Securikey MINI VAULT/FR series Anleitung zur Verwendung

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MINI VAULT/FR

OPERATION & INSTALLATION GUIDE

SERIAL NUMBER:

DATE OF PURCHASE:

MODEL PURCHASED:

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We recommend that you read the entire manual carefully. If you have purchased an electronic

safe then registration is a condition of ongoing support.

What have you received?

Please check carefully that you have received

the following items. If not, please contact your

supplier.

• 2 keys, only if your safe is equipped with

a key lock.

• 1 battery (the battery could already be ﬁtted

by the factory), only if your safe is equipped

with an electronic lock.

• Fixing set.

• A shelf and shelf supports, if your safe is

equipped with a removable shelf.

• Motion sensitive light.

What can you store in this safe?

• Jewellery.

• Cash.

• Credit cards, cheques.

• Passport, driving licence, birth certiﬁcates.

• Insurance documents etc.

Please note that this product is not designed

to protect computer media. Depending on

where you locate your safe, it may be subject

to humidity. Stamps and other delicate items

should therefore be stored in an airtight

container before being put in the safe.

Opening and closing the safe.

Please check that the safe works correctly before installing it or securing items inside.

Closing:

• Ensure that the bolts are not protruding

(the bolts are the metal pins which

protrude from the side of the door and thus

secure the safe). If necessary, turn the key

clockwise to retract the bolts.

• Gently push the door shut. Now turn the

key anti-clockwise until it stops.

• Now remove the key from the keyhole and

store it safely away from the safe.

Note we recommend that the spare key is not

kept in the safe.

Opening:

• Insert one of the keys supplied in the

keyhole. Note: the key only ﬁts the keyhole

in one position: do not force it!

• Turn the key clockwise until it stops. Do

this gently. The door can now be opened by

pulling the key or handle towards you.

• The handle is ﬁxed and designed to assist

with opening the door it does not retract

the bolts.

• With the bolts retracted the keys cannot be

removed.

KEY LOCK

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Battery Installation/Replacement.

Important: For indoor use only.

Battery Low Voltage: 5.2 ± 0.2V. The display

will alert low battery when battery voltage

reaches 5.2±0.2V. Please replace the battery

immediately.

Battery Replacement Instructions:

One 9V alkaline battery is installed in the Battery

Management compartment in the bottom of the

EntryPad.

• To replace/install the battery, follow these

steps:

– Release the latch of the battery

compartment, by pulling lever downward,

see Fig. 2.

– Pull out the battery compartment from the

bottom of the Entry Pad, see Fig. 3.

– Take out the battery and replace with a

new 9V alkaline battery (Duracell

and Energizer brands are recommended).

The battery compartment will receive the

battery, orienting the positive and

negative terminals correctly, see Fig.4.

– Put the battery compartment back into the

entry pad. Push up the latch of the battery

compartment until it snaps closed,

see Fig 1.

DIGITAL ENTRY PAD

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Functionality and Operation.

Features:

1. Manufacturer default code is 1-2-3-4-5-6

Function of Code

a) Unlock safe lock system

b) Change code

Operation

The lock when ﬁrst used will be set to its default code 1-2-3-4-5-6. Enter the 6 digit code, each entry

will be accompanied with a beep and a ﬁnal single beep when the correct code is used. Multiple (3)

beeps at the end of the code indicates incorrect code. Once the correct code has been entered move

the handle from a horizontal to downward vertical position and gently pull to gain access.

Wrong Entry Penalty

Entry of four (4) consecutive invalid codes results in a 5-minute penalty time period.

a) The unit beeps at 5 second intervals indicating that it is still in the penalty time period.

b) While the system is in penalty time, the entry pad buttons remain unresponsive.

Pressing buttons during penalty will not restart or lengthen the penalty time period.

It will continue to count through the 5 minute penalty time period.

c) While the system is in penalty time, removal of the batteries will interrupt the

penalty time countdown. Upon reinstallation of the batteries, the entry pad continues

to count down until the 5 minute penalty time period expires.

Standby Status

In order to conserve battery power, the system will revert to standby status if there is no

key press within 10 seconds. Standby status is indicated by two short beeps.

Automatic Re-lock

The safe lock system automatically relocks after 6 seconds of being opened by

a valid code.

