![]() The standard does not describe how strong and how skilled the tester must be. The various tests are performed manually. Then a mathematical formula is released on the factors of time and tools, resulting in a resistance class. During the testing of the safe, the safe is opened as soon as possible. This means that the standard does not describe how the safe is constructed, but what resistance the safe must have in the event of an attack. The European standards are performance standards. Many products that have received a SAFE indication after this date are questionable because the manufacturer has done this themselves. ![]() The last edition of the booklet Coverage Indications for safes & safe doors dates back to June 2001. The Working Group Inscaling Safes has been out of action for a long time now. The current EN 14450 standard replaces this way of classification. This NCP classification has classes SAFE 1 to SAFE 4. ![]() The NCP, in collaboration with the VGW, has set up a system to be able to compare the home safes in a fair way. Many insurers only provide a cover indication or value storage indication. Depending on the security measures taken, insurers can deviate from the cover indication. This is based on the storage of cash in a burglar-resistant safe which is located in uninhabited, unguarded and unsecured buildings within built-up areas. Insurers link an amount of cash value to the various resistance classes as an indication of the cover. ![]()
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