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The Hollon HS-610D is the largest 2-hour fireproof safe in Hollon's HS series, built for the homeowner or small business owner who needs more interior storage than the HS-500D or HS-530WD and wants the mechanical reliability of a dial-and-key lock instead of an electronic keypad. Whether you're securing legal documents, small cash boxes, jewelry, a firearm and ammunition, or a full set of business records, it delivers a 2-hour fire rating certified to JIS and GOST standards at 1,850 degrees Fahrenheit, a UL-listed mechanical dial with key override, and a 187-pound cabinet on a 21.75 by 19.75-inch footprint.
The interior measures 16 inches tall, 14 inches wide, and 11.63 inches deep, for a total of 1.51 cubic feet of usable space. That's the largest capacity in the HS home and office series, meaningfully more than the HS-530WD (1.25 cu ft), the HS-500D (1.03 cu ft), or the HS-360D (1.03 cu ft). Standard 8.5-by-11-inch letter-size office paper and file folders lay flat inside without bending, and there's room for stacked binders, several small jewelry boxes, hard drives, passports, and cash boxes. One adjustable interior shelf and an interior sliding drawer let you keep small items organized separately from stacked documents.
The 2-hour fire rating of 1,850 degrees Fahrenheit is the headline number for this safe, and it is worth understanding. Most consumer fireproof safes are rated for 30 to 45 minutes at 1,400 or 1,550 degrees Fahrenheit. A 2-hour rating at 1,850 degrees Fahrenheit is meaningfully more conservative than the typical residential fire (which peaks around 1,100 to 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit and is usually suppressed by the fire department within 20 to 30 minutes). That extra margin matters if you live in a rural area with slower fire response, if you're storing genuinely irreplaceable business records or family documents, or if you want your files to come out of a worst-case fire intact. The safe is independently certified to both Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) and GOST fire testing standards. Construction uses a Portland-cement-based insulation between the inner and outer steel walls, with a grooved door seal that blocks smoke and superheated air from reaching the interior. The HS-610D is also 30-foot impact-rated, simulating the safe survival of a second-story floor collapse onto concrete during a house fire.
The HS-610D comes standard with a mechanical dial combination lock, factory-preset with a 3-number combination, plus a key override that must be turned to open the door. That dual control (dial code AND key) means an unauthorized person needs both the combination and physical possession of the key to get in. There are no batteries to replace, no keypad electronics to fail, and no firmware to worry about, which is why many long-term owners specifically choose a dial over an electronic lock. If you'd prefer a digital keypad with a master code and a user code for faster access, the HS-610E is the electronic version of this safe.
For security, the safe has 2 active square locking bolts on the lock side of the door, plus fixed hinge-side bolts that engage when the door is closed. A door detent device automatically locks the safe when the door is closed. There's one pre-drilled anchor hole in the bottom, and the mounting hardware is included so you can bolt it to a floor, closet, or platform to prevent grab-and-go theft. At 187 pounds, it's heavier than the HS-500D and HS-530WD but still not in a weight class that stops a determined burglar with time on their hands. Anchored properly, it prevents the most common residential and small-business theft pattern: someone grabs the safe and runs off with it to crack it open later.
On the outside, the safe is 21.75 inches tall, 19.75 inches wide, and 18.50 inches deep. The larger footprint suits an office corner, under a desk, in a home office closet, or in a business back room where you have room for a larger cabinet. The white finish gives it a clean look that fits in an office setting without standing out as an obvious "safe." Every HS-610D is backed by Hollon's Lifetime Fire Warranty: if the safe is damaged in a documented house or office fire, Hollon will replace it. If you have questions about whether the HS-610D or the smaller HS-530WD is the right fit for your space, give us a call at 800-207-2259, Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM PST. We'll walk you through it.
Features
Fire Protection
Lock
Security
Capacity & Dimensions
Finish
Warranty
The Hollon HS-610D is the largest 2-hour fireproof safe in Hollon's HS series, built for the homeowner or small business owner who needs more interior storage than the HS-500D or HS-530WD and wants the mechanical reliability of a dial-and-key lock instead of an electronic keypad. Whether you're securing legal documents, small cash boxes, jewelry, a firearm and ammunition, or a full set of business records, it delivers a 2-hour fire rating certified to JIS and GOST standards at 1,850 degrees Fahrenheit, a UL-listed mechanical dial with key override, and a 187-pound cabinet on a 21.75 by 19.75-inch footprint.
The interior measures 16 inches tall, 14 inches wide, and 11.63 inches deep, for a total of 1.51 cubic feet of usable space. That's the largest capacity in the HS home and office series, meaningfully more than the HS-530WD (1.25 cu ft), the HS-500D (1.03 cu ft), or the HS-360D (1.03 cu ft). Standard 8.5-by-11-inch letter-size office paper and file folders lay flat inside without bending, and there's room for stacked binders, several small jewelry boxes, hard drives, passports, and cash boxes. One adjustable interior shelf and an interior sliding drawer let you keep small items organized separately from stacked documents.
The 2-hour fire rating of 1,850 degrees Fahrenheit is the headline number for this safe, and it is worth understanding. Most consumer fireproof safes are rated for 30 to 45 minutes at 1,400 or 1,550 degrees Fahrenheit. A 2-hour rating at 1,850 degrees Fahrenheit is meaningfully more conservative than the typical residential fire (which peaks around 1,100 to 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit and is usually suppressed by the fire department within 20 to 30 minutes). That extra margin matters if you live in a rural area with slower fire response, if you're storing genuinely irreplaceable business records or family documents, or if you want your files to come out of a worst-case fire intact. The safe is independently certified to both Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) and GOST fire testing standards. Construction uses a Portland-cement-based insulation between the inner and outer steel walls, with a grooved door seal that blocks smoke and superheated air from reaching the interior. The HS-610D is also 30-foot impact-rated, simulating the safe survival of a second-story floor collapse onto concrete during a house fire.
The HS-610D comes standard with a mechanical dial combination lock, factory-preset with a 3-number combination, plus a key override that must be turned to open the door. That dual control (dial code AND key) means an unauthorized person needs both the combination and physical possession of the key to get in. There are no batteries to replace, no keypad electronics to fail, and no firmware to worry about, which is why many long-term owners specifically choose a dial over an electronic lock. If you'd prefer a digital keypad with a master code and a user code for faster access, the HS-610E is the electronic version of this safe.
For security, the safe has 2 active square locking bolts on the lock side of the door, plus fixed hinge-side bolts that engage when the door is closed. A door detent device automatically locks the safe when the door is closed. There's one pre-drilled anchor hole in the bottom, and the mounting hardware is included so you can bolt it to a floor, closet, or platform to prevent grab-and-go theft. At 187 pounds, it's heavier than the HS-500D and HS-530WD but still not in a weight class that stops a determined burglar with time on their hands. Anchored properly, it prevents the most common residential and small-business theft pattern: someone grabs the safe and runs off with it to crack it open later.
On the outside, the safe is 21.75 inches tall, 19.75 inches wide, and 18.50 inches deep. The larger footprint suits an office corner, under a desk, in a home office closet, or in a business back room where you have room for a larger cabinet. The white finish gives it a clean look that fits in an office setting without standing out as an obvious "safe." Every HS-610D is backed by Hollon's Lifetime Fire Warranty: if the safe is damaged in a documented house or office fire, Hollon will replace it. If you have questions about whether the HS-610D or the smaller HS-530WD is the right fit for your space, give us a call at 800-207-2259, Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM PST. We'll walk you through it.
Features
Fire Protection
Lock
Security
Capacity & Dimensions
Finish
Warranty
