BUSINESS SAFES & OFFICE SAFES

What is a commercial safe and what certification it can have?

Whether you seek a compact safe to integrate seamlessly into furniture or a robust option for storing paper files, our comprehensive range caters to all needs. Our commercial safes and cabinets span a spectrum of security levels, from basic protection against fire and burglary to heavy-duty models designed to thwart theft attempts. Choose between key lock and digital safes, both offering convenience without compromising security. Our digital safes, equipped with electronic locks and master key override, provide effortless access while ensuring top-tier protection for your critical documents, contracts, and passports.

A commercial safe is a secure storage solution designed specifically for business environments. These safes are built to withstand various threats, including burglary, fire, and unauthorized access, providing protection for valuables such as cash, documents, and sensitive data.

Commercial safes can have various certifications, which indicate their level of security and compliance with industry standards. Some common certifications for commercial safes include:

1. UL (Underwriters Laboratories) Certification: This certification ensures that the safe meets specific standards set by UL for factors such as burglary resistance, fire resistance, and impact resistance.
2. EN (European Norm) Certification: European standards set by organizations like ECB-S (European Certification Body for Security Systems) ensure safes meet specific criteria for security and durability.
3. AiS (Association of Insurance Surveyors) Approval: In the UK, AiS approval signifies that a safe has been tested and approved by an independent body of experts in risk control and reduction.
4. VdS (Verband der Schadenversicherer) Certification: VdS is a leading certification body in Germany, ensuring safes meet high standards for security and quality.

These certifications provide assurance to businesses that the safes they choose meet rigorous standards for security and protection of their assets.

Extensive information can be found on our “Security levels” page