Is this product's magnet strong enough to penetrate the safe's interior carpeting and still be effective?
636996
No, I have mine on the outside of my safe. It is a temporary rifle rest that holds them while you get others out. I also keep one in my car to use when I shoot in the country. I can lean them up with it, without scratching up my cars finish.
636997
No not at all ...I got my money back on this it's all plastic and doesn't even have an mounts where you can hook it onto predrilled mounts. It's all plastic like I mentioned hell if you pay the shipping you can have mine. It's crap.
636998
No, I have a 10 gun safe and it will not stick on the inside of the safe. You might do well to glue some tin strips to the inside of the safe.
1201575
This safe is made with a fire-proof/waterproof material. It is not made for protection against drill attacks. My research shows that a nice drill can put a hole in this safe. There is not too much metal to it. A magnet sticks to it weaker than a fridge, so any professional theif will laugh at this safe whereas anyone else will have trouble just moving it. It weighs well over 100 pounds and is too bulky to pick up easily.
201581
NO, the magnets are for entering only. It does have a manual lock to keep them in
1462283
Probably not. Magnet is OK, but not super strong, will likely fall off too if you leave it there all the time
472183
I highly doubt the magnet is strong enough to affect it. It shouldn't be a worry :)
1295287
Not sure. We have a concrete floor, made a wood box, place the safe inside, and fill with concrete. It will never move.
1579907
I don't think they are specific to a safe. I think it can be opened with any magnet.
1707399
Just checked with a strong fridge magnet, and no it is not. It is very handy in the kids room, though.
1249098
Hello, There is no Magnet Inside. So if the phone is inside a plastic and rebberized case, it is not safe to use.
1466225
Yes the magnet is very strong, your not going to have any issues with it falling off.
658378
Christen, I am not sure about this. The key that I placed in the safe is a "Valet" type key with no chip embedded. This just allows me to get into the vehicle when I have locked my keys inside. There may be information in your vehicle owners manual regarding care of the fob that would address magnets. I would also recommend adding a zip tie/ cord to secure the safe to a fixed point in the event that the magnet were to come loose. The magnet is very strong and this is unlikely.
439532
Yes, as long as its use is "short term". It's really a safety issue and conditional upon: 1.) its placement under the carpet and whether it would be subjected to constant foot and/or other types of transport traffic(heavy or light), and, 2.) whether this is a long term installation in lieu of a properly installed electrical outlet at the end location of the "cord under the carpet." (NOTE: This action falls under the Electrical Safety Code issues of unsafe practices...generally, disapproved by Electrical Inspectors and truly Licensed Home Inspectors due to possibility of a heavy falling object piercing the cable/cord and shorting out the circiut and/or causing a fire due to arcing or sparking.)
1542254
I've had this on the inside of my 10 gun safe for about a year, and have never had any issues with it. It hasn't gotten in the way at all, and I typically open the cabinet at least once a week.
173598
The magnet should be mounted as close to the magnet as possible. The further the magnet is away the more potential will be for false alarms. I mounted the magnets approximately a quarter to 5/16 of an inch away from the transmitter.... and I have had no false alarms on them.
2090588
It works, yes. But I would not consider it "secure". If someone wants to get in, they will. Metal is not terribly thick, but works.
487703
No, it really needs more magnets, and it does not protect from things that crawl under it. Still, It does a pretty good job. We don't have space for a swinging door, so I'm pretty happy with it.
291200
It may be mounted in any position, however you must be conscious of any obstructions that may hinder your ability to access the interior of the safe. you must also be able to comfortably access the key pad or fingerprint feature, depending on which model you purchase. The door is hinged approximately 1/4 in above the actual bottom of the safe so if it is mounted on a carpeted surface, there should be enough clearance for the door to operate correctly.