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Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

Mechanical dial, electronic keypad, and biometric locks are the three main lock types found on quality safes. Each works differently, and the trade-offs around speed, reliability, and maintenance are real enough that the wrong choice shows up every time you open the safe. 

The best setup for a cannabis dispensary is rarely a single safe. Most well-protected, compliant operations rely on a layered approach. That typically means a high-security burglary-rated safe (UL TL-15 or TL-30) for bulk cash and high-value inventory, a controlled-access unit with audit trail and time-delay features for day-to-day operations, and in some states, a dedicated vault room. The right configuration depends on your state's regulations, your insurance requirements, and the volume of cash and product you're storing.

Two Hollon home safes with a 2-hour fire rating at 1,850°F. Side-by-side comparison of the HS-310 and HS-500, electronic vs dial and key.

Hi, Dye the Safe Guy here today to talk about wall safes. First we are going to talk about the types of locks and then we are going to talk about the different types of wall safes that are available on the market today. 
The Hollon Safe HS-610E Office Safe is the # 1 premium office safe and available with a top of the line electronic locking system. Quality design that includes everything you can want in an office safe. The HS-610E has a fire protection of up to 120 minutes and is rated for up to 1700 degrees F and tested and rated for a 30-foot impact to insure durability in design. 

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