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What is it made out of? The vault is constructed with a double wall design.  16 gauge cold rolled steel is the minimum thickness used with an additional 12 gauge plate welded to the 16 gauge drawer front to create total thickness of .16 inch ( well over 1/8th inch). The effective thickness for the top and bottom is 11 gauge (.12"or 1/8 inch) and the effective thickness of the sides is 7 gauge (.18" well over 1/8 inch).

How much does it weigh? 120 lbs

Is there a lining in the bottom of the safe? Yes. There is a felt liner made of the same material used in trunk liner in a car (polypropylene). 

What is the finish coating? Black powder coating (only color option at this point)

Drawer glides and capacity? 100 lbs in drawer

How do I mount it?  3/8" mounting holes are provided in all four corners of the bottom of the case. Fasteners are not included. A universal vehicle mounting kit is available.

What are the dimensions?  

• The exterior is 6" high, 24" deep and 48" wide. 
• The interior is 4" high, 22.5" deep and 44.5" wide (50" diagonally). 
• A total of 2.3 cubic feet of storage. 
• The top of the drawer is 5.5" from the ground.

What type of batteries? 4 AA Alkaline

Is there a key back up? Yes, two barrel-style keys are provided. Serial number on keys allow for replacement if lost.

How many digits for the code? You choose a minimum of 3 plus A or B and up to a maximum of 8 plus A or B. Includes an option to silence the keypress beeps.

Is there a warranty? The US-made Low Profile Underbed Unit has a 7-year warranty.

Is it “Fire Proof”? It is “fire resistant” 100% steel but no insulation.

Is it waterproof? No, The body is powder coated so moisture is not a concern but the electronics would be affected negatively by immersion.

Does it come assembled? Yes, install batteries (not included) and it is ready to go.  Vehicle style handles are a user installed option that requires use of a 1/8” Allen Wrench.

Do you offer a backlit keypad? Our primary goal is to ensure that you can open your vault when it is needed most.  If the batteries run low, the vault may not open with the keypad.  To ensure the longest possible battery life and minimize the chances of a low battery situation, we chose not to power a light in the keypad.  Most customers will get 3-4 years out of batteries for in-home use and that will, of course, vary greatly based on the number of times the lock is activated. If the concern is the ability to see the keypad in the dark, we feel that the best solution is a separate light source not connected to the lock mechanism.  There are a variety of magnetic safe lights available.  We recommend a low profile light that can be placed on the face of the vault to illuminate the key pad and also be moved to the interior to see the contents of the vault like this one https://tinyurl.com/5n7ma92u and is private labeled for several companies. It casts a red glow that provides enough light to see what is needed without interfering with your night vision.   

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