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Certificates in individual classes:
|
SAFETY GRADE |
LEGAL GROUNDS |
DESCRIPTION |
|
0 to XIII |
PN-EN 1143-1 European norm |
Ensures antiburglar protection of valuables. |
|
S1 and S2 |
PN-EN 14450 European norm |
Ensures antiburglar protection of valuables. |
|
Arms and ammunition |
KT/101/IMP/2008 technical criteria |
Cabinets for storing arms and ammunition. |
|
A |
Regulation 57 and 58 of Ministry of National Defence in line with Regulation of Council of Ministers of 1st June 2010 on organisation and operation of secret offices |
Devices for storing confidential documents. |
|
B |
Regulation of Council of Ministers of 1st June 2010 on organisation and operation of secret offices |
Devices for storing secret documents. |
|
C |
Regulation of Council of Ministers of 1st June 2010 on organisation and operation of secret offices |
Devices for storing top secret documents. |
After successfully passing tests conducted by authorised bodies, a safe is granted a certificate in a relevant class of resistance. The higher the level of protection ensured by a safe, the higher the class of resistance granted to it. More valuable items may be kept in a higher class safe.
