The fire-resistance typically will be specified for 1 or 2 hours –longer than the duration of an average house fire. Most fire-resistant safes can withstand temperatures of 1700☏, much higher than typical house fires (1200☏), and maintain an internal temperature of 350☏ –protecting your valuable documents or other items. In addition, fire-resistant ratings show the highest internal temperature the safe will reach when submitted to fire for a specified period of time. The fire-resistant classifications, designed similarly to the burglary-resistant ratings, show type of assault on the safe as well as the period of time in which the contents will remain protected. For fire protection, however, refer to the fire-resistant rating guide further down. Keep in mind that while stronger often means better, the average consumer does not need an explosives-resistant safe for normal home use.
A classification of TRTL-30 indicates the safe cannot be broken into with torches or other tools (see “TL-15” below for the complete list of devices used in testing) for a period of fifteen minutes of continuous active attempts. A safe with a TXTL rating, then, offers superior protection against all types of theft devices.įollowing the letters in the classification, are numbers, which denote the minimum amount of time in minutes the safe is theft-proof. TL refers to tools such as hand tools or drills (see “TL-15” below for a complete list of tools), TRTL refers to the aforementioned tools as well as torches, and TXTL refers to those same tools, torches, and explosives.
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The letters in the classification refer to the types of tools used to try to crack the safe during testing. Anti-theft classifications help the consumer understand how difficult it is to break into a safe.
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