3.3
Opening the Safe Door
The safe door lock will be either a mechanical combination lock or an electronic
combination lock (Figure 3-3). An optional mechanical keylock is also available
with the mechanical combination lock or the electrical combination lock
(Figure 3-3). A handle releases the safe door after the correct combination has
been entered.
The mechanical combination lock or electronic high
security lock MUST BE ACTIVATED to maintain UL 291
24-hour Service Level 1 burglary resistance protection.
The mechanical keylock does NOT provide burglary
resistance protection.
1
Mechanical combination lock - LaGard 3390EX
2
Keylocking feature
3
Keylock Class B - S&G 6880 Keylocks
4
OTC electronic lock - Cencon® system 2000 electronic lock
5
Single/dual electronic lock - ComboGard 6040 Electronic Lock
6
Keylock UL 437 (optional) - LaGard 2270 Keylocks
[1]
7
Safe handle
[1]
Can only be used as secondary lock.
Figure 3-3 Locks and Handles on the Safe Door
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