SANCTUARY ONYX BM25S-2014-BW (01) PDF DOCUMENT

ATTENTION: A 2 person lift is recommended for safes under 200 lbs; a 3 person lift is recommended for safes over 200 lbs.

Be sure to keep backup keys stored in a secure place away from unauthorized users.

If you choose to utilize this safe to store a firearm, always follow proper firearm storage and local laws.

SA Consumer Products strongly recommends that you do not store loaded firearms. Always ensure you are following the firearm safety rules set out by the firearm’s manufacturer.

A Sanctuary® safe or any other firearm storage device cannot take the place of other safety procedures including advising children of the dangers of firearms.

The Initial Entry Bag Contents include:

(2) Backup keys

User Manual

Inspection Card

(4) AA Alkaline Batteries

Tools and hardware to secure the safe onto a concrete floor are not included.

1. Locate your backup keys. Remove the cover from the backup key entry on the door of the safe.

2. Insert the key and turn to unlock.

3. Turn the handle clockwise to unlock. Open the safe door, then turn the handle back to its starting position so the locking plates are extended. Remove the backup key and set it aside. WARNING: Do not store backup keys inside of safe.

4. Locate the 4 x AA batteries. Install them into the battery compartment on the inside of the door panel. The unit will beep when batteries are successfully installed. Replace the battery cover.

The batteries must be inserted with the correct polarity. Exhausted batteries must be removed from the product and discarded safely. Do not mix old and new batteries. Do not mix alkaline or standard (carbon-zinc) batteries. Do not use rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries.

1. Remove the screws using a Phillips head screwdriver. Next, remove the metal shipping brackets.

2. Choose the level you want your shelf at.

3. Insert 4 black plastic clips into the holes, ensuring the shelf will be level.

4. Set the shelf on top of the clips to complete installation.

Your safe comes programmed with a factory code of [1 5 9 #]. For maximum security, you must re-program your safe with a new security code.

1. On the inside of the door, locate the protective cap.

2. Unscrew and remove the cap, revealing the reset button. Press the reset button.

3. You will hear 1 beep and the keypad and yellow LED will illuminate indicating that you are in programming mode.

4. Enter your new 3 to 8 digit security code followed by the [*] symbol.

5. If the code is accepted, the green LED will flash 2 times. If the code is not accepted, the red LED will flash 5 times. Press the programming button and start again.

6. Confirm your new security code by re-entering your new code. If the code is not accepted, restart the programming process. Replace the reset button cap when done.

INACTIVITY TIMEOUT: If this programming sequence is not completed within 10 seconds, the keypad will beep 5 times and the red LED will flash 5 times. Return to step 1 to restart this process.

5 consecutive rejected security code entries puts the safe in Lockout Mode. The keypad is deactivated for 5 minutes.

NOTE: At the start of lockout, you will hear 1 long beep and the red LED will light up once every 10 seconds. When Lockout Mode has ended, the red LED will flash 1 time and you will hear 1 beep. You will now have access to your keypad.

To turn on Silent Entry Mode, press and hold any button on the keypad for 5 seconds. The green LED will flash 1 time indicating the safe is now in Silent Entry Mode.

To exit Silent Entry Mode, press and hold any button on the keypad for 5 seconds. The green LED will flash 1 time and will beep indicating you are no longer in Silent Entry Mode.

In the event you are locked out of your safe, use your backup keys to gain access and follow the steps in the Security Code Setup instructions.

This safe is equipped with Low Battery Mode. The keypad will flash yellow each time a number is entered on the keypad. Immediately replace the safe’s battery to avoid being locked out of your safe.

NOTE: If the keypad is accepting your entry code but still not opening, it is highly recommended to replace your batteries and try again.

Tools Needed (NOT INCLUDED)

• Drill/Hammer Drill

• Drill Bit – 5/16″ (8mm)

• Wrench – 1/2″ (13mm)

• Safety Glasses

• Gloves

Hardware Required for Bolt Down Installation (NOT INCLUDED)

• (2) 1/4″ Lag Bolts between 2.0″ – 3.0″ in length

• (2) 1/4″ ID x 5/8″ OD round steel washers

• (2) 1/4″ Plastic ribbed concrete anchors (if mounted in concrete)

WARNING: Your safe is designed to support itself when the door is opened. However, caution should be used to avoid tipping. While securing your safe, be sure to have a second person hold and stabilize the safe to keep it from tipping, causing injury, and/or damaging the safe and surrounding structures.

WARNING: Always ensure the safe is in an isolated and dry area. Never place the safe in direct contact with a wet floor. We recommend using a moisture/protective barrier to prevent damage.

1. Open your safe door and remove the black caps on the safe floor. This will provide access to the factory drilled bolt down holes.

2. To secure your safe to the floor, it will first be necessary to drill pilot holes in the floor surface.

3. For concrete floor installation, we recommend using a hammer drill and 3/8″ concrete drill bit to drill the two corresponding holes in the concrete floor.

4. Insert and drive the plastic anchoring plugs into the pilot holes. You may need to use a hammer to fully insert the plugs into the pilot holes.

5. Secure the safe by threading all anchor bolts through the factory drilled bolt down holes in the bottom of the safe and torque each down tightly.

6. Replace the black caps onto the floor of the safe.

• To maximize burglary protection and stability, secure your safe to the floor.

• It is recommended that you store your safe in a closet, office, basement, bedroom, or any other location that is convenient for you but out of direct line of sight from prying eyes.

• Always ensure the safe is in an isolated and dry area. Never place the safe in direct contact with a wet floor. We recommend using a moisture/protective barrier to prevent damage.

• We recommend placing a moisture/protective barrier between your safe and concrete floor to prevent any moisture, mildew, and rust damage the safe. Installing your safe in a place with climate control (heat in the winter and cooling in the summer) is highly recommended.

• In areas of high humidity or frequent temperature fluctuations (garages) it is recommended to take appropriate precautions to ward against moisture damage.

• We strongly encourage the use of an internal dehumidifier and/or desiccants to protect your contents from rust or mildew. Internal dehumidifiers should not be in direct contact with the side or back walls.

• Store documents or heat-sensitive items in the bottom of the safe for greatest protection against fire damage. Store ammunition separately from your firearms.

• Do not put anything in your safe that will put pressure against the door when it is closed.

• As a good safety precaution, store heavier items either on the floor of the safe, or away from the middle of the shelves.

The hinges and internal locking mechanism are permanently lubricated, thus needing no further maintenance.

Opening the door panel of your safe may void your warranty.