what is the certified fire rating
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You can go to the First Alert store site and read the manual. It states the inside temp stays below 350 degrees for 30 mins in a 1000 degree fire...............
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This safe is made of steel without the insolarion I'm gonna say it's not fire proof! It is a very nice though . If it were me and your looking for a fire proof safe I would look at one that is actually fire rated.
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.
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Yes, it is fire proof. Unfortunantly, I don't remember the time and temperature rating and I am not at home to check any paperwork. I was satisfied with the rating for keeping paper document and jewelry in the safe.
140655
It all depends on what your using it for, I use it for fire responses and have it programmed and fall under our licensure there but as far as I know you don't need one just check with your local area
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This response is directly from Mediabridge support: "In-Wall certified means that the cable has been submitted to "Underwriters Laboratories", a for-profit testing center that submits the cable to a vertical flame test to see how the cable performs while in a fire. We see no value in the test so we do not participate. Our raw materials manufacturer that makes the body of our 50ft HDMI cable has already had the material tested so we keep that rating but all other cables we sell are not submitted by choice." Hope this helps you out! James
913779
I'm not sure I can give an answer to this. The only reason I bought this was to satisfy the fire inspector. It did so I guess it is bright enough to fulfill code.
978410
I don't know what rating means in the content you are asking but it is a really nice heater works GREAT it gets hot if you turn it up too high I love my pool
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It is 1 meter per UL fire code requirements for all countertop kitchen appliances
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I do not know them. Please contact Furniture Creation the seller. What are fire codes by the way?
2226412
Yes, BUT. There are a set of fire ratings. This model is good for paper documents, but not digital media. If you google fire ratings you'll get a much more detailed answer.
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I don't know, I bet there is an 800 number somewhere on the packaging or the site its for sale at. I'd call that number and check there, or you could possibly write down the specs or description of it and call your local fire department. They may know too.
1446994
I don't know it official rating, but I can't imaginie it would last more than a few minutes in a real blaze. This is great for making change, but I wouldn't use it for long term storage
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Get a real fire extinguisher. If I were inspecting for a foster home certification, I would not approve these. They are only good for small fires, and I mean small. If you need them for a real fire, they will not do. I've had similar products in the past, and they were good for a small fire that we had. The can ran out quickly, too. We had to grab the real one from the garage to full put it out. For that reason, I would recommend these for use with small fires that you don't want to use the real extinguisher for. They are great for little fires, but are no better than a bucket of water for a larger fire. Get a real fire extinguisher. If I were inspecting for a foster home certification, I would not approve these. They are only good for small fires, and I mean small. If you need them for a real fire, they will not do. I've had similar products in the past, and they were good for a small fire that we had. The can ran out quickly, too. We had to grab the real one from the garage to full put it out. For that reason, I would recommend these for use with small fires that you don't want to use the real extinguisher for. They are great for little fires, but are no better than a bucket... » Read More Get a real fire extinguisher. If I were inspecting for a foster home certification, I would not approve these. They are only good for small fires, and I mean small. If you need them for a real fire, they will not do. I've had similar products in the past, and they were good for a small fire that we had. The can ran out quickly, too. We had to grab the real one from the garage to full put it out. For that reason, I would recommend these for use with small fires that you don't want to use the real extinguisher for. They are great for little fires, but are no better than a bucket of water for a larger fire. « Show Less
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All of our mattresses meet the requirements of 16 CFR Part 1632 (Cigarette Smoldering Test) and 16 CFR Part 1633-Federal flammability. Our mattresses are CertiPUR-US certified which means they are made without CFC's, PBDE, and formaldehyde.
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Kim, I'm not really sure. It is somewhat heavier then the others I looked at, and well made, but I just didn't need to worry about any fire-retardant quality.
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.