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Salvus is our own safe brand, representing quality, versatility, and security. Our safes are manufactured in modern facilities within the European Union, using the most advanced techniques and prioritising quality at every stage. Each step in the production process complies with strict EU and Dutch regulations, ensuring you receive a safe that is both reliable and sustainable.
The quality of Salvus safes is guaranteed by the ECB-S certificate, an internationally recognised mark for security products. Our factories are regularly inspected by this independent certification body. This ensures that your Salvus safe meets the highest safety standards and is always accepted by insurers.
The Salvus range includes a diverse selection of burglar-resistant safes, fireproof safes, deposit safes, key safes, gun safes, and drawer cabinets.
Burglar resistance standard
Good burglar safes and lockers have been tested according to European standards such as EN 14450, EN 1143-1 en EN 1143-2 (European standard for deposit vaults). The Resistance class is determined by several factors, such as metal thickness of the wall and vault door and additional retardant factors that are incorporated into the walls.
Rating Cash Valuables (cash/valuables)
Insurers apply a rating, expressed as a cash value, to the various classes of protection that safes offer to indicate the cover provided. The higher the value, the more burglar resistant the safe is.
Fire resistance standard
Good fire-resistant safes and cabinets have been tested in accordance with European standards like EN 1047-1, EN 15659 and UL 72. For the extra strict fire fall test (EN 1047-1 and UL 72), a fire resistant safe is dropped about 9.15 metres to show that the contents would still be protected from the effects of fire if the safe fell through a floor.
Fire resistance in minutes
A fire resistant safe is specially constructed to protect the contents from the effects of fire for a certain period of time. The protection offered is expressed in time: 30, 60 or 120 minutes. These are the lengths of time a safe has to offer protection against a fire before the safe reaches the critical temperature.
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