BURGLARY TESTS
Chubbsafes manufacturing processes are constantly improved with new barrier materials that are slimmer, lighter and cheaper than existing materials in order to reach optimum efficiency and quality.
BURGLARY RESISTANCE: EUROPEAN STANDARDS AND SECURITY GRADES
Safes and vaults are awarded a Grade for burglary resistance. The grading system is important as the contents of a safe will only be insured for the correct value if the safe carries the appropriate grade. As the insurance ratings differ from a country to another, the insurance details shall be checked with your Gunnebo local contact.
Chubbsafes’ products meet the conditions of the following European standards:
| Security Cabinet | EN 14450 | Grade S1 and Grade S2 |
| Safes, ATM Safes, Strong Rooms and Vault Doors | EN 1143-1 | From Grade 0 to Grade XIII |
| Deposit Systems | EN 1143-2 | From Grade I to Grade IV |
| High-Security Locks | EN 1300 | From Class A to Class D |
BURGLARY RESISTANCE: EUROPEAN STANDARDS AND SECURITY GRADES
- To provide the appropriate level of protection, the products are tested to comply with the latest industry standards. Within a test, there are single product features tested, and not only the safe as such:
- The wall and door barriers
- The boltwork
- The drawer sliders
- The lock
- The handle
- Base fixing strength
- Preparation for alarm installation
Levels of resistance
Alongside extremely strict standards, you will also find a number of others that are less stringent in terms of resistance (*The UL 72 test doesn’t necessarily involve conducting a drop test).
In American markets, the following UL standards apply:
| UL 687 | Safe door and front face | Class TL-15 |
| Deposit safe | Class TL-30 Class TRTL-30 | |
| Safe door and body | Class TL-15X6 Class TL-30X6 Class TRTL-15X6 Class TRTL-30X6 Class TRTL-60X6 Class TXTL-60X6 | |
| UL 608 | Vaults and vault doors, modular panels | Class M – ¼ hour Class 1 – ½ hour Class 2 – 1 hour Class 3 – 2 hours |
FIRE RESISTANCE
Chubbsafes solutions are also compression tested and fire-resistant products are given thermal resistance tests in extreme temperatures to simulate the conditions of a real fire. For fire protection, these standards vary according to whether you want to protect paper documents, digital media or other highly sensitive objects. This is because the temperature at which data media (e.g. 50°C) and documents (e.g. 170°C) deteriorate differs according to the item protected. Fire-resistant products are certified in accordance with the standards in the table below.
The temperature at which data media (e.g. 50°C) and documents (e.g. 170°C) deteriorate differs according to the item protected. In order to fully protect data media, industry standards indicate that products should carry ECB•S EN 1047-1, UL 72 Class 125 or NT Fire 017 60/120 DIS.
Fire resistance certificates for cabinets and drawer files:
| EN 1047-1 | Document (P or Paper): | S 60 P (1 hour) S 120 P (2 hours) |
| Digital Media (DIS or Diskette): | S 60 DIS (1 hour) S 120 DIS (2 hours) | |
| NT Fire 017 | Document (P or Paper): | 60 Paper (1 hour) 120 Paper (2 hours) |
| Digital Media (DIS or Diskette): | 60 Diskette (1 hour) 120 Diskette (2 hours) | |
| EN 15659 | Document (Paper): | LFS 30 P (1/2 hour) LFS 60 P (1 hour) |