Combination safe locks are over 125 years old. A Group II combination lock is the most reliable and dependable way to secure your belongings. The advantage of a combination lock is that they have a long history of a proven track record and no batteries to replace. Many of our safes have an optional key locking dial which allows the owner to lock or prevent unwanted authorized access to the safe.
Electronic locks provide quick and convenient access without having to wrestle with keys or a combination dial. These locks carry an Underwriter Laboratory label and are very secure. Purchased as an option on many of the safes we carry, or as a retrofit, you will appreciate the convenience and security these locks offer
Click below to watch this video on the differences
between Dial Combination Locks vs Digital Electronic Locks.
Electronic locks provide quick and convenient access without having to wrestle with keys or a combination dial. These locks carry an Underwriter Laboratory label and are very secure. Purchased as an option on many of the safes we carry, or as a retrofit, you will appreciate the convenience and security these locks offer
Click below to watch this video on the differencesbetween Dial Combination Locks vs Digital Electronic Locks.