Low Battery Alert

a) Repeated beeping (8 beeps) during an unlock operation indicates that the battery is

low and needs immediate replacement.

b) The manufacturer recommends the use of a 9-Volt standard alkaline battery (Duracell or

Energizer brands are recommended) replaced annually.

DIGITAL ENTRY PAD

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Programming.

User Programming Instructions.

1. Always perform these operations with the safe lock unlocked and the safe door open.

2. Before closing the door, make sure all the program changes are correct.

3. The system will not allow the user code to be set to six zeros.

Changing Code

a) Enter “0” six times. A single beep will sound, indicating the entry is valid and the system is

awaiting the code change.

b) Next, enter the existing six (6) digit code. A single beep will sound, indicating the entry

is valid.

c) Enter the new six (6) digit code. Two beeps will sound, indicating the entry is valid.

d) Re-enter the new six (6) digit code. One beep will sound, indicating the codes entered in

steps c and d are the same and the code changing process is successful.

e) If three beeps sound, the code change process has been unsuccessful. The existing code

is still valid. Repeat steps a to d.

Note:

a) Test the new code at least 3 times before closing the door to make sure the code has

been programmed correctly.

b) The system will revert to standby status if there is no key press within 10 seconds.

Standby status is indicated by two short beeps.

c) Do not forget to register your safe (page 11).

SPECIFICATIONS:：

Power Supply: DC 9V Power Supply Range: DC 4.5V-12V

Standby Current : <50μA Active Current: <20mA

Battery Low Voltage: 5.2±0.2V Working Temperature: 0：~ +49°C

Working Humidity (max): <90% Code Length: 6 Digits

Mechanical System Life Span: >100,000 Cycles

DIGITAL ENTRY PAD

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The Securikey ‘Mini Vault‘ series of safes are designed to be

positioned and secured to either ﬂoor and/or wall.

Please read all instructions before commencing installation!

Location:

The decision on where to site and install your safe should take into consideration its concealment and

make possible attack methods more difﬁcult. Where possible site the safe so as to restrict access to

the bottom, sides and top. When ﬁxing a safe to the ﬂoor up and against a wall, any obstacles such as

skirting board should be removed so there is no gap between the back of the safe and the wall.

Select a good, sound, level wall and/or ﬂoor to which to install your safe, ensuring that no services

such as gas/water pipes will be interfered with.

The safe must be anchored to the ﬂoor or to the wall (preferably both) and there are ﬁxing holes

provided for this purpose in the base and back of the safe. The type of ﬁxing bolt to be used depends

on the structure to which the safe is to be anchored. The safe is supplied with commonly used

concrete anchor bolts. Should it be necessary to afﬁx to structures where other types of ﬁxing are

better suited, it will be necessary to buy speciﬁc ﬁxing bolts, which can normally be found in any

hardware store.

Anchoring procedure:

• Place the Mini Vault in the desired location and check that full access to the safe will be possible

when installed. Noting the white operation and serial number sticker on top left side

• Using the safe as a template, mark the ﬁxing position on the surface to be drilled.

• Using a 10mm concrete bit, drill holes to a depth of 75mm.

• Remove the dust from the hole using a vacuum cleaner.

• Reposition the safe and insert the ﬁxing bolts through the safe body and tighten as necessary.

In order to fulﬁl requirements of the EN Certiﬁcation your safe must be anchored to a concrete ﬂoor or

concrete wall with a minimum of 2 ﬁxings.

INSTALLING YOUR MINI VAULT

INSURANCE CERTIFICATION

This certiﬁcation conﬁrms that the products listed below

are designed to provide overnight cash cover of

£4,000 (x 10 valuables)

Provided the unit is installed in accordance with our instructions

Jeremy Cassady, Managing Director

MINI VAULT

MINI VAULT FR

Tested and approved to EN14450-S2

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INSURANCE CERTIFICATION

This certiﬁcation conﬁrms that the products listed below

are designed to provide overnight cash cover of

£4,000 (x 10 valuables)

Provided the unit is installed in accordance with our instructions

Jeremy Cassady,

Managing Director

MINI VAULT

MINI VAULT FR

Tested and approved to EN14450-S2

Springlakes Industrial Estate, Deadbrook Lane,

Aldershot, Hampshire, GU12 4UH

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This cash rating certiﬁcate is designed as a guide only and as with all safe

manufacturers we advise you consult your insurer to ensure their full approval

of location and suitability for the goods insured by them.

