How well would this work for security purposes, such as writing your name/number on valuables to identify later at pawn shops?
937397
Well it really depends on what you are writing on but I'm sure it will work great if you don't want people to see something
937398
That is a good question. I bought these pens for a party for my child. I bet that would work for your purposes
937399
I think it would only work well writing on paper. It's not permanent the way a Sharpie is.
2160637
Its just a barcode scanner you would need some Database to look up the barcode to get the rest. In short no, but also it could be.
2038491
I've used it to open a men's sports watch. I hope that is sufficient information.
987863
Yes I use 2 name tags back to back so that when holder flips you still have info. I've found these to be of good quality and our membership wears the tag everywhere we have appearances. Highly reccomend
1745138
I gave it as a gift. It's a deterent. Not for true valuables. Not a heavy lock.
893764
It is straightforward but you are limited in terms of characters for naming items, I had to heavily abbreviate mine. Hope this helps!
1359771
You have to be able to open the safe in order to press a button allowing programming of another print. Mine works great for everyone in my family that have their prints entered, I have just one fingerprint that it doesn't always recognize. If your storing a weapon I would suggest you choose another finger. John J.
673546
Yes it responds with the name or phone number dependent upon what is stored in your phone.
1703189
I would not consider it a high security however it has some features that make it suitable for our uses. It allows for multiple user codes so different people can be assigned their own code. We use it on out door rest room facilities at a small beach resort. This allows for guests to have access without letting random people off the beach to use. We also use inside to limit staff access to liquor room and restricted areas that may have a cash box or employee files. Do not recommend it as a primary access lock.
1071939
We attempted to fool it as well and all failed. We never thought about someone trying to duplicate a fingerprint to fool it. We have a house alarm so it's really just a primary line of defense and more of a convenience for us not to have to worry about our teenager carrying a key.
650459
Yes, pens do work on all parts of these slips so you can manually record your transaction information without the aid of an imprinter.
1738095
This safe is not exactly theft proof, as someone could carry it away and try to break it open. It is very heavy, however, which would make it far less likely to be stolen. I keep the key in a hidden place, so that documents cannot be easily stolen. The safe also has to be opened in a specific way, which would make it hard to open it in a rush even if they had access to the key. Hope this helps!
2015584
This machine is very limited in detecting fake money. It is primarily for counting. And it does.
1377033
Yes. I could store passports and a big volume of money (in that occasion I had just notes with small facial value, for this reason a big volume of money) It's perfect to store this kind of things
1753332
yes, it is like a telephone keypad....some numbers have letters under them....so you could program it with a name, etc.
1648571
Yes it will work for that. I use it to look at coin dates and detail and also to see if jewelry is 14 k or sterling silver.
750018
Yes it can,and very well I might add. My girlfriend used it for a few things before it was stolen :-(