Both Lock Options In Stock, Ships Same Business Day Product Specs Security Extra Features External Dimensions 12 ½"L x 14 ½"W x 17 ¾"D Internal Dimensions 12"L x 14”W x 14"D Door Opening 11 ⅛”L x 10 ⅝”W Weight 87 lbs Burglary Rating B-Rate Three 1” Solid Steel Locking Bolts Massive ½” Thick Steel Plate Door 12 Gauge Steel Body 1/4” Thick Rockwell Hard Plate Internal Re-Locker Bolt Detent System MADE IN USA Brushed Nickel Turn Handle Shock Door Assist 5 Year Warranty on Hinges & Welds 2 Year Parts & Labor Warranty DESCRIPTION VIDEOS REVIEWS INSTRUCTIONS Fully encased in concrete on 5 out of 6 sides, floor safes offer maximum protection for your valuables. Hidden out of plain view, Stealth Floor Safes are the ideal choice for restaurants, gas stations, businesses and home owners. In regards to security, the Stealth B2500 is Burglary Rated due to its 1/2" thick steel plate door secured in place by three 1" solid steel locking bolts. With all other sides secured by concrete, 12 gauge steel and an internal hinge, this safe is near impenetrable and extremely pry resistant offering no real access points. On the face of the Stealth B2500 door lies a UL Approved High Security Electronic Lock - NL UR-2020 and bold brushed nickel handle. This lock is the most reliable lock in the safe industry assembled and tested in the USA. The lock is also protected by a 1/4" Thick Rockwell hard plate and internal re-locker that will keep the bolts locked if a thief were to attempt a punch or drill attack. You can literally feel the weight in the door of the Stealth B2500 as you lift it proving the high levels of steel used for your security and Stealth also added an internal shock that helps lift the door open because it is so heavy. Once inside there is ample space for your valuables. Once you've finished placing or removing valuables and you begin to close the door, the bolt detent will click into place and lock the safe automatically for you. Stealth believes in and stands behind the Made in USA Heavy Duty Floor Safe B2500 by offering a two year parts and labor warranty as well as a 5 year warranty on the hinges and welds. Please note Floor Safes are not waterproof or fireproof and electronic locks will become damaged if your safe experiences a flood or fire. Mechanical locks will also experience issues from fire and water damage but have a better chance of opening without needing to drill or replace the electronic keypad. If you plan on using the safe infrequently, mechanical locks, even though they take longer to open, are typically a better option as you never need to replace the batteries. While floor safes offer great security being easily hidden and surrounded by concrete, these same features also make them extremely susceptible to moisture problems inside the safe. Keeping papers and valuables inside zip lock bags and Tupperware help when experiencing a fire or flood, humidity will still seep inside causing mildew and corrosion. We strongly recommend using a Lockdown Silica Gel Can to absorb this moisture and keep your valuables safe. It's a small, rechargeable unit that has a color indicator letting you know it's full and needs to be renewed. You should open your safe (especially after initial installation) frequently to assess moisture and check the silica gel. How often the units need recharging depends on your climate and how often you are in your safe. For any questions regarding humidity and moisture, give us a call at 800-827-7534. All Installation & Lock Instructions View Installation Instructions View Mechanical Dial Instructions View Electronic Lock Instructions Electronic Lock Instructions STEP 1: Installing a Battery Use a brand new Duracell Coppertop 9-Volt Battery expiring at least 5 years in the future. WHY THIS BATTERYBecause this battery has the highest amperage output that is needed to operate the safe lock and open the door of the safe. The battery compartment is located on the bottom side of the keypad Simply slide open the compartment door and pull out the battery connector Hook up a Duracell Coppertop 9-Volt battery to the battery connector with the + and - lined up Push the connected battery back up into the compartment & slide the door shut STEP 2: Changing the Default Code to your own Personal 6-Digit Code NOTE:The following instructions are for changing the combination for the first time from the set default combination (1-2-3-4-5-6).Before you start this process make sure you know the 6-digit code you will set your safe to so the lock doesn't time out while you are setting your code. Enter default code to unlock the safe: 1-2-3-4-5-6 Open the door and extend the bolts Press and HOLD [0] on keypad until double beep. (LED light will remain on during next steps) Enter DEFAULT code: 1-2-3-4-5-6 [double beep] Enter NEW personalized 6-digit code [double beep] Re-Enter NEW personalized 6-digit code [double beep] Your new code has been successfully set IMPORTANT: Make sure you test your new code several times with the door open before closing the safe to ensure your new code was set properly. Replacing an Existing 6-Digit User Code: Enter existing 6-digit user code to unlock the safe Open the door and extend the bolts Press and HOLD [0] on keypad until double beep. (LED light will remain on during next steps) Enter existing 6-digit user code Enter NEW 6-digit user code [double beep] Re-Enter NEW 6-digit user code [double beep] Your new code has been successfully set IMPORTANT: Test new code several times before closing the door TROUBLESHOOTING LOW BATTERY: A series of beeps indicate that the battery is weak and must be replaced. LOCKOUT MODE: If the wrong code is entered 4 times in a row, the lock will go into lockout mode - where it will constantly beep and flash for 5 minutes. Simply wait 5 minutes until the beeping/flashing stop and try again.NOTE: Removing the battery will only pause this 5 minute timer. The battery must be connect the whole 5 minutes.
