Phoenix safes recently updated their entire range of high security graded cash safes to include as standard a digital electronic lock version. Customers can now choose between key lock safes or digital lock safes. Previously when wanting a digital lock, you would have to upgrade the key lock version this was costly as it involved replacing the existing keylock.
Digital locks are now the preferred locking method for security safes, easier to use than a keylock version.
A) Don’t have to worry about where to hide the safe keys
B) Don’t have to carry the keys around.
The high security graded safes now available on the website with a key or electronic lock are the Phoenix Castille HS Grade 0 safes and the Diamond HS grade 1 safes.
The electronic safe lock fitted on these safe models is the Secu A high security VDS class I lock; standard features include up to 8 user codes (each code a 6 pin digit) and optional time delay function. The lock is powered by one 9 volt battery which is included. The digital lock is simple to operate the lock also provides a warning signal when the battery power is low, batteries are easy to change, if the battery warning is ignored (long warning period) and batteries go flat, lock does retain the existing user codes.
To view the full range of digital lock security safes click here, please note other digital locks won’t offer the same functions as the Secu A safe lock please refer to the individual product specification.
