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Bastion 46 2BT safe

Code: Bastion 46

Bastion 46 28T safe, security class II. Fire resistance 30min LFS30P according to ECB-S. full description and parameters

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Description and technical parameters

Bastion 46 2BT safe

Bastion 46 28T safe, security class II. Fire resistance 30min LFS30P according to ECB-S.

  • 45 mm thick multi-layer body, 125 mm thick multi-layer door
  • protection of documents and important things against burglary and fire
  • locking mechanism on three sides
  • certified electronic lock class. A, relocking system
  • massive lock hardware - material: shiny chrome - increases the total external depth of the safe by 60 mm
  • hinges: the outer ones allow opening up to an angle of 180°
  • anchoring hole with a diameter of 15 mm is located in the bottom and back of the safe, the safe is supplied with anchoring material
  • color: RAL 7035 (light gray) or RAL 7024 (graphite)
  • photo is illustrative

Height: 460 mm
Width: 470 mm
Depth: 470 mm
Security class: 2
Mass: 179 kg
Warranty (years): 2
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Information / documents

  • Security classes of safes
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One of the basic criteria for choosing a safe is always its security expressed by the safety class of the safe. In the Czech Republic, the inclusion of a safe in a security class is based on two standards, namely the Czech standard ČSN 916012 and the European standard EN 1143-1.

Standard EN 1143-1 regulates the safety of safes in those cases where higher requirements are placed on the safety of safes. According to this standard, seven safety classes are distinguished. The basic security level of safes is governed by the ČSN 916012 standard, which distinguishes a total of three levels of security.

Security classes of safes according to the EN 1143-1 standard:

There are a total of seven safety classes, designated 0 to VI. A label on the inside of the door, which is firmly attached, usually with rivets, informs the interested party about how the safes are classified in the relevant category. Certificates on the inclusion of the safe in the security class are issued by certified laboratories that have gone through the certification process and have the appropriate knowledge and skills. The classification of safes is the same throughout the European Union. When classifying safes, testing laboratories carry out tests and forceful opening of the safe.

Used tools and time are taken into account for evaluating the safe. The rating of the safe is expressed as a resistance value expressed in RU (resistance units). The higher the number of RUs, the higher the resistance and protection of the safe against burglary.

Vaults are always classified according to the lowest measured resistance. Breaking the protection of the safe takes the form of either manual opening, then it is a so-called partial break-in, or breaking the door, i.e. a so-called full break-in. The test results are then converted to the RU value.

For a better orientation in the classification of security classes, we present indicative deposit amounts in CZK. In order to determine the relevant financial deposit amount, however, a consultation with the relevant insurance company is always necessary. In order to meet the safety requirements and classify the safe in a given class, it is necessary to observe the proper anchoring of the safe in the wall or in the floor or walling of wall safes, which is always indicated in the attached instructions.

Security class 0 for vaults:

Lowest number of locks: 1
Lowest required security lock class: A
Approximate storage amount: CZK 300,000
Resistance units: RU (30/30)

Safety class I for safes:

The lowest number of locks: 1
The lowest required security lock class: A
Approximate storage amount: CZK 500,000
Resistance units: RU (30/50)

Safety class II for safes:

Lowest Number of Locks: 1
Lowest Required Security Lock Class: A
Approximate storage amount: CZK 1,200,000
Resistance units: RU (50/80 )

Safety class III for safes:

The lowest number of locks: 1
The lowest required security lock class: B
Approximate storage amount: CZK 4,000,000
Resistance units: RU (80/120)

Safety class IV for safes:

The lowest number of locks: 2
The lowest required security lock class: B
Approximate storage amount: CZK 6,000,000
Resistance units: RU (120/180)

Safety class V for safes:

The lowest number of locks: 2
The lowest required security lock class: B
Approximate storage amount: CZK 16,000,000
Resistance units: RU (180/270)

Safety class VI for safes:

Minimum number of locks: 2
Indicative deposit amount: CZK 30,000,000

Security classes of safes according to the ČSN 916012 standard:

The safety of safes can be further assessed according to the ČSN 916012 standard, which is intended for the classification and testing of mobile safes with basic security according to their resistance to burglary, which are not addressed by the EN 1143-1 standard.

Safety class Z1 for safes:

Resistance units: RU (10/10)
Lowest number of locks: 1
Lowest lock class: A
Intended for, e.g.: storing a weapon, storing things for the time of your absence, etc. .

Safety class Z2 for safes:

Resistance units: RU (15/20)
Lowest number of locks: 1
Lowest lock class: A
Intended for e.g.: storing medicines, poisons, documents, weapons and cash in CZK 30,000

Safety class Z3 for safes:

Resistance units: RU (20/25)
Lowest number of locks: 1
Lowest lock class: A
Intended for, e.g.: storage of documents, medicines, poisons, up to 10 pieces of weapons and cash up to CZK 50,000

Security classes S1 and S2 for safes:

Safety classes "S" according to the EN 14450 standard are not actually safety classes of safes, but of safes, metal boxes and tin cabinets. The manufacturer of safes often has one of their products certified in this class so that they can offer clients a certified product, but there is not much to say about security. It is stated more or less only for the good feeling of the user that he has a certified product.