Reddit reviews Digital Safe-Electronic Steel Safe with Keypad, 2 Manual Override Keys-Protect Money, Jewelry, Passports-For Home, Business or Travel by Stalwart
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PORTABLE- The digital safe can conveniently be utilized in your home or business and can also be taken along for your car or hotel during travel. It can be mounted on your wall or floor if you wish to keep it in one place.MULTI-PURPOSE- Securely store your cash, jewelry, documents, passports, heirlooms, and more. Enjoy the peace of mind in knowing that your valuable assets and belongings are locked up safely!LED KEYPAD- The safe is protected with an LED lit keypad that can be programmed with master and guest codes 3-8 digits long. Equipped with 2 manual override keys, you will never have to worry about getting locked out of your safe if you forget the code.AUTOMATIC LOCK-After 3 incorrect entries, the alarm will sound for 20 seconds, and after 3 more incorrect entries, it will sound for 5 minutes, alerting you to attempted theft.PRODUCT DETAILS- Material: Steel. Dimensions: Exterior-(L)12.2”x(W)7.9”x(H)7.9”, Interior-(L)12.08”x(W)5.5”x(H)7.75”, Door-(L)10.4”x(W)6.0”. Wall thickness: 1.5mm, Door thickness: 3mm. 4 AA batteries and 2 expansion screws included.
The safe http://www.amazon.com/Stalwart-Electronic-Premium-Digital-Steel/dp/B00FARLXRW
Kinda related: Here's something the wife and I did years ago. I think it's a good tip.
Keep a second wallet, safe somewhere at home. I call them our "Bug Out Wallets."
When you renew your driver's license, pay an extra $10 to also get an ID card. When you get your passport pay the extra $10 to get the Passport ID Card in addition to the actual soft passport. In that same wallet we also keep some uncirculated but active credit cards with no annual fees, and each of them also have several hundred dollars in cash in them.
I bought a small (like $40 off of Amazon) pin code safe and lag bolted it into a bookshelf. That's where we keep the back-up wallets. We also keep various other small things in there. The keys to the firearm cabinet, extra house keys an extra set of car keys and car remote fobs.
It's come in very handy to have all of that important stuff in one area, when needed.