Preventing Surprises
The last thing you want when you go to open your safe, especially in an emergency, is to find out the batteries are dead in its electronic safe lock. Liberty Safe recommends that you replace the battery in your safe lock every six to 12 months. This will ensure your safe can always be opened quickly, as is intended by equipping it with a reliable electronic lock.
Liberty Safe uses high-quality SecuRam electronic locks for their safes because of their extreme reliability. Learn more about upgrading your safe to an electronic lock by contacting your local Liberty Safe dealer.
Our gun safes have the option to be manufactured with an electronic lock instead of a manual key lock or dial. As of 2018, the SecuRam ProLogic electronic lock is an available option on all models of Franklin, Fatboy, Lincoln, National, and Presidential Series safes, and comes standard on the Premium 20 models. SecuRam safe locks offer the reliability of mechanical locks while providing the convenience of an electronic lock. Electronic locks can be factory installed on 23 models and larger, including Centurion, Colonial, Franklin, Lincoln, Presidential or National Security safes.
If you own an older model of Liberty Safe, it will have an S&G model lock, which will also continue to provide excellent security for years. Not sure which electronic lock is on your Liberty Safe? We have a guide to help you identify your electronic lock. Regardless of your model, you can rest assured that your safe has lasting protection.