4 Drawer Lateral File

FireKing® Signature Series Lateral Filing Cabinets Recessed Handles. Available in 31", 38" and 44" wide 2-drawer, 3-drawer and 4-drawer models available Recessed Handles (standard) Available 11 standard colors Medeco high security key lock (standard) More lock options available UL 1-hour fire rating 30 foot UL impact rating 2000 Explosion Hazard Rating Water resistant Made in America FireKing File Cabinets Lock Options & Features LOCK OPTIONS Key Lock Available for Combination Dial, add $48.00 cost to Combination Lock Price. You can choose from: UL Listed Group 2 Combination Lock. UL Listed Group 1R Manipulation-proof Combination Lock. UL Listed Group 1R Self-Powered Mas-Hamilton X-09 Lock. Features three modes of operation, including dual responsibility, providing 500 billion possible combinations. All dimensions are industry standard and will retrofit Group 1 and Group 2 mechanical locks. UL Listed Group 2 Electronic Lock. Features an electronic lock's master code; you can easily control who has access by adding, deleting, or changing up to eight different user codes. The file locks automatically each time the drawer with the electronic lock is closed. A six-button combination opens the lock in five seconds or less. One million possible combinations makes it virtually unpickable. YOU CHOOSE ARRANGEMENT FOR KEY LOCKS, COMBINATION LOCKS OR ELECTRONIC KEYPAD LOCKS. NOTE: Safe-in-a-File models may have key or e-lock options installed in regular drawers, but outer safe door is key locked only and safe-in-a-file inner safe door is dial combination lock only. Safety Ratings For FireKing® Filing Cabinets, Media Safes, Files Protection Underwriters Laboratories® (UL®) UL is internationally recognized for conducting the most comprehensive tests in the world. For maximum records protection, a fire- and/or impact-rated safe by ul has been renowned as the best since 1923. Contractors, building and fire inspectors, and other code authorities all seek out the UL mark as confirmation of the highest level of security. In addition to being tested to withstand falls and fire, UL-rated safes can also survive a wide variety of attacks with both hand and power tools. Fire Ratings Fire ratings for protecting paper are evaluated by conditioning safes to withstand varying furnace heat for specific amounts of time. For example, the ul class 350 1-hour fire rating means that the internal temperature of the safe will not exceed 350°F for at least 1 hour when exposed to external temperatures over 1700°F. A safe may have a 1-, 2-, or 3-hour time classification. Media Ratings The UL class 125 rating for media protection means the safe must maintain an interior temperature less than 125°F and an interior relative humidity less than 80%. this classification will ensure protection for any electronic media such as digital discs, computer storage discs, and even microfiche. A safe may have a 1-, 2-, or 3-hour time classification. Impact Ratings These tests call for the safe to be heated to 1550°F for 30 minutes then dropped onto concrete rubble from a height of 30 feet within 2 minutes of leaving the furnace. Then it is inverted and reheated for another 30 minutes. An explosion test may also be administered to certain models, which leaves the safe in a 2000°F furnace for 30 minutes. It is then inspected for heat or moisture damage. RSC Burglary Rating A Residential Security Container (RSC) is tested to withstand five full minutes of rigorous prying, drilling, punching, chiseling, and tampering attacks by UL technicians. RSCs come in a B Rating (doors less than 1" thick and a body construction less than ½" thick) and a C Rating (doors at least 1" thick and a body construction at least ½" thick.) Both versions are constructed of steel.