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The Hollon RH-2014K is a B-rated commercial depository safe with a top-mounted rotary hopper drop and a UL Listed dual-key deposit lock, built for retail, restaurant, dispensary, and small-business cash-handling workflows where two parties must sign off on cash drops before the safe can be opened. Staff open the top rotary hopper, place a deposit bag or cash inside the drum, and rotate the handle. The drum spins the contents into the sealed main compartment below and locks the mechanism so nothing can be fished back out through the hopper. Once the cash is in, it stays in until both keys are used together to open the main door.
The top-drop rotary hopper design is built for installations where staff drop cash from a standing position directly above the safe. Typical setups are safes mounted under a counter or in a drop cabinet with a hole cut in the counter surface so cash falls through the counter into the hopper, or safes sitting at floor or desk level in a back office where staff drop deposits from above. Bars, quick-service restaurants, gas stations, and any register where the cashier stands over a permanent drop point are the most common applications. The rotating drum physically prevents the fishing attack that anti-fish baffles are designed to defeat on front-load slots: once the handle is turned, the drum seals the hopper against any attempt to pull the contents back out.
The RH-2014K ships with a UL Listed dual-key deposit lock. The dual-key setup is the same access control armored car services and bank branches use: one key is held by a manager on site, the other by the pickup guard or armored car crew, and both keys must be turned together to open the main door. That splits access so no single employee can open the safe alone, which is the standard control for reducing internal shrink on higher-volume cash operations.
Under the hood, the RH-2014K is built to the same B-rated construction standard Hollon uses across the depository line: a ½-inch solid steel door, three 1¼-inch solid steel active locking bolts, a heavy-duty dead bar that prevents door removal if a thief pries or cuts the hinges, and four pre-drilled anchor holes so you can bolt the safe to a concrete floor or a steel base plate under a counter. At 93 pounds, the RH-2014K is heavy enough to discourage a casual snatch attack but light enough that a determined thief could still walk out with an unanchored unit, so the anchor holes are not optional if the safe holds real cash.
Inside, the RH-2014K provides 1.15 cubic feet of usable space (12.75 by 13.75 by 11.30 inches), slightly more capacity than the FD-2014 front-load line, and is sized for daily cash drops, deposit bags, checks, credit-card slips, and the operating float. The exterior is a compact 20 by 14 by 14 inches, which fits under most retail counters, in a back-office cabinet, or in a manager's desk footprint.
If you'd prefer a mechanical dial instead of a dual-key lock, the same rotary hopper safe is available as the RH-2014C. If you'd prefer an electronic keypad, the same rotary hopper safe is available as the RH-2014E. If you'd prefer a front-load deposit slot with an anti-fish baffle instead of a top rotary drop, the same footprint is available with a dual-key lock as the FD-2014K.
If you have questions about the RH-2014K, how the dual-key control works with an armored car pickup schedule, or how to anchor it into a retail or restaurant counter, please call us at 800-207-2259.
Features:
Construction
Deposit Mechanism
Lock and Boltwork
Anchoring
Specifications:
Lock:
The Hollon RH-2014K is a B-rated commercial depository safe with a top-mounted rotary hopper drop and a UL Listed dual-key deposit lock, built for retail, restaurant, dispensary, and small-business cash-handling workflows where two parties must sign off on cash drops before the safe can be opened. Staff open the top rotary hopper, place a deposit bag or cash inside the drum, and rotate the handle. The drum spins the contents into the sealed main compartment below and locks the mechanism so nothing can be fished back out through the hopper. Once the cash is in, it stays in until both keys are used together to open the main door.
The top-drop rotary hopper design is built for installations where staff drop cash from a standing position directly above the safe. Typical setups are safes mounted under a counter or in a drop cabinet with a hole cut in the counter surface so cash falls through the counter into the hopper, or safes sitting at floor or desk level in a back office where staff drop deposits from above. Bars, quick-service restaurants, gas stations, and any register where the cashier stands over a permanent drop point are the most common applications. The rotating drum physically prevents the fishing attack that anti-fish baffles are designed to defeat on front-load slots: once the handle is turned, the drum seals the hopper against any attempt to pull the contents back out.
The RH-2014K ships with a UL Listed dual-key deposit lock. The dual-key setup is the same access control armored car services and bank branches use: one key is held by a manager on site, the other by the pickup guard or armored car crew, and both keys must be turned together to open the main door. That splits access so no single employee can open the safe alone, which is the standard control for reducing internal shrink on higher-volume cash operations.
Under the hood, the RH-2014K is built to the same B-rated construction standard Hollon uses across the depository line: a ½-inch solid steel door, three 1¼-inch solid steel active locking bolts, a heavy-duty dead bar that prevents door removal if a thief pries or cuts the hinges, and four pre-drilled anchor holes so you can bolt the safe to a concrete floor or a steel base plate under a counter. At 93 pounds, the RH-2014K is heavy enough to discourage a casual snatch attack but light enough that a determined thief could still walk out with an unanchored unit, so the anchor holes are not optional if the safe holds real cash.
Inside, the RH-2014K provides 1.15 cubic feet of usable space (12.75 by 13.75 by 11.30 inches), slightly more capacity than the FD-2014 front-load line, and is sized for daily cash drops, deposit bags, checks, credit-card slips, and the operating float. The exterior is a compact 20 by 14 by 14 inches, which fits under most retail counters, in a back-office cabinet, or in a manager's desk footprint.
If you'd prefer a mechanical dial instead of a dual-key lock, the same rotary hopper safe is available as the RH-2014C. If you'd prefer an electronic keypad, the same rotary hopper safe is available as the RH-2014E. If you'd prefer a front-load deposit slot with an anti-fish baffle instead of a top rotary drop, the same footprint is available with a dual-key lock as the FD-2014K.
If you have questions about the RH-2014K, how the dual-key control works with an armored car pickup schedule, or how to anchor it into a retail or restaurant counter, please call us at 800-207-2259.
Features:
Construction
Deposit Mechanism
Lock and Boltwork
Anchoring
Specifications:
Lock:
