First Alert 2087F Fire Safe

This capacity is well-suited for standard letter-sized documents, passports, cash, and small electronics like hard drives or jewelry boxes. While it isn't large enough for bulky items like binders or laptops, it provides ample room for the most critical household valuables.

The safe uses a traditional dial combination lock, which operates without the need for batteries or electronic keys. While it requires a bit more patience than a digital keypad, it is highly reliable and ensures you won't be locked out due to a dead battery.

The safe is designed to protect contents from water damage, such as from sprinklers or firefighting efforts, but it is not intended for long-term submersion. If you live in a flood-prone area, it is still best to keep the safe on an elevated surface rather than directly on the floor.

The First Alert 2087F is constructed from steel, giving it a significant weight that makes it cumbersome to move quickly. However, for maximum security, we recommend bolting it down if your specific location allows, as any portable safe can be moved if a thief has enough time and tools.

No assembly is required. The safe comes ready to use right out of the box, so you simply need to set your combination and place your valuables inside.