- 60 minutes fire protection for paper tested to NT Fire 017-60P.
- Up to 60 minutes fire protection for DVDs, Memory Sticks and External Hard Drives to DIP120 - 60DM.
- Cash rating £2,000 or valuables rating £20,000.
- Digital keypad locking, up to 6 digits with LED, powered by 4 x AAA batteries (included).
- Manufacturer master re-set code in case of lock out.
- Also available with key locking and fingerprint lock.
- 1 x Adjustable shelf.
- 1 x Pull out tray
- Integral security alarm activates and emits a high volume siren to deter possible criminal action.
- Suitable for floor fixing (bolts included).
- Lifetime after-fire replacement guarantee.
- 2 Year materials and labour warranty.
- Weight: 34 Kg, Size: 420 x 352 x 433mm (HxWxD)
- Internal: 320 x 260 x 304mm (HxWxD)
Phoenix Titan 1272e
Discontinued
4th March 2016Alternatives:
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Phoenix The Phoenix Titan 1272e fire resistant security safe is secured by a battery powered electronic combination lock and is tested to provide 60 minutes fire protection for documents to NT Fire - 017-60P and digital media to DIP120 - 60DMA. The Titan 1272e is suitable for floor fixing and has a recommended cash rating of £2,000 or valuables rating of £20,000*Downloads- Reviews [19]
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Allan Moore,12 July 2013
Glenn Brown,27 September 2012This safe is just what I need. I found it easy to bolt to the floor and operation is simplicity itself. Internal storage area is ample with a shelf and compartments. An insurance assessor inspected our property and was very pleased to see the safe. It is a brand they like.
Lord Of Clowne,17 April 2014I needed a new safe to store my watches. This safe is very good. Its easy to open and the key pad is very easy to use and give a positive low key bleep every time you press a key. The built in alarm sounder is not quite as loud as I would have liked but it would put someone off as it goes off if you try the handle which is a very good feature. I swaped the shelves and the tray around to suit my use which was very easy. The only minor negative point is that i would have liked to have bolted it to...
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Paul,6 June 2013
Brent,13 June 2013Easy to use, good shape, seems secure,
The keypad mechanism is attached externally and seems like something that could be tampered with. I would have preferred a safe with a traditional key, or an override key, but they don't seem to make them in this range.
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10 December 2015 - Q&A [5]
Questions & Answers (5)
I have set the alarm and the word alarm comes up on the display. However nothing happens when the handle is tried. What am I doing wrong? What is the purpose of the circular disc with an arrow on it situated on the back of the door?
Thank you.Lawrie, Epping
The alarm will be activated if the safe was to come under sustained or violent attack, movement on the handle alone will not activate the alarm. The disc on the back of the door is to indicate the programme button, should you wish to change or re-set a code this is the button you will use.Phil R, 12 Jan 2016When the drawer is used, is there enough room for A4 documents?Alan
The drawer on this particular model is split into four compartments which means it is unable to hold A4 documents. However A4 documents will fit in the safe below the drawer by using either the shelf below or the bottom of the safe.John W, 6 Jul 2015The safe looks wider than it is deep but the dimensions suggest otherwise. Is it possible to lie A4 documents flat across the bottom/shelf?Karen, LondonAn A4 document 297mm x 210mm would lie flat in the bottom of the safe and on the shelf. Also note the internal measurements given are 100% "usable" space. So no issues fitting A4 documents inside.John W, 2 Mar 2015What happens when batteries run out, do you simply take off code module replace batteries and it still works on the old codes?sheila, eastbourneThe batteries on this unit are changed on the outside. The Keypad unclips on one side and moves on a hinge to allow you to replace the batteries. You should not have to change or re-set the codes when changing the batteries you can continue to operate the safe on the codes previously set.Phil R, 11 Feb 2015In the event of a fire what would happen if the safe only has an electronic lock, will this surely not melt the interface in the fire and therefore be unable to function, hence leaving my goods trapped inside the safe?Anonymous
For this safe and in the case of most safes the heat from the fire would almost certainly melt the keypad rendering the lock inoperable. As Phoenix offer a life-time fire warranty on the Titan Safes we would arrange for an engineer to open the safe and recover any items inside the safe. The safe would also be replaced free of charge.Tracy M, 28 May 2014Helpful Videos
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