Vaultek PROMXI User manual

Toggle LCD Brightness 19
Toggle Bluetooth® 20
Toggle Smart Key Modes 20
Toggle DMT Sensitivity 20
Toggle Dual Entry Mode 20
Vaultek™ App Features / App Pairing 21 / 22
Securing Your Safe 23
Modular Interior 23
Adjust Interior Shelf Height 23
Product Registration 24
FAQ 25 / 26
Troubleshooting 27
Customer Support / Warranty 28
Table of Contents
Product Overview 01 / 04
Introduction / Warnings 05 / 06
Battery Operation / Battery Maintenance 07 / 09
Battery Installation 07
Charging the Battery 08
Master Code Programming 10
Smart Align Biometric Programming 11 / 14
Helpful Programming TIPS 11
Programming 1st and 2nd Fingerprints 12
Programming Additional Fingerprints 3-20 13
Deleting Fingerprints 14
Smart Key Operation / Smart Key Warnings 15 / 18
Smart Key Pairing 15
Toggle Smart Key Access Modes 16
To Unpair Smart Key 16
Multiple Safe Management 17
Hot Keys 18 / 20
Tamper Detection 18
Toggle Stealth Mode 18
Toggle Travel Mode 19
View Battery Status 19
Delete Fingerprints 19
Toggle Interior Light 19
Box Contents
Vaultek™ MXi Safe
Smart Key and Battery
Rechargeable Battery
AC Power Adapter and Charging Cable
Tutorial Videos
Listed below are some of the various tutorials available at vaulteksafe.com under Support/Tutorials.
Programming and Setup
Twin Pistol Rack
Hardware Mounting Kit
Owner's Manual / Quick Start Guide
Backup Keys (2)
+ More videos online.

06. Safe Status
07. Safe Name
08. Battery Level
04. Numeric Keypad
05. Micro-USB Charging Port
01. Smart Align Biometric Scanner
02. Silicone Key Hole Cover
03. LCD Screen
09. Bluetooth®
10. Smart Key
11. Impact Detection
12. Sound
13. Interior LED
LCD Screen Format
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14. Adjustable Shelf 16. PROGRAM Button
17. Pre-Drilled Mounting Holes
15. Module System
(Twin Pistol Rack)
18. LED Light Button
19. Battery Compartment
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Smart Align Biometric Scanner: Personalized access for up to 20 unique ngerprints. See pages 11 to 14 for
more information.
Keypad: The numeric keypad responds quickly for rapid access and has a built-in proximity sensor that lights up
when your hand brushes against the safe. See page 10 for more information.
The Vaultek™ MXi is a biometric, PIN access / Bluetooth® access safe. Its solid structure and penetration
resistant design makes it ideal for storing valuables such as rearms, jewelry, cash, and other personal items.
Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, the safe combines high security with complete access control.
Smart Key: Remote for on demand access. See page 15 and 18 for more information.
Vaultek™ App: Open the safe with the Bluetooth app. See pages 21 and 22 for more information.
DMT (Impact Detection): Motion activated alarm can be disabled or enabled with three levels of
sensitivity (Low, Medium, and High) using the Vaultek™ app or hot key functions. See page 20 for information.
IMPORTANT Check page 18 for Smart Key warnings.
CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF, OR THE INABILITY TO USE THE VAULTEK™ SAFE.
The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of
such marks by Vaultek Safe, Inc. is under license.

Battery Operation
Your safe uses a 3.7V 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion with a at
top. A minimum 2000 mAh capacity is required, however 2200
mAh or higher can be used to increase operation time.
Battery Installation
To get started, insert one of your backup keys into the keyhole at
the top of the safe (see Figure A). Push key in and rotate the key
90 degrees clockwise to open the safe.
Locate the battery compartment inside the safe beneath the
control panel (see Figure B).
Remove the battery cover by pressing down on the tab near the
top of the cover.
Insert the 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion battery (included in
accessory box) into the battery compartment. Note that your
Vaultek™ safe automatically detects the polarity of the battery
and can be installed in either direction.
When the battery is inserted you will hear a short welcome tone
and the keypad will light up.
Once you hear the tone replace the battery cover. You are now
ready to program your safe.
Charging the Battery
Your Vaultek™ safe is powered by a rechargeable
lithium-ion battery and comes with a charging kit
which includes an AC power adapter and a micro-USB
cable. Safe and micro-USB cable can be used with all
international power adapters.
Under normal usage, a fully charged battery can last
2 months. To recharge the safe, plug the micro-USB
cable into the micro-USB receiving jack located on the
lower right side of the safe (Figure C) and connect to
a standard USB port or wall outlet using the AC power
adapter. Approximate recharge time is 2.5 hours.
When charging the LED light above the micro-USB jack
(Figure C) will be on.
Due to the powerful features within the MX Series it is
recommended to keep the safe plugged in. A specially
designed VT powerpack is available as a separate
accessory to extend operation time 4 to 5 months.
Continue on next page for more information about the battery.

