Is it fire rated and if so, to what temperature?
620574
I do not believe these are fire rated, as I couldn't find any information on the Website or my manual.
620575
I can find no information regarding fire rating. The product specs indicate that it is NOT fireproof. The box is steel which will provide some additional time before sympathetic detonation of your cartridges. The simple rule of thumb for ammunition must apply....the interior of this box must be kept below 350 F or you will be at risk of cookoff.
871826
I believe it was rated at 300-350 somewhere in that range. Should be on the mfg website if you google it.I have used it up to 260# with no problem.
2194962
After looking up the difference between UL and ETL fire ratings, and I found that the claims for the SentrySafe units are a bit disingenuous at best. The ETL rating simply states that the test furnace is raised to the specified temperature (1550 degrees in this case) and the rating determined by the length of time it takes for the inside thermocouples to reach 350 degrees. The UL tests raise the temperature to the a specified temperature (in this case 1550 degrees), held for half an hour and then allowed to cool. Cooling can take up to 60+ hours, depending upon the size of the safe. In the the case of the smaller fire safes, this time would no doubt be shorter. But UL imposes a different standard for maximum inside temperatures. The rating has two rating classifications: a class rating, designated numerically (125, 150 or 350; these determine the maximum inside temperature at the end of the test) and a time rating (1/2, 1, or 2 hours). The 125 and 150 class rating is for electronic media. The 350 class rating is to provide a safety margin for paper, which ignites at 420 degrees, even in the absence of direct flame. So...yes, the box is fire rated for 1/2 hour, but be wary of the claim regarding your electronic media. Tapes would be destroyed, and even the survival of CD/DVD media would be questionable.
2226413
No it's not fireproof. It's just sheet metal with some foam padding. There's no fire-proofing material of any sort.
327186
Product description rates it by time, not degrees. It is rated for 30 minutes of fire time.
1213615
I would assume it has a fire rating,.as it is designed for use over hot areas, and as for out door use, I have had two installed outdoors in a covered patio area that still look new 3 years later
1777643
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.
888918
I used at 450 - no issue. I am sure it goes to 500+ - they probably don't want to state for legal reasons. Its cast iron - probably would take crematorium type heat to melt. I used over BBQ grill for pizza - no problem - just don't touch without gloves!
700228
Hot enough that you cannot hold you finger on it for more than half a second, but not so hot that it would catch something on fire. Not sure about exact temp, but I would say 120 degrees.
1548135
I don't know but it's low. It heats well and looks good and my son who I got it for loved it. I do believe that there is a faultiness with the fire running thing but we set up a light from dollar store inside and it worked fine (fire doesn't have to run for heat completely aesthetic.) For price and heat I'd give it a 4 looks 5 out of 5 but fire may need to be rigged down the road. It is not expensive to run like heaters of the past.
2189211
I can't give a temperature but I have cooked just about everything on mine with no problems. I also have a 4 burner for large parties and I can't say it works any better other than hold more. I love this one so far.
533177
We use it at 425° - 450°. It's stone/ceramic, so I think it would be OK since it was probably fired at a way higher temp than 600° when it was manufactured.
264512
I don't know specifically but I've used it in baking bread at 425 degrees F. It scorched somewhat but no flame.
356004
That I know off no it's fire proof but water proof haven't experience it jet the safe it's well built love it really great safe recommend hope this help
713890
We own one and I would say it is not fire safe. It is a great safe for storage but is not built like a fire safe.
167750
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.
1538606
Considering it was sent to me via mail I think you can check no. Really, what is not flammable if you intentionally set fire to it? It is not combustible, which is probably really what USPS wants to know.