I've never saw this much below £150, now dropped dramatically today.
Compact certified home security safe by Yale Safes.
Cash rating £2,000 or valuables rating £20,000.
Awarded a Silver in the Sold Secure Accreditation scheme.
Electronic combination lock with blue LCD powered by 4 x AA batteries (included).
6 lever double bitted back up key lock in case of lock out (supplied with 2 keys).
The Yale Certified Safe Home by Yale Safes is a small home safe with an electronic combination lock, back up key and £2000 cash insurance rating.
17 comments
paulj48
15 Sep 17#1
I have one I these but the larger version, decent safe for the money and can't be opened by a potatoe
ro53ben
15 Sep 17#2
Keep looking at these but feel I need a fire safe.
paulj48 to ro53ben
15 Sep 17#3
totally different items for different purposes, a fire safe protects from fire but can be sawn in half to gain entry so is not suitable as a security safe.
HTFCLUKE to paulj48
15 Sep 17#5
So best to buy a bigger fire safe and put this safe in
paulj48 to HTFCLUKE
15 Sep 17#6
normally you'd do it the other way round, security safe attached to the floor/wall etc. and then a smaller fire safe for items that cant easily be replaced. documents, hard drive data etc.
Quantum150
15 Sep 17#4
This deal is like the surface of the sun baby !
alexc648
15 Sep 17#7
great deal, i have the version down from this in 2 different sizes and it is great apart from some slight manufacturing shortcuts
kyeung
15 Sep 17#8
So if a burglar/thief manages to break into this safe and stole cash/valuable items, then can claim up to 2000 cash with Yale directly?
dragonstaar to kyeung
15 Sep 17#9
No you would need your own insurance and they would cover you upto £2k cash because thats the safes rating
alexc648 to kyeung
15 Sep 17#17
no, it is likely to add £2000 to your home insurances cash cover if they agree that the safe was properly installed. (it will be in the t&cs of your home insurance)
platypus07
15 Sep 17#10
OB1
15 Sep 17#11
What do you put in these? I would have thought things were a bit obvious in a safe (which can no doubt be opened in minutes), better to hide stuff instead.
wacko911 to OB1
15 Sep 17#12
Yeah cus thieves don't rip your house appart looking for things? Oh wait...
snoopy18 to wacko911
15 Sep 17#14
They do but with my house alarm ringing in there ears I hope they wouldn't guess where my small fireproof chest is
masai
15 Sep 17#13
Thanks OP! Ordered.
fayraz
15 Sep 17#15
Thanks been looking for a safe should be with me in 1 to 2 months it says. Looks decent for the price.
Grrrrrrrrrrr
15 Sep 17#16
I have one, bolted to the wall and floor under the stairs. I keep some cheap but impressive jewellery in it, together with a bundle of 100 Malagasy Ariary notes. Relatively easy to find - it should keep any intruders amused for a while rather than looking to see if there is another safe somewhere. But it looks credible and doesn't (I believe) succumb to the "tap with a potato" test that many of the cheapest "electronic" safes do. (Bounce the solenoid release armature against its spring by thumping the outside case hard enough).
I tend to do the same thing with hotel safes. Give them something to find, so they will stop looking...
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I tend to do the same thing with hotel safes. Give them something to find, so they will stop looking...