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We at Elite Safes Inc. work with the following freight companies: UPS USPS FedEx DHL The services that can be used for the freight companies for your convenience are: Ground Delivery - the product arrives between a business day to fourteen business days (varies
between the freight companies). Curbside Delivery means delivery of your product to the curb at the end of your driveway.
Door to Door Delivery: Delivery of your product inside the house or store.
The shipping cost to you is 0 for curbside delivery (products more than 150 lbs) or door to door delivery (products less than 150 lbs). The service type is ground shipping, usaully takes between one to fourteen business days. For additional services, such as inside delivery please call our customer service to get rates.
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What is your limited warranty?
Every manufacrurer has its own type and duration of warranty. For details, please refer to the user's manual. General Information How do I contact you? Mailing Address:
GetSafes.com. 14618 Victory Blvd #C Van Nuys, CA 91411 Email Address: info@getsafes.com Customer Service: 1 - 877 -723-3791 Fax: 1 - 818 –781-3105 You only pay sales tax if your billing address is the same as our Technical Information UL stands for Underwriter Laboratories, a non-profit independent testing organization, which has developed a rating system to determine a product's ability to endure fires of specific temperatures and impacts. In order to get UL rating, a product may undergo 4 types of tests:
1. Fire Endurance Test - fire endurance is checked by resisting a high temperature for a certain amount of time (for example, 1700F for an hour), while containing media, papers and other materials, which are distributed in the product. In order to meet the requirements, the product will have to maintain the contents in a usable condition once opened. 2. Fire and Impact Test - the product is heated to a specific time and temperature, hoisted 30 feet above the ground, and dropped (after 2 minutes) into a pile of broken brick. then the product is checked for raptures or opening into the product's interior. Then, the product is reheated, and once cooled, it is checked for moisture, heat, usability of parts and more. 3. Explosion Hazard Test - the product is placed into a furnace, which is heated to 2000F. a sample is inserted into the product for 30 minutes. If no explosion takes place, the sample remains in the furnace until it's cool enough to handle. 4. Combination Hazard and Impact Test - this test is a combination of the hazard test and the fire impact test. The safe is then rated for each of the tests it has passed, e.g. impact rated. How do I understand the UL fire rating? To better understand the meaning of each UL rating, use the table below:
The temperature noted on the UL label is the maximum temperature
allowed inside the fire protective product during the test. For example, if the temperature inside a safe exceeds 350°F, it will fail the UL test for paper rated products. The UL rating refers to locks as well, and is classified to 3 different groups:
UL group 1 locks - locks that are highly resistant to expert or professional manipulation. the lock with UL group 1 must have at least 1 million combinations, and must continue functioning after an exposure to: salt spray, moisture and vibrations. in addition these locks have a relocking system. UL group 1R locks - these locks are the same as UL group 1 locks, but in addition they have protection against x-ray. UL group 2 locks - locks that withstand 5 minutes of testing by a locksmith. they also must have at least 1 million combinations. in addition these locks have a relocking system. What is TL-15 rating? A safe which provides a limited protection against attack by mechanical and electrical hand tools and any combination of these means. The safe must be constructed with the following features: U.L. listed Group II, 1 or 1R combination lock. 750 lbs. minimum. Body walls equivalent to at least 1" open hearth steel - minimum tensile strength of 50,000 P.S.I. Walls fastened in a manner equivalent to continuous 1/4" penetration weld of open hearth
steel - minimum tensile strength of 50,000 P.S.I. One hole 1/4" or less, to accommodate electrical conductors arranged to have no direct
view of the door or locking mechanism. The safe must successfully resist entry for a net working time of 15 minutes when attacked with What is TL-30?
A safe which provides a limited protection against attack by mechanical and electrical hand tools and any combination of these means. The safe must be constructed with the following features: U.L. listed Group II, 1 or 1R combination lock. 750 lbs. minimum. Body walls equivalent to at least 1" open hearth steel - minimum tensile strength of 50,000 P.S.I. Walls fastened in a manner equivalent to continuous 1/4" penetration weld of open hearth
steel - minimum tensile strength of 50,000 P.S.I. One hole 1/4" or less, to accommodate electrical conductors arranged to have no direct
view of the door or locking mechanism. The safe must successfully resist entry for a net working time of 30 minutes when attacked with In manual dial safes, the combination is usually preset by the manufacturer,
therefore it is not recommended for you to change it on your own. If you still would like to change the combination, contact a local locksmith. For electronic locks follow the manufacturer's instructions. In order to retrieve the combination if lost or forgotten, you may
call the manufacturer. You will be asked to provide the model number and the serial number of the product. Elite Safes Inc. does not keep records of any combinations, and will have to call the manufacturer,too. NO RECORDS OF ANY SAFE COMBINATIONS IS KEPT BY US. What happens if the batteries run out on a safe with an electronic lock? The electronic locks are specially designed to save the combination on
an internal memory, so even if the batteries run down, once the batteries are replaced, the combination is recognized. Also, many of our safes contain manual emergency key over-rides which enable the user to access the safe without using the electronic lock. How can I prevent moisture and odor in the safe? Try to avoid storing your safe in an already high humidity levels environment.
We highly recommend that you open the safe for at least 15 minutes every 2 weeks, and remove items from the safe and wipe the interior with a paste of baking soda and water. Can a safe be bolted to the floor or wall? Most safes contain pre-drilled holes, so they can be bolted down to the
floor or bolted to the wall, with the bolting hardware which is provided along with the safe. In safes which do not contain the pre-drilled holes, holes can be drilled by a professional. Wall Safe - a safe that is installed between the studs in the wall.
Depository Safe - a safe that provides immediate deposits for securing cash and jewelry. In- Floor Safe - a safe that is installed in the floor. Burglary Safe - a safe that provides anti-theft protection. Fire Safe- a safe that provides limited fire protection. Gun Safe - a safe that is used for storing guns. Biometric Safe - a safe that is openedclosed by a fingerprint of the user. Hotel Safe - a safe which can be used at a hotel and contains an audit trail capability. Emergency Key Over-Ride - a key that is used to open the safe in case
you forgot your code. Capacity - capacity is measured by volume units or by how many times a certain object (a gun for example) can be contained in the safe. The volume unit used in our website is Cubic inch, and it reflects he multiplication of the three dimensions of the interior of the safe.
For gun safes, we use maximum number of guns, as reported by the manufacturer.
Gauge - a thickness unit that is varied for different kind of metals. Audit Trail - the ability of the safe to track opening records, by date and time. Relative Humidity (RH) - The ratio which reflects the amount of water in the air
relative to the maximum amount of water that the air can hold at a given temperature.
Usually it is expressed in percentages. This data is specified in the manuals as the working
conditions for the product.
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