Fireproof for how long and to how many degrees?
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The documentation says (UL Classified) When subjected tempertures up to 1700 F (927C) for a duration of 1 hours, the safe interior will remain below 350 degrees F (177 C). Explosion (UL classifed) to a flash fire in a 1000 degree F (1093 C) furnace for 30 minutes during which the safe will not explode or rupture. Fire impact (ETL verified) After being heated to 1550 degress F (843C) the safe is dropped 15 feet onto rubble then cooled, inverted and reheated to 1550 degrees for 30 minutes. Data Protection (ETL Verified) 1 hour fire protection of CD, DVDs, memory sticks and USB drives up to 1700 degrees F (927C). This product is NOT intended to protect computer floppy or 2 1/4 inch disketts, cartridges, tapes, audio, or video cassettes, or photo negatives.
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All safes, if fire-proof and especially water-proof will have moisture issues. Try using something like this: New and Improved Eva-dry E-333 Renewable Mini Dehumidifier Depending on climate, you can get a month or so before recharging. If you choose to use silica, reheat them at least monthly in the oven on 150 for 4 hours. I hope this helps.
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You should also have a lighter. This will start fire where a lighter will not ignite in wet conditions and this is good for hundreds of uses and your lighter will run out of butane. Has a flame source of 5400 degrees Fahrenheit.
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I left it in my car (I live in florida) and it was at least 105°. A week later, I used to put out an engine fire. I think it depends on the duration.
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I would start with a small, lower heat fire after 24-48 hours, and gradually work up from there. My experience has been that even after it has dried enough to handle, there will still be some moisture that needs to escape. A gradual build fire can help you prevent extra cracking from this moisture.
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It really depends on your flame setting, I would pack an 8oz and a 4oz for a 5 day trip and that should be more then enough. Remember the higher your flame setting the faster your fuel consumption!
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Im not sure how heat resistant this is but I can assure you its not fire proof.
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Well the package states that it burns at 1300F, burns well at high altitude, that depending on conditions one large cube will bring 1 pint of water to a boil in 8 minutes (and it recommends using an Esbit burner), and that one large cube burns for approximately 12 minutes. I bought them as a backup for survival but have only had the opportunity to get the fire going in the fireplace on three separate occasions now and they work beautifully.
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not without alot of extra work. Forget the word safe and think fireproof box.
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Heat in water for one hour. Remove from hot water and place directly on a burner for an additional three hours. Your looking for 400 plus degrees on the matetial. Do not use anything other than a hotplate burner. This can explode.
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No, I doubt this safe is "fireproof". A) because it is made of thin steel plate with no insulation. B) the manufacturer would cheerfully make that claim if it were fireproof. However, it is a wonderful way to lock my rifle/shotgun away from grandchildren who frequently visit my home.
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They don't claim it to be fire proof and it doesn't look like its made to be fireproof. It is solid steel construction. There doesn't seem to be any insulation.
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You need to burn about five at a time, be sure the peat brick are not too far back in the firebox....move them as close as possible to the front without letting smoke into the room.
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What type of spray poly would be used? The epoxy can go up to approximately 225 degrees F for short periods of time. It would not work well on a fire pit table. For further questions or concerns please call toll-free at 1(877)342-8860. Thank you.
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In an air tight safe, i would expect they would last a long time. Unless you open the safe every day. I use one in a locker. Not air tight, not fireproof. I get about 4 weeks before recharge.
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According to the label on the fire extinguisher it can be stored at up to 120 degrees.
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when i bought safe fire security was not one of my main problems. what i wanted was somewhere to secure my passport and a few papers. but i supposed that it meant that if a fire occurred in my home then the safe would protect paper contents for at least 1/2 hour. that as i have already said did not concern me.