Olympia4mm Thick GOSafe Fingerprint Safe
R2,699
About
The modern design Olympia GOSafe safe is used to store important documents and other similar things. The safe lock opens with a fingerprint. The safe has a wall thickness of 4 mm and can be easily fixed on a wall. To protect valuables, a vibration alarm can be activated. Works electronically with 4 AA batteries (not included), if the batteries are empty, the safe can be opened with the supplied backup power supply or emergency key.
Product Specifications
- Wall thickness: 4mm
- Up to 100 fingerprints can be stored.
- With liner bottom.
- Double bolt locking mechanism.
- Includes two emergency keys and emergency power supply.
- Alarm in case of three wrong entries or vibration (additional activation).
- With LED indicator light.
- Wall mount possible.
- Mounting material included.
- Powered by 4x AA batteries (not included).
- Dimensions (WxDxH) & weight
- GOSafe 100: 250 x 350 x 250mm - 8.5kg
- GOSafe 200: 230 x 430 x 350mm - 14.5kg
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