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Biometric Safe
This new Biometric, medium security safe, unlocks just by the use of one finger! There are no keys to carry or codes to remember, simply press the start button to wake the safe up, place your finger on the sensor and the safe opens as if by magic!
 
Fri 20th Nov 2009
 

New Safes

 

New Safes

Below is a list of new safes that we have in stock.  Please feel free to browse these and download a fact sheet if you require more information. All safes are available (where possible) for delivery and for pick up from Bradleys Blyth, 1 King Street, Blyth, Northumberland.  Further information can be obtained by ringing 01670 540900 and quoting the Safe Number listed below (Safe No:).

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Home safe
Manufacturer: SMP
Safe No: 86
Type: Free Standing
Size / Ref: 1616
Cover: £2000
External Size: 500 x 500 x 560
Internal Size: 400 x 400 x 490
Price: £400
Description:
Low risk cash safe intended for safe storage of till drawers. Ideal for retail shop, clubs and pubs. This safe also has the added facility of a top deposit chute so that staff can drop tubes containing cash into the safe without needing to have keys to open. This allows the manager to remove any larger amounts of cash as necessary for banking or counting and moving to a larger safe.
Date Added: 11/10/2009 fact-sheet Fact Sheet

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Grade1
Manufacturer: Securikey
Safe No: 33
Type: Free Standing
Cover: £10000
External Size: 810 x 550 x 490
Internal Size: 670 x 440 x 400
Description:
A standard size safe ideal for pubs and retail shops giving a total off a £10,000 cash cover rating
Date Added: 16/11/2009 fact-sheet Fact Sheet

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Economy
Manufacturer: SMP
Safe No: 34
Type: Free Standing
Size / Ref: 1616
Cover: £3000
External Size: 560 x 560 x 590
Internal Size: 400 x 410 x 490
Price: £400
Description:
The smaller option of the smp economy range offering £3,000 cash cover with combination locking device
Date Added: 16/11/2009 fact-sheet Fact Sheet

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Harlech lite
Manufacturer: Dudley
Safe No: 47
Type: Free Standing
Size / Ref: 1513
Cover: £4000
External Size: 470 x 430 x 430
Internal Size: 380 x 330 x 360
Price: £495
Description:
Good quality safe with a £4,000 cash cover
Date Added: 16/11/2009 fact-sheet Fact Sheet

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Data care
Manufacturer: Phoenix
Safe No: 57
Type: Media Safe
Size / Ref: 2002
Cover: £1000
External Size: 680 x 470 x 460
Internal Size: 390 x 230 x 190
Description:
Date Added: 16/11/2009 fact-sheet Fact Sheet


Most safes will be supplied key locking. This term means that the safe is secured by a key rather than a combination or digital lock (see other tabs for more info). However, if you would like to have your safe secured by a different type of lock, then this is usually available, but there is almost always an additional cost involved.

Most modern keylocks are 'double bitted' - in other words, there are 2 'bits' on the end which you insert into the keyway (in comparison to standard mortice or 'back door' keys which only have one 'bit'). Being double bitted generally (but not in all cases) gives a greater degree of security in that there are usually more differs available (more different keys to suit that particular lock) so there is almost no chance at all of ever finding 2 keys the same.

Single bitted key
Double bitted key

Most safes can be fitted with a combination lock (or keyless combination lock to give them their full term) and these have always been the main type of lock fitted to safes in countries such as America. However, here in the UK and in most of Europe, we have tended to use keylocks. There are advantages to both - the keylock is easy to use - just stick the key in and turn, whereas combination locks require you to turn the dial left or right to a number, then back again 3 or 4 times, stopping exactly on the right number each time. However, with a combination lock, you can change the combination code whenever you like & as often as you like - there are full instructions to be found on the safe lock info link on the left hand side of the toolbar.
In recent years, the digital locks have really come into common use. More reliable than they were when first offered some years back, digital locks are easy to use and offer the option to change the code very easilly, on a regular basis. As a guide, you can have a safe upgraded to a digital lock from around £200 depending upon the safe and the functions you require.
Last Updated: Tue 2nd Feb 2010

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