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Steel electronic safe with PIN code and key lock, SecureBox-30

GTIN: 5906935202173 · SKU: SecureBox-30

Table of contents​

Specifications​

  • Colour: beige
  • Material: powder-coated steel
  • Material thickness: 2 mm (door), 4 mm (housing)
  • Capacity: 8.5 l
  • Power supply: 4 × AA 1.5 V
  • Opening system: mechanical key lock and electronic code lock
  • External dimensions: 31 (W) × 20 (L) × 20 (H) cm
  • Package dimensions: 36 × 25 × 25 cm
  • Product weight: 4.2 kg
  • Weight with packaging: 4.5 kg

Kit contents​

  • SecureBox-30 safe
  • Two keys
  • Two mounting screws
  • User manual

Opening the safe for the first time​

To open the safe for the first time, remove the plastic cover ("B") from the front panel, insert the key into the lock and turn it to the left (counterclockwise). At the same time, turn the knob ("A") clockwise to open the safe.

SecureBox-30 front panel: rotary knob (A) and key-lock cover (B)

Battery installation​

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

Programming the code​

  1. With the safe door open, press the red "C" button on the back of the door, close to the hinge. Release the button — you will hear two beeps and the yellow LED will light up.
  2. Within 15 seconds, enter a new code of 3 to 8 digits, then confirm by pressing the letter "B". The safe beeps twice and the yellow LED turns off — your code has been programmed.
  3. Write down the new code and verify that it is stored correctly by opening and closing the safe door.
tip

Choose a code that is not a birthday, anniversary or a sequence of repeated/sequential digits. Keep a written copy of the code in a separate, secure location.

SecureBox-30: red button (C), battery cover (D) and mounting holes

Using the safe​

To open the safe, enter your code and then press the letter "B". After the beep sounds and the green LED lights up, turn the knob clockwise to open the door within 5 seconds.

If you enter the wrong code three times in a row, the safe locks — wait 20 seconds before trying again.

Low-battery warning​

If the batteries run low, the red LED (in the centre of the keypad) informs you immediately. To check the battery status, simply enter your code and try to open the safe: if the batteries are weak the red LED lights up; if nothing happens, the batteries are fine.

Replacing the batteries​

The safe requires 4 "AA" (1.5 V) batteries. Open the safe, remove the battery cover ("D") on the back of the door and replace the 4 used batteries with new ones. After replacing the batteries you must reprogram the code as described in step 3 above. Alkaline batteries are recommended.

Emergency (manual) opening​

For your convenience the safe is fitted with a manual opening system. If you forget or lose your code, remove the plastic cover ("B") from the front panel, insert the key into the lock and turn it to the left (counterclockwise). Then turn the knob ("A") clockwise to open the safe manually at any time.

warning

Keep the emergency keys in a safe place away from the safe itself — never leave them inside or on top of it. If both keys are lost, opening the safe requires a locksmith.

Anchoring the safe​

To minimise the risk of the safe being stolen, it can be fastened to the floor, a wall or a cabinet. The safe has mounting holes (8 mm diameter) on the back and on the bottom, allowing it to be permanently fixed with wall plugs.

note

The safe should be kept in an upright position during installation.

Safety​

  • The safe is intended for storing money, documents and small valuables. Do not store items that could damage the lock mechanism.
  • The product is not waterproof or fireproof. Avoid contact with water, other liquids and excessive moisture.
  • Place the safe in a stable, dry location, ideally anchored in a corner and bolted to two surfaces.
  • If you have trouble opening the safe, do not use force — contact authorised technical service.
  • Always change the factory code on first use and replace the batteries as soon as the low-battery LED appears.

Frequently asked questions​

How do I open the SecureBox-30 for the first time?
The safe ships closed without a programmed code. Remove the plastic cover on the front panel, insert one of the supplied keys, turn it counterclockwise and at the same time turn the knob clockwise — the door opens. Then install the 4 AA batteries and program your own PIN code before putting the safe into use.
How do I set or change the PIN code on the SecureBox-30?
With the door open, press the red button on the back of the door near the hinge. After two beeps and the yellow LED lighting up, enter a new 3–8 digit code within 15 seconds and confirm with the letter 'B'. Two beeps and the yellow LED turning off confirm the code is saved. Test it by closing and reopening the door before relying on it.
What do I do if I forget the code or the batteries are dead?
Use the mechanical key. Remove the plastic cover on the front panel, insert the key, turn it counterclockwise and turn the knob clockwise to open the safe at any time, regardless of the electronic code or battery state. After opening, replace the 4 AA batteries and reprogram your code.
How will I know when the batteries need replacing?
A red LED in the centre of the keypad lights up when you enter your code if the batteries are running low. If it lights up, open the safe, replace all 4 AA batteries (alkaline recommended) and reprogram the code — the code has to be set again after every battery change.
How do I anchor the SecureBox-30?
The safe has 8 mm mounting holes on its back and bottom. Use them as a template to drill into the floor, wall or cabinet, insert wall plugs and tighten the supplied mounting screws. Keep the safe upright during installation. Always anchor the safe — even a heavy safe can be carried away if it is left loose.
Is the SecureBox-30 fireproof or waterproof?
No. The SecureBox-30 is a burglary-resistant steel safe but it is not fire-rated or waterproof. It protects money, documents and valuables against theft and casual access. If you need fire or water protection, ask our sales team for a certified fire safe instead.

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.