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Mini steel electronic safe with PIN code and key lock, SecureBox-15

GTIN: 5906935202623 · SKU: SecureBox-15

Table of contents​

Specifications​

  • Colour: light blue
  • Material: powder-coated steel
  • Material thickness: 1.5 mm
  • Capacity: approx. 5 litres
  • Power supply: 4 × AA 1.5 V
  • Opening system: mechanical key lock and electronic code lock
  • Electronic lock type: 3–6 digit code lock
  • External dimensions: 24 (W) × 16 (L) × 18 (H) cm
  • Package dimensions: 30 × 22 × 24 cm
  • Product weight: 2 kg
  • Weight with packaging: 3 kg

Kit contents​

  • SecureBox-15 safe
  • Two mechanical (emergency) keys
  • 4 self-adhesive anti-slip pads
  • USB charging cable
  • User manual

Opening and unlocking the safe for the first time​

To open the safe for the first time, first remove the rubber cap that protects the mechanical lock on the front panel. Take out the emergency key, insert it into the mechanical lock and turn it to the left, then turn the keypad knob of the combination lock to the right to open the door.

Battery installation​

The safe requires 4 "AA" (1.5 V) batteries. Open the safe, remove the battery cover on the back of the door and insert the batteries, observing the correct polarity. Alkaline batteries are recommended.

Once the batteries are in place you should hear two beeps and see a green light, confirming the keypad is powered.

Setting the PIN code​

The factory default code is 1234 — you should change it before putting the safe into use. A code can be up to 10 digits long.

To change the code:

  1. Press the settings switch on the side of the door, behind it. The orange indicator lights up to show the safe is ready for a new code.
  2. Enter a new code of up to ten digits and press the # key to confirm.
  3. The orange LED turns off and the buzzer sounds twice — the new code is now saved and replaces the old one.
tip

If you mistype while entering the code, press the * key to clear it. Choose a code that is not a birthday or a sequence of repeated/sequential digits, and keep a written copy in a separate, secure place.

Keypad lock​

Entering an incorrect code three times in a row locks the keypad for 5 minutes. During this time the control button does not respond — wait 5 minutes before trying again.

Replacing the batteries​

If, after some time of use, the safe gives three beeps and the orange LED flashes three times when the door is opened, the batteries are running low and must be replaced.

Open the safe, remove the battery cover on the back of the door and replace all 4 "AA" (1.5 V) batteries with new ones. Alkaline batteries are recommended.

Safety​

  • Place the safe in a discreet, hard-to-reach place.
  • Do not leave the safe open and unattended.
  • Protect the keys — losing them will prevent access to the contents of the safe.
  • The product is not waterproof or fireproof. Avoid contact with water and moisture.

Maintenance​

  • Check the condition of the lock and mechanism regularly — if you feel resistance, gently lubricate the lock with a dedicated lock lubricant.
  • Keep the inside of the safe clean.
  • Avoid contact with water and moisture — the steel structure is resistant, but prolonged moisture can lead to corrosion.
  • If you notice mechanical damage, do not use force — contact technical service.

Frequently asked questions​

How do I open the SecureBox-15 for the first time?
The safe ships with the mechanical lock. Remove the rubber cap on the front panel, insert one of the supplied emergency keys into the mechanical lock and turn it to the left, then turn the keypad knob to the right to open the door. Install the 4 AA batteries and set your own PIN code before using the safe.
What is the default code and how do I change it?
The factory default code is 1234 and you should change it on first use. With the door open, press the settings switch on the side of the door behind it; when the orange LED lights up, enter a new code of up to 10 digits and confirm with the # key. Two beeps and the orange LED turning off confirm the new code. Use the * key to clear a mistyped code.
What do I do if I forget the code or the batteries are dead?
Use the mechanical key. Remove the rubber cap on the front panel, insert the emergency key into the mechanical lock, turn it to the left and turn the keypad knob to the right to open the safe at any time, regardless of the electronic code or battery state. After opening, replace the 4 AA batteries and set your code again.
The keypad stopped responding — what happened?
Entering the wrong code three times in a row locks the keypad for 5 minutes as an anti-tamper measure. The control button will not respond during that time. Simply wait 5 minutes and try again, or open the safe with the mechanical key in the meantime.
How will I know when the batteries need replacing?
When the batteries run low, the safe gives three beeps and the orange LED flashes three times when you open the door. Replace all 4 AA batteries (alkaline recommended) as soon as you notice this signal so the electronic lock keeps working.
Is the SecureBox-15 fireproof or waterproof?
No. The SecureBox-15 is a compact burglary-resistant steel safe but it is not fire-rated or waterproof. It protects money, documents and small valuables against theft and casual access. Keep it away from water and moisture, and place it in a discreet, hard-to-reach spot.

Downloads​

Original manufacturer PDF manuals kept available as a legacy reference. Everything from them is already covered on this page — use the PDFs only if you need an offline copy.