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The Stealth DeVault DV-1915 is a UL-certified TL-30 high-security safe built for commercial operations that need genuine tool-and-burglar resistance in a mid-size 25-inch tall by 21-inch wide by 21.5-inch deep footprint. It is the right pick for jewelry stores holding larger inventory than the compact DV-1113 can handle, bank branches needing a vault-grade cash safe without a full vault room build-out, pawn shops securing high-value merchandise, dental practices and pharmacies with heavier DEA Schedule II drug storage requirements (TL-30 is the minimum DEA security rating for Schedule I and II drug storage), and residential buyers protecting a serious jewelry, watch, coin, or document collection. At 785 pounds and the DV-1915 footprint, the safe anchors into a dedicated storage room, back office, or secured closet while delivering 2.1 cubic feet of interior and the full UL TL-30 commercial burglary rating.
UL TL-30 certification means Underwriters Laboratories tested the DV-1915 against a 30-minute concentrated attack using common hand tools, power tools, and torches (pry bars, hammers, drills, grinders, and cutting tools), and verified that the construction kept the attack from penetrating the body or compromising the lock for the full test period. Behind the rating sits a composite construction of hardened steel outer and inner walls with high-pressure concrete and proprietary hard-to-drill materials sandwiched between: a 5¼-inch thick door, a 3-inch thick body, an additional hard plate over the lock mechanism, and a mechanical relocker that engages if the primary lock is drilled or punched. The 785-pound weight plus the pre-drilled anchor hole at the bottom lets you bolt the safe to a concrete floor, which forces any attack to be an in-place attack against the TL-30 construction rather than a pickup-and-carry attack where the attacker removes the safe to work on it offsite.
Access is handled by a SecuRam ProLogic L01 electronic keypad lock, the commercial-grade electronic safe-lock standard. The keypad lets authorized users open the safe in a few seconds with a code; codes can be changed in the field as staff rotates, and the lock includes a lockout penalty on failed-code attempts to deter brute-force code attacks. The lock drives six 1¼-inch solid steel bolts (three active, three static) into the door frame when the safe is closed, and the hard plate plus mechanical relocker protect the lock body against drill and punch attacks on the lock itself. The DV-1915's six-bolt configuration adds two bolts over the DV-1113's four-bolt layout, matched to the larger door surface area.
The DV-1915 is factory-tested to protect its contents for 2 hours at 1850°F, which exceeds the typical 1-hour at 1700°F standard found on residential-grade safes. The same concrete composite construction that resists burglary tools also resists heat, and a heat-expanding door liner expands when heated to seal the gap between the door and the body during a fire, cutting off the hot gas and smoke pathway that would otherwise let heat into the interior over the two-hour burn window.
Inside, the DV-1915 provides 2.1 cubic feet of usable space (19 inches tall by 15 inches wide by 12.75 inches deep) with an adjustable steel shelf that divides the interior for organizing jewelry trays, watch rolls, medication containers, cash straps, or document binders. At 2.1 cubic feet, it's roughly 2.5 times the interior of the compact DV-1113, which fits a serious jewelry inventory, several hundred units of controlled-substance medication, or a stack of cash trays from a multi-register retail day. The exterior footprint of 25 inches tall by 21 inches wide by 21.5 inches deep fits against a wall in a back office, under a counter if ceiling clearance allows, or in a dedicated storage room. At 785 pounds, two people with an appliance dolly or four-wheel safe cart can position the safe during setup, and the pre-drilled anchor hole in the bottom lets you bolt it to a concrete floor with a wedge anchor.
If you want a different-brand TL-30 safe at nearly the same exterior footprint, the Pacific Safe Omni-Vault TL30-252122 (25H × 21W × 22D) is a direct dimensional match in a different brand's TL-30 chassis, within half an inch on depth. If you need less interior space in a smaller footprint, the Stealth DeVault DV-1113 is the compact 16H × 19W × 19D version with 0.8 cubic feet at a lower price point. If you need more interior than 2.1 cubic feet in a UL TL-30 chassis, Hollon's MJ series offers larger TL-30 options, including the Hollon MJ-2618E, and the Pacific Safe Omni-Vault TL30-322526 (32H × 25W × 26D) is a larger Omni-Vault TL-30 option.
If you have questions about the DV-1915, whether a TL-30 safe is the right fit for your jewelry store, pawn shop, bank branch, DEA Schedule II drug storage, or cash protection requirements, or how it compares to Hollon or Pacific Safe TL-30 options, please call us at 800-207-2259.
