If the batteries run flat the PIN number is retained in the memory but the keypad will not work. You should open the safe using the override key so that you can insert new batteries on the inside of the safe door. Once the batteries are fitted you can use the safe with the PIN you originally set up.

If installing to a wall we would recommend that the safe be supported by a shelf or plinth to distribute the weight of the unit. Should the weight be focused entirely on the fixing bolts they may eventually fail and cause damage to the wall itself.

The thickness of the door is 6mm and the body is 2.5mm.

Ideally the Yale certified range needs to be installed into either solid concrete/brick or wooden support joists to allow the 4x 70mm fixing bolts to be fully secured. I would not advise bolting the unit into plaster or breeze block as this could cause damage to the walls.

The security ratings on this safe would still be applicable if you were to install this yourself, providing the safe is installed as per the manufacturer instructions. The cash and valuables rating is an indication of what an insurance company would cover in the event the safe was broken into or stolen.

The Yale certified range are designed to be installed ideally into a solid concrete floor or brick wall. Fixing to wood is generally not recommended, especially if the wood is relatively thin. However, if you have no other alternative it is certainly better than no fixing fixing at all. If you fix to the floor of the closet I would advise trying to secure through the closet and into the floor joist. The length of the bolts supplied are 60mm, but they are not designed for timber so would need to be replaced with heavy duty timber screws.

This safe does not have the option for a delivery and install service. The safe is supplied with the fixings and there are pre-drilled holes in the base and back of the unit so you could install this yourself, alternatively an engineer or local tradesman should be able to carry out the installation for you. We do have safes of this level that do offer an installation service such as the Chubbsafes Water 30E should you wish to consider this.

The Yale Certified Safes by Yale have the facility to set up 2 codes; a user code and a master code. Please refer to the Yale Certified Safes User Guide to see how to do this.

This safe is supplied with 4 fixing bolts which are 65mm in length and have a 10mm diameter.

All Yale safes have been tested in the UK lab with heavy duty magnets and the safes stayed secure.

The keypad does sound when entering the pin code. The sounds can be disabled on the safe when placed into silent mode.

This is for when the battery compartment is located on the inside of the safe and the batteries run out. The 9v battery can be attached to the battery contacts to power the digital keypad to gain access to the safe and the batteries changed.

Ideally your new safe should be installed into either solid concrete/brick or wooden support joists. Breeze blocks can crumble resulting in weak fixing.

The internal dimensions of this safe are H240 x W337 x D230 mm, the door opening (aperture) is H180 x W290 mm. Providing the laptops you wish to store have smaller width than the door aperture you should be able to fit the items inside the safe.

No, unfortunately this safe has no fire protection. If you are looking for a similar sized fireproof safe, I can recommend the Yale Medium Fire Safe which has a 60 minute fire rating.

The gap between the bottom of the safe and the door opening is 40mm.

The complete range of Yale Certified Safes include holes in both the base and back and can be fixed to a wall the floor or both. The safes also include 4x 70mm long fixing bolts.

The external dimensions are of the safe only. The metal fascia incorporating the keypad protrudes an additional 10mm from the safe door.

This range of safes are for security protection only and DO NOT offer any fire or water resistance.

You could consider our Yale Fire Safes or one of our Waterproof Safes which all also offer fire protection. It is worth noting that the internal capacity will be greatly reduced when considering a fire safe due to the increased protection built into the safe walls.

The first thing that you need to do is unlock the safe using one of the back up keys provided. Press enter and 3 simultaneously, then enter you own code (between 4-8 digits), followed by the key button. You will be prompted to repeat your code in order to complete the process. For a more detailed description, please see the user guide.

The safe can be installed to a solid brick or stone wall.

Unfortunately not, this safe is only available with right hand side hinges.

When you press the Enter button the safe will show LO-BAE in the display and make an audible warning sound if the batteries are running flat.

There is no specific time period for battery length but you should think along the lines of a TV remote control. With good quality batteries and infrequent use you should expect a minimum of 2 years.

The dimensions for the door aperture are 180 x 290 (H x W).

This unit is supplied with 70mm fixing bolts which will be suitable to have a secure fix to your wall.

A piece of A4 paper 210mm x 297mm will fit inside this safe. The internal dimensions given are 100% usable space.

This safe includes free Next Day delivery. You also have the option to select a specific day for delivery during the checkout process at no extra cost.

This safe can be bolted to a wall using the pre-drilled holes in the rear of the safe but is not designed to be installed within a wall. These are our complete rage of Wall Safes, all designed to be fitted within a wall.

There are 4 fixing holes in the rear plate altogether. They are 250mm apart horizontally and 200mm vertically. The external depth of the safe including the keypad is 310mm.