Specifications

Combination Locks:

 UL Listed Group II Mechanical Combination Lock- This lock type is opened

by entering a three digit combination by turning a dial back and forth. The

Underwriters Laboratories Group II label means that this lock has been proven to

withstand at least 5 minutes of attempted forced entry by a locksmith or other

trained professional using such items as chisels, speed drills, and pry bars. Note

that the combination of numbers used to open this lock can only be changed by a

locksmith.

 UL listed Group II High Security Combination Lock with Key- In addition to

the features mentioned above, this lock is equipped with a key that can be used to

change the combination of numbers used to enter the safe, or to be used as a

backup in case the combination is forgotten.

 Sargent and Greenleaf Mechanical Combination Lock- This UL listed Group

II combination lock is both stylish and secure. In addition to all of the features

required to be UL Group II certified, this lock features a patented S&G torque

adjuster which enhances security by maintaining proper wheel pack tension, and

is constructed of durable brass, aluminum, and stainless steel for long term

functionality. Note that the combination of numbers used to open this lock can

only be changed by a locksmith.

Key Locks:

 UL Listed Group II Single Key (Key-Op) Lock- This lock type is

ideal for situations where a smaller number of people have access to

the safe. This lock option comes with two keys and is UL rated,

meaning that is has been proven to withstand at least 5 minutes of

attempted forced entry by a locksmith or other trained professional

using tools such as speed drills, pry bars, and chisels. Replacement

keys must be obtained through Gardall or the manufacturer of the lock.

 UL Listed Group II Dual Custody Key Lock- In addition to all of the features of the standard

key lock, this option has a second key hole. This causes the lock to perform as a “dual-custody”

lock, where two different keys are required for entry into the safe. This is often used as an

additional safeguard against employee theft because it requires two individuals to be present at

the time the safe is opened.

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Combination Locks:  UL Listed Group II Mechanical Combination Lock- This lock type is opened by entering a three digit combination by turning a dial back and forth. The Underwriters Laboratories Group II label means that this lock has been proven to withstand at least 5 minutes of attempted forced entry by a locksmith or other trained professional using such items as chisels, speed drills, and pry bars. Note that the combination of numbers used to open this lock can only be changed by a locksmith.
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Electronic Locks:   UL Listed Group II High Security Electronic Keypad Lock- This lock type functions much like mechanical combination locks, except that the code used to open the file can be easily changed using a maser code. The master code controls who has access to the file by adding, deleting, or changing up to 8 different user codes.