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Burglary Protection
Fire Protection
Lock
Interior
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The Stealth DeVault DV-1915 is a UL-certified TL-30 high-security safe built for commercial operations that need genuine tool-and-burglar resistance in a mid-size 25-inch tall by 21-inch wide by 21.5-inch deep footprint. It is the right pick for jewelry stores holding larger inventory than the compact DV-1113 can handle, bank branches needing a vault-grade cash safe without a full vault room build-out, pawn shops securing high-value merchandise, dental practices and pharmacies with heavier DEA Schedule II drug storage requirements (TL-30 is the minimum DEA security rating for Schedule I and II drug storage), and residential buyers protecting a serious jewelry, watch, coin, or document collection. At 785 pounds and the DV-1915 footprint, the safe anchors into a dedicated storage room, back office, or secured closet while delivering 2.1 cubic feet of interior and the full UL TL-30 commercial burglary rating.
UL TL-30 certification means Underwriters Laboratories tested the DV-1915 against a 30-minute concentrated attack using common hand tools, power tools, and torches (pry bars, hammers, drills, grinders, and cutting tools), and verified that the construction kept the attack from penetrating the body or compromising the lock for the full test period. Behind the rating sits a composite construction of hardened steel outer and inner walls with high-pressure concrete and proprietary hard-to-drill materials sandwiched between: a 5¼-inch thick door, a 3-inch thick body, an additional hard plate over the lock mechanism, and a mechanical relocker that engages if the primary lock is drilled or punched. The 785-pound weight plus the pre-drilled anchor hole at the bottom lets you bolt the safe to a concrete floor, which forces any attack to be an in-place attack against the TL-30 construction rather than a pickup-and-carry attack where the attacker removes the safe to work on it offsite.
Access is handled by a SecuRam ProLogic L01 electronic keypad lock, the commercial-grade electronic safe-lock standard. The keypad lets authorized users open the safe in a few seconds with a code; codes can be changed in the field as staff rotates, and the lock includes a lockout penalty on failed-code attempts to deter brute-force code attacks. The lock drives six 1¼-inch solid steel bolts (three active, three static) into the door frame when the safe is closed, and the hard plate plus mechanical relocker protect the lock body against drill and punch attacks on the lock itself. The DV-1915's six-bolt configuration adds two bolts over the DV-1113's four-bolt layout, matched to the larger door surface area.
The DV-1915 is factory-tested to protect its contents for 2 hours at 1850°F, which exceeds the typical 1-hour at 1700°F standard found on residential-grade safes. The same concrete composite construction that resists burglary tools also resists heat, and a heat-expanding door liner expands when heated to seal the gap between the door and the body during a fire, cutting off the hot gas and smoke pathway that would otherwise let heat into the interior over the two-hour burn window.
Inside, the DV-1915 provides 2.1 cubic feet of usable space (19 inches tall by 15 inches wide by 12.75 inches deep) with an adjustable steel shelf that divides the interior for organizing jewelry trays, watch rolls, medication containers, cash straps, or document binders. At 2.1 cubic feet, it's roughly 2.5 times the interior of the compact DV-1113, which fits a serious jewelry inventory, several hundred units of controlled-substance medication, or a stack of cash trays from a multi-register retail day. The exterior footprint of 25 inches tall by 21 inches wide by 21.5 inches deep fits against a wall in a back office, under a counter if ceiling clearance allows, or in a dedicated storage room. At 785 pounds, two people with an appliance dolly or four-wheel safe cart can position the safe during setup, and the pre-drilled anchor hole in the bottom lets you bolt it to a concrete floor with a wedge anchor.
If you want a different-brand TL-30 safe at nearly the same exterior footprint, the Pacific Safe Omni-Vault TL30-252122 (25H × 21W × 22D) is a direct dimensional match in a different brand's TL-30 chassis, within half an inch on depth. If you need less interior space in a smaller footprint, the Stealth DeVault DV-1113 is the compact 16H × 19W × 19D version with 0.8 cubic feet at a lower price point. If you need more interior than 2.1 cubic feet in a UL TL-30 chassis, Hollon's MJ series offers larger TL-30 options, including the Hollon MJ-2618E, and the Pacific Safe Omni-Vault TL30-322526 (32H × 25W × 26D) is a larger Omni-Vault TL-30 option.
If you have questions about the DV-1915, whether a TL-30 safe is the right fit for your jewelry store, pawn shop, bank branch, DEA Schedule II drug storage, or cash protection requirements, or how it compares to Hollon or Pacific Safe TL-30 options, please call us at 800-207-2259.
Features:
Burglary Protection
Fire Protection
Lock
Interior
Specifications:
Lock:
Industry Use:
