Underwriters Laboratories (UL) is a global, independent organization that scientifically tests products to ensure consumers can trust the safety and quality claims made by manufacturers. Many safes on the market include claims about fire protection, but the UL classifications help you know that your documents and irreplaceable belongings will stay protected in case the unthinkable happens.
ETL Verified indicates the safe meets specific standards for fire and water protection, as verified by an independent testing organization, Intertek. Independent testing ensures you can trust the specifications and promises on the products you buy.
Consider the size and weight. Do you want a safe you can take with you in an emergency or one you leave in place? Think about organization and accessories, such as interior lights, drawers and key hooks. Also, review the levels of fire and water protection, especially if your location is prone to flooding or is far from first responders.
Fall resistance protects your safe and its contents if the structure collapses during a fire and the safe drops to a lower floor. Without impact protection, the safe could break apart or become damaged, leaving your valuables exposed to fire, smoke and water.
Desiccants absorb moisture inside the safe, helping to prevent damage to sensitive items. They are especially useful in humid environments or for long-term storage, including the interior of a safe.
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