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VDH-4 ES safe

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Burglar-resistant: EN 1143-1 class 4
Insured value: €75.000
Fire resistance: DIN 4102 (30 minutes)
Vault door Grade 7

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Burglar-resistant: EN 1143-1 class 7
Insured value: €0
Fire resistance: DIN 4102 (30 minutes)
Vault door Grade 5

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Burglar-resistant: EN 1143-1 class 5
Insured value: €125.000
Fire resistance: DIN 4102 (30 minutes)

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Classification of safes and safes

You want to store money, important documents and valuables with a high financial or emotional (and therefore irreplaceable) value safely, protected against theft. A high-quality European certified burglar-resistant cabinet or safe offers you the required protection and therefore the desired security. Good burglar-resistant safes and cabinets are tested according to European standards such as EN 14450 and EN 1143-1. During testing, one or more openings are made by testers who have relevant knowledge, skills and burglary tools.

European standards

EN 14450 - Home safes - Security level 1 to 2
EN 1143-1 - Safes, safe doors and safe walls - Grade 0 to XIII
EN 1143-2 - Deposit drawer safes - Grade 0 to IV

*Standardization*	*Cash*	*Valuables*
EN 14450 S1	€ 2.500, -	€ 5.000, -
EN 14450 S2	€ 5.000, -	€ 9.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 0	€ 7.000, -	€ 14.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 1	€ 10.000, -	€ 20.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 2	€ 25.000, -	€ 50.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 3	€ 45.000, -	€ 90.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 4	€ 75.000, -	€ 150.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 5	€ 125.000, -	€ 150.000, -
EN 1143-1 Grade 6	€ 250.000, -	€ 500.000, -
Grade 7 or higher '	in consultation with insurer '	in consultation with insurer

Safes with a European standard can be recognized by the metal plate on the inside of the door. This states which standard and resistance class the safe complies with. Always ask your insurer which standard and class your safe must meet.

Coverage Indicator

Insurers link an amount of cash value to the various resistance classes as an indication of the cover. This is based on the storage of cash in a burglar-resistant safe which is located in uninhabited, unguarded and unsecured buildings within built-up areas. Depending on the security measures taken, insurers can deviate from the cover indication. Many insurers only provide a cover indication or value storage indication.

NCP standard

The NCP, in collaboration with the VGW, has set up a system to be able to compare the home safes in a fair way. This NCP classification has classes SAFE 1 to SAFE 4. The current EN 14450 standard replaces this way of classification. The Working Group Inscaling Safes has been out of action for a long time now. The last edition of the booklet Coverage Indications for safes & safe doors dates back to June 2001. Many products that have received a SAFE indication after this date are questionable because the manufacturer has done this themselves.

Write-down SAFE 1 to 4 as of January 1, 2016

As of January 1, 2016, the SAFE 1,2,3 and 4 designation will no longer be recognized! This designation was created at the time as a bridge to the current European standard EN 14 450.

Testing and Certification

The European standards are performance standards. This means that the standard does not describe how the safe is constructed, but what resistance the safe must have in the event of an attack. During the testing of the safe, the safe is opened as soon as possible. Then a mathematical formula is released on the factors of time and tools, resulting in a resistance class.

The various tests are performed manually. The standard does not describe how strong and how skilled the tester must be. As a result, the results of the different test institutes are different.

It is the intention that safes from different institutes can be compared with each other. Two European organizations (EFSG & ECB-S) have therefore drawn up rules to enable comparable tests to be carried out. These institutes check each other's test data, among other things.

EFSG = European Fire and Security Group

The EFSG has a Multilateral Agreement with the test and certification institutes to verify and accept each other's test results. Certification of the safes is arranged decentrally by the various certification institutes. Safes can be recognized by the VdS, CNPP, SBSC or ICIM plate on the inside of the door.

The main EFSG members are:

VdS Schadenverhutung
Cologne, Germany
CNPP Center National de Prevention et de Protection
St. Marcel, France
SSF Service AB & SBSC Svensk Brand- och Säkerhetscertifierung AB
Stockholm, Sweden
Istituto Giordano spa & ICIM Spa
Bellaria & Milan, Italy

Other EFSG members who do not perform vault tests:

Building Research Establishment (BRE) (former LPCB)
London United Kingdom
AFNOR Certification (AFNOR)
France La Plaine Saint-Denis Cedex
European Security Systems Association (ESSA) eV
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Dansk Brand- og siringsteknisk Institut (DBI)
Copenhagen, Denmark

ECB-S = European Certification Boards•Security

The ECB-S is an independent certification organization where the test reports of approved test institutes are assessed. Certification of the safes is centrally controlled by ECB-S. Safes can be recognized by the ECB-S plate on the inside of the door.

