According to the standard, a security safe is defined as a cabinet equipped with mechanical or electronic locks (including combination locks, IC card locks, etc.) that resists unauthorized entry under specified conditions and within a specified time.
The security level of a security safe can be seen from its product model number, for example: FDG-A1/D-53, where A1 represents its security level. ① The paint film (or powder coating) on the outer surface of the security safe should have a uniform color and should not have obvious cracks, bubbles, spots, or other defects. ② For security safes with a cabinet height ≤ 600 mm, the gaps between the door and the door frame should be ≤ 1.5 mm on the top, right, and left sides, and ≤ 2 mm on the bottom. Excessive gaps will reduce the anti-theft performance. ③ Class A and Class B security safes weighing less than 340 kg should be equipped with anti-pry fixing holes, anti-pry fixing parts, and instructions for fixing. These should be carefully checked and fixed according to the instructions. ④ Security safes generally have a door panel thickness of 8-10 mm.