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• When closing the door, there should never be anything between the door and the safe

(eg a paper clip). The bolts must be fully retracted.

• Do not ﬁll the safe to such an extent that it is hard to close the door. The locking mechanism

could then seize up as a result of pressure on the inner plate.

• Ensure that the key in the door does not hit a wall when opening. This can cause the key to snap,

and can damage the mechanism. The use of a distorted key can damage the lock.

• If you ﬁnd that the lock becomes harder to open or stiffer, never use oil or graphite powder to

‘lubricate’ the lock. This can make the tumblers sticky, which could prevent the lock from

opening at all. Your supplier can advise you on the correct cleaning product to use.

• The outside of your safe can be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth. Never use chemical

cleaning agents.

• Always use new 9V Alkaline batteries.

Although your safe has been manufactured with the greatest care, a fault may nevertheless occur,

such as:

• The locking mechanism does not work.

• You cannot open your safe.

• Faulty lock.

• You lose your key.

• You forget your code for a digital lock.

The most important rule is not to try and force anything. The locking mechanism in particular is made

of precision components which can be damaged.

MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

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1. All claims under the warranty must be accompanied by proof of purchase.

2. Claims under the warranty must be made to the dealer from which the unit was purchased.

3. The warranty applies only to the initial purchaser and is not transferable.

4. The warranty does not apply in the event of damage or faults which are the result of:

a) Accidents, misuse, wear and tear, neglect, wilful damage, ﬁre or malicious attack.

b) Incorrect installation and/or use in a manner which conﬂicts with the relevant legal, technical

and/or safety standards.

c) An unauthorised modiﬁcation.

d) Repairs carried out by anyone other than an authorised dealer or the manufacturer.

e) Negligent transportation without appropriate packaging or protection.

f) The incorrect programming of numerical, combination and/or electronic locks.

5. No claim will be accepted under this warranty involving losses occurring in transit.

6. Batteries and faults caused by incorrect insertion or use of batteries with the wrong voltage are

excluded from the warranty.

7. The warranty gives no right to reimbursement of any loss apart from the replacement or repair

of the faulty parts. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any consequential loss or any

other consequences caused by or connected with the products supplied by it, including loss

or damage to items stored in it by theft, ﬁre, water ingress, condensation, chemical attack or

other means.

8. The costs of shipping, packing and shipping insurance will always be borne by the customer.

9. Only the manufacturer may amend the conditions of this warranty.

10. Repairs or site visits that are not covered under this warranty will be chargeable. Please ﬁrst

clarify with your dealer whether your claim is covered by warranty.

In the unlikely event of a fault developing, please contact your supplier.

STANDARD 12 MONTH WARRANTY TERMS

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This registration process is speciﬁcally designed for consumers who have purchased a Digital keypad

safe. While we are happy to assist consumers who have purchased a key locking unit, they will not

need to complete the registration form, but instead use our website to increase the standard

12 month warranty to 24 months.

Why Register

Once the digital safe has been installed and you are happy with its operation and the code change

process, it is time to register the unit with Securikey. This registration will ensure that should you

have any difﬁculty in operation, forget your code or struggle to program the lock, we can always get

you in. Each safe is programmed with a default code 1-2-3-4-5-6 and has a hidden master code held

by us in a secure database (every safe is different).

Familiarity

The lock inside the safe door and the safe body each have a white sticker bearing the same 20 digit

serial code, this ties the 2 items together. Included in the plastic bag with this set of instructions you

will have seen a blue label for your use with the same 20 digit number :

Example

Completion of Registration Card

On the page opposite you will see a registration card forming part of the cover. Cut along the line

indicated and complete the details with whatever you feel appropriate. Attach the blue sticker, if it

has not already been done, to the registration card (noting the serial number on the front cover of

these instructions in the space provided).

Place the card in a plain envelope, apply appropriate postage and return to the address indicated in

Aldershot.

While we will not acknowledge receipt of registration, you can contact us to receive conﬁrmation.

Should you require any future assistance in operation, code change or the use of the Mastercode then

a phone call armed with the appropriate serial number and your personal details including security

question response will be required.

NB. It is possible to change the Mastercode from that held on our database but we will not be able

to assist you in operation or override should you choose to do this.

DIGITAL SAFE REGISTRATION & SUPPORT PROCESS

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