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Safe Fire Ratings Explained

Related Videos: What Fire Rating Do You Need in a Safe?    • How Much Fire Rating Do You Need in a...   Burglar Ratings Explained:    • Safe Burglary Ratings Explained   Buy Fire Rated Safes Online from at ACME Locksmith: https://acme-safes-for-sale.com Sentry Safes on Amazon. 1.2cf 1-Hr. UL Rated Sentry Fire Safe: https://amzn.to/3ih0IqM 2.0cf 1-Hr. UL Rated Sentry Fire Safe: https://amzn.to/2Tk06bA 4.7cf 30-min ETL Rated Sentry Fire Safe: https://amzn.to/3xdfDca How can you tell what a safe's fire rating is? What do all the Safe Fire Rating Numbers Mean? What is a 350 fire rating? What is a data safe's fire rating? How is that different from a standard safe's fire rating? In this video we explain what the fire ratings for safes mean. We cover the Safe UL Fire Rating, The ETL fire rating, and the KIS/JIS fire rating classifications. We also show data on whether or not a safes fire rating really makes it a fireproof safes. A safes fire rating means that the content of the safe will not exceed the stated temperature for the specified period of time when the safe is exposed to a fire. A safes fire rating is made of three components. The internal temperature that the safe will not exceed when in a fire, the length of time the safe will not exceed that temperature and the temperature that the fire rating test was performed at. The UL fire rating for safes R-5573 is the gold standard. It is conducted at significantly higher test temperatures than the ETL and other fire rating classifications. This means that in a standard house fire the safe may actually perform longer (resist the heat of the fire) for a longer period of time than the safe is fire rated for. The UL Fire rated safes also go under an explosion test. The must pass this test to get the UL certification. Optionally, the safes may also have a safe drop test done. This test is a 30' drop test to see if the safe opens and simulates the safe following through the floor of a three story building. If you are not protecting valuables, but are focused on protecting paperwork, an inexpensive safe, like a Sentry safe will do the job just fine for you. 00:00 Intro 00:49 Where To Find the Safe Fire Rating 01:18 What Safe Fire Ratings Mean 02:30 Common Fire Rated Thresholds 05:08 Safe Fire Certification Agencies 06:18 Explosion & Drop Tests 07:48 How to Be Sure Fire Ratings Hold Up 09:25 Are Cheap Fireproof Safes any Good? I am an Amazon affiliate and will get a small commission if you purchase using the above link.