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Chubbsafes HomeSafe S2-20-KL30

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Chubbsafes HomeSafe S2-20-KL30Omschrijving Specificaties Certificaten Alternatieven Levering opties Dubbel gecertificeerde kluis Deze kluis uit de HomeSafe serie van Chubbsafes is zowel inbraakwerend als brandwerend gecertificeerd. Ondanks het lichtgewicht is deze kluis van prima kwaliteit. Zowel te verankeren aan vloer als muur. Geleverd met verstelbare legbord(en), standaard uitgevoerd met een gecertificeerd dubbelbaard slot met 2 sleutels. Het merk Chubbsafes Chubbsafes heeft

Dubbel gecertificeerde kluis 

Deze kluis uit de HomeSafe serie van Chubbsafes is zowel inbraakwerend als brandwerend gecertificeerd. Ondanks het lichtgewicht is deze kluis van prima kwaliteit. Zowel te verankeren aan vloer als muur. Geleverd met verstelbare legbord(en), standaard uitgevoerd met een gecertificeerd dubbelbaard slot met 2 sleutels.

Het merk Chubbsafes

Chubbsafes heeft een rijke historie die teruggaat naar 1871. Begonnen als Lips Brandkasten is het familiebedrijf over de jaren heen uitgegroeid tot een grote internationale speler op de markt van inbraak- en brandwerende kluizen. Vanwege de verdere internationalisering fuseerde het bedrijf in 1971 met de Engelse beveiligingsonderneming Chubb. In het Chubbsafes assortiment vindt u kluizen binnen de hele range inbraak- en brandwerende normen. Zo vindt u kluizen die volgens de zwaarste inbraakwerende normen zijn gecertificeerd en bovendien bescherming bieden tegen brand en explosies.
Artikelnummer P000000355
EAN code 5055409509215
Merk Chubbsafes
Type product Inbraak- en brandwerende kluis 
Model HomeSafe
Type slot EN 1300 gecertificeerd dubbelbaard klavierslot met 2 sleutels
Interieur  1 legbord in hoogte verstelbaar 
Certificaat inbraak ECB-S gecertificeerde inbraakwerendheid volgens EN 14450 S2 
Certificaat brand  ECB-S gecertifieerde brandwerendheid volgens EN 15659 LFS30P 
Duur brandbescherming  30 minuten 
Brandbescherming voor Papier 
Indicatie waardeberging  € 5.000 contant / € 9.000 kostbaarheden
Deuropening  180 graden
Vergrendeling aantal zijden 1
Uitwendige afmetingen (HxBxD) 300x360x390 mm
Inwendige afmetingen (HxBxD) 210x355x281 mm
Verankering Bodem (2x) en achterwand (2x)
Inhoud (l) 21 liter 
Gewicht (kg) 32 kg 
Kleur RAL 7016 - antracietgrijs
Bestelling voor 14:30 uur geplaatst, dezelfde werkdag nog verwerkt
Wij garanderen u een snelle levertijd voor al onze kluizen omdat we als geen ander begrijpen dat u snel gebruik wilt maken van de veiligheid die een kluis u biedt. Daarnaast worden alle zendingen voorzien van Track & Trace code en verzekering zodat u deze snel en risicovrij kunt ontvangen.

Wij kunnen u hulp bieden met het plaatsen en verankeren van uw kluis. Hieronder vindt u onze mogelijkheden van verzending (tarieven gelden voor de Benelux):

  • Gratis levering (aflevering bij de deur)
  • Discrete verpakking (€ 9,50)
  • Plaatsing en verankering bg of lift 140 kg (€ 230,00)
  • Plaatsing en verankering bg of lift 250 kg (€ 260,00)
  • Plaatsing en verankering bg of lift 500 kg (€ 375,00)
  • Plaatsing en verankering bg of lift 750 kg (€ 450,00)

Een inbraakwerende kluis met een gewicht van minder dan 1.000 kg moet volgens de Europese norm op vakkundige wijze worden verankerd aan de muur of vloer. Alleen dan zijn uw kostbaarheden pas echt beschermd tegen inbraak. Veel verzekeraars eisen dan ook dat kluizen deugdelijk verankerd zijn. Onze specialisten zorgen ervoor dat de kluis conform de veiligheidseisen wordt verankerd.

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