Fireproof and Biometric Safe Boxes for Home Use

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• TOTAL SECURITY, TOTAL PEACE OF MIND: Feeling a bit jittery about hiding meds, guns, and other sensitive stuff from the little explorers? Stressed about keeping your treasures safe? Well, say hello to the Kavey Safe! Made with sturdy low-carbon alloy steel, sporting a beefy 6cm anti-drill door, a sneaky 1mm anti-pry design, and four whopping 28mm anti-theft bolts, this Kavey Safe Box will kiss your security worries goodbye for good!
• 🔥【UNBREAKABLE】Kavey heavy fire safe is made of thickened steel plates and equipped with 2 sides of 4 solid steel bolts (20mm in diameter) and a 60mm thick all-steel door panel to prevent drilling and prying. The internal hinge design ensures the sealing of the door even if the external hinge is cut off, providing strong and reliable anti-theft capabilities.
• 🔥【FIREPROOF DETECTION】Kavey fireproof safe box, designed and developed in the United States, has undergone rigorous factory fire testing. Conforms to U.S. UL fire detection standard, it can withstand temperatures up to 1200°F/650°C for 30 minutes, protecting your documents, money and valuables from fire damage.
• 🔥【DOUBLE FIREPROOF】Heavy duty fireproof safe utilizes 18mm reinforced fireproof gypsum board as a flame insulation layer to help your documents withstand the test of fire safely. The fireproof sealing strip expands automatically at high temperatures, fully sealing the door to prevent flames from spreading to the interior.
• 1. The kitten played with the ball.
• 2. I want to eat my lunch now.
• 3. She rode her bike to school.
• 4. The flowers were blooming in the garden.
• 5. The students listened to the teacher's instructions.
• ADVANCED BIOMETRIC RECOGNITION, SMART CONVENIENCE：Here's the scoop on the bio fingerprint upgrade: Kavey home safe now features a top-notch high-resolution biometric sensor that can detect details at 650 DPI and unlock in a speedy 0.1 seconds. Plus, it can store up to 20 different fingerprints, making it a breeze for multiple users to share access. How impressive is that, right?