Sealey Electronic Combination Security Safe 380 x 300 x 300mm SECS02

Sealey Electronic Combination Security Safe 380 x 300 x 300mm SECS02

Marsoni

M251S

$114.23

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Sealey Electronic Combination Security Safe 380 x 300 x 300mm SECS02Heavy duty construction with twin locking bolts. Simple to operate electronic keypad accepts numbers between 3 and 8 digits, giving millions of combinations. Three LEDs show security, power and operating status. Also supplied with two keys for manual override should batteries fail. Includes mounting screws and wall plugs. Batteries not included. Specifications Detail Heavy duty construction with twin locking bolts. Detail Simple to operate electronic

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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026