The ECB-S approved test institutes are:

Applus+
Barcelona, Spain
Istituto Giordano spa & ICIM Spa
Bellaria & Milan, Italy

Other ECB-S members who do not perform vault tests:

MPA Braunschweig and MPA Dresden
Freiburg, Germany
Fraunhofer Institute for Kurzzeitdynamik
Efringen-Kirchen, Germany

Anchoring of safes and safes

The money and value storage association (VGW) advises to properly anchor safes up to a weight of 1.000 kg, so that they offer sufficient resistance to being taken away quickly. In 91% of the burglaries where a safe is found, it was taken instead of opened on the spot.

Don't take any chances and anchor your safe!

The segment anchor

The segment anchor is supplied as standard with your safe. This is the lightest anchor in the Van den Hoven range for a concrete base.

Extraction value in kg:	560
Drill diameter in mm:	Ø12
Drilling depth in mm:	65
Minimum floor thickness in mm:	90

The heavy duty anchor

The heavy-duty anchor has a higher pull-out value than the segment anchor, fits tightly in the anchoring hole, and can be disassembled again after assembly, making it ideal for safes with floor and wall anchoring.

Extraction value in kg:	900
Drill diameter in mm:	Ø14
Drilling depth in mm:	85
Minimum floor thickness in mm:	100

The anchor rod with chemical paste

The anchor rod with chemical paste has the highest pull-out value and does not create any tension in the floor and/or wall. The glass tubes with anchor rods can be installed without special tools. All you need is a drill and a hammer.

Extraction value in kg:	1600
Drill diameter in mm:	Ø14
Drilling depth in mm:	110
Minimum floor thickness in mm:	150

The chemical shell

If floor and wall anchoring must both be chemically anchored, we recommend using anchor rods with chemical paste in the floor and an anchor rod with chemical sleeve for the back. Special tools are required for mounting the chemical sleeve and can only be performed by Van den Hoven.

Extraction value in kg:	1500
Drill diameter in mm:	Ø22
Drilling depth in mm:	100
Minimum floor thickness in mm:	150

Heavy duty anchors are used as standard for mechanical anchoring by Van den Hoven. For chemical anchoring, anchor rods with chemical paste with a higher pull-out value are used as standard than the glass impact anchors.

Proper anchoring of the safe is only possible with a solid foundation. Choose a suitable location for your safe on a concrete floor and/or against a concrete wall. For lighter safes, anchoring in the floor and wall is best. Take into account the disassembly of the safe: when only anchor rods with chemical paste are used, it is not possible to release the safe from the anchoring afterwards.

All VDH safes under 1.000 kg are equipped with at least two anchoring holes in the bottom as standard. We recommend chemically anchoring your safe because this gives the highest pull-out value and because these anchors are placed tension-free.

Shipping rates

	Express delivery (*, see below)	Delivery technical service (**, see below)
Shipping rate 1	€ 42,--	€ 143,--
Shipping rate 2	€ 103,--	€ 143,--
Shipping rate 3	€ 123,--	€ 188,--
Shipping rate 4	€ 152,--	€ 216,--
Shipping rate 5	€ 183,--	€ 276,--
Shipping rate 6	€ 183,--	€ 386,--
Shipping rate 7	€ 325,--	€ 386,--
Shipping rate 8	free	€ 216,--
Shipping rate 9	free	€ 276,--
Shipping rate 10	free	€ 386,--
Shipping rate 11	free	€ 413,--
Shipping rate 12	€ 35,--	na

Prices include 21% VAT.

Express delivery*: delivered to your home on the ground floor behind the first closure (provided it is flat, without sills), carried out by a forwarder in the Netherlands (except for delivery on the Wadden Islands and in the Amsterdam postal code areas (1011 to 1018): ask about the options) . Delivery abroad is possible. Contact us for the possibilities.

Delivery technical service**: delivered to your home and leveled on the ground floor or with the elevator on the first floor, carried out by driver(s) Van den Hoven in the Netherlands (except delivery on the Wadden Islands and in the Amsterdam postal code areas (1011 to 1018) : ask for the possibilities). Delivery abroad is possible. Contact us for the possibilities.