also from any water that may used by the firemen to put it out. See More
The SentrySafe features a privacy key lock comprising a basic locking mechanism that can be opened using a key. Potential buyers should also note that in order to make locking and unlocking easier, they should get into the habit of pushing down on the safe lid when turning the key. See More
The First Alert keeps its contents safe and dry from both fire and water. It's UL classified to survive external temperatures of 1550°F for a period of up to 30 minutes, all the while protecting the valuables it contains. It's also independently verified to protect digital media, including memory sticks, CD's, DVD's, and external hard drives. What's more, its waterproof seal keeps contents dry, even when completely submerged in water. See More
This safe has a digital lock system, whereby an 8-digit pass code must be entered in order to open it. Since the keypad is battery-powered, you may find yourself on occasion locked out due to dead batteries, a rather inconvenient situation. On the other hand, it would be quite easy for a thief to bypass the keypad and simply picking the key lock to open the safe. The key lock allows you to open the safe, even if you have forgotten your pass, for example. See More