Battery Maintenance
Testing the Battery Power
To check the battery level, press and hold '6' and '8' key together on the keypad for 3 seconds.
Master Code Programming
First time users should change the default code as soon as possible to prevent unauthorized access to your safe.
You will also use this master code to pair the Vaultek™ app on your smartphone, so it should be kept
condential.
TIP: Code Requirements
Enter default code 1-2-3-4 on the keypad to open your safe.
With the safe open, press and hold the '1' key then the
"PROGRAM" button together (3 seconds)(Figure D) until all
status bar LEDs turn RED and let go.
Enter your NEW master code.
Press and hold the '1' key then the "PROGRAM" button together
again (3 seconds) until all status bar LEDs turn RED and let go.
Enter your NEW master code a second time.
Press and hold the '1' key then the "PROGRAM" button together a third time (3 seconds) until the safe beeps and
all status bar LEDs turn GREEN and let go. This tone conrms that the password has been reset.
If you make a mistake and the new code will not work, simply start over with step 2.
Your code can be a minimum of 4 and a maximum
of 8 digits. We recommend a code 6 to 8 digits in
length using at least one of each key to make it more
dicult for someone to guess your code. For your
security, the safe will time out and sleep if 6 or more
incorrect entries are made.
Two keys cannot be pressed simultaneously.
Programming a new code will overwrite your
previous code.
TIP! The Vaultek™ app will ask for your safe’s master
code during pairing and anytime you change the
code the app will ask you to re-enter it.
IMPORTANT
Replace the battery when one or more of the following occurs: A) all four of the white LEDs above the micro-USB
jack and blinking or B) it takes than 4 hours to recharge the battery.
Use a 3.7V 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a at top. A minimum 2000 mAh capacity is required,
however 2200 mAh or higher can be used to increase operation time.
A high capacity battery upgrade is available as an accessory through our website.
The adapter used to charge the battery should output 5V/2000mA or above when using micro-USB.

Continue on next page for more information about the ngerprint scanner.
Programming the 1st and 2nd Fingerprints
The 1st and 2nd ngerprints will be recognized as administrative ngerprints and will be used to authorize
additional users.
Open the safe. Program 1st ngerprint by pressing and
holding the '2' key then the "PROGRAM" button together
(3 seconds)(Figure G) until the screen prompts you to scan
the 1st of ve scans.
Using the helpful programming tips provided on page 11
place your nger on the ngerprint scanner for the 1st of
ve scans. When the safe beeps, and the screen prompts
the next scan remove your nger. If the screen indicates a
failed to complete then start over with step 1.
Place nger again over the scanner until the safe beeps
and the screen prompts the next scan and lift. You will
repeat this process until all scans (1-5) are programmed.
Close lid and test to see if the safe will open using your ngerprint. If you experience issues refer to the helpful
programming tips listed on page 11 or check our tutorials online at vaulteksafe.com under Support/Tutorials.
Repeat steps 1 through 4 to add the 2nd administrative ngerprint.
Continue on next page to program ngerprints 3-20.
Helpful Programming TIPS
Place the core of the ngerprint at (Figure E+F) over
the center of the scanner in line with the side LEDs (this
allows the scanner to read where most of the ngerprint
detail is located) see (Figure E).
Adjust your nger slightly between scans for increased
accuracy.
Excessive moisture, lotions, or dirt will aect your
ngerprint and may cause inaccurate sensor reading.
If you are experiencing diculty try dierent ngers.
Each nger is unique and some ngers, such as your
thumb, contain more readable information than others.
To increase success rate register the same ngerprint
multiple times.
ATTENTION! (Figure F)
Position your nger at against the scanner to
increase the amount of readable information.
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FIGURE G
authorized users have access to your valuables. The safe is capable of storing ngerprint data for up to 20 unique

Press and hold the '3' key then the "PROGRAM" button together until the safe beeps and the screen prompts you
to enter your master code.
Enter your master code on the keypad. If the code is correct, the safe will beep and the screen will indicate
deletion of all of the ngerprints.
Smart Align Biometric Programming
Programming Additional Fingerprints 3-20
The rst two ngerprints programmed into the safe are the administrative ngerprints. Any additional users
programmed require authorization from one of these ngerprints.
Open the safe. Program additional ngerprints by pressing and holding the '2' then "PROGRAM" button together
(3 seconds)(Figure G on page 12). The screen will prompt you to scan one of the administrative ngerprints.
Place one of the rst two programmed administrative ngerprints on the scanner and remove when the safe
beeps and screen authorizes the print. You can now program a NEW ngerprint.
TIP: If the administrative print is left on the scanner too long the safe will begin to program that ngerprint into
the safe again and not the NEW ngerprint. If this happens start over with step 1.
Using the helpful programming tips provided on page 11 place the NEW nger on the scanner. When the safe
beeps and the screen prompts the next scan remove your nger.
Place nger again over the scanner until the safe beeps and the screen prompts the next scan and lift. You will
repeat this process until all scans (1-5) are programmed.

Smart Key Operation
Your Vaultek™ safe supports quick access with the included Smart Key. Take caution when using this feature and
be responsible. Security can be compromised in the event the Smart Key is lost or stolen. Only pair the Smart
Key after thoroughly understanding the inherent risks.
IMPORTANT
Before you can pair the Smart Key to your safe connect the pre-installed
battery by removing the pull tab from the side of the Smart Key (Figure H).
Smart Key Pairing
Note: As a security measure to prevent accidental access, you must
press both sides of the key simultaneously to activate referred to as
a dual press. This dual press is required for the pairing process as well
as anytime the Smart Key is used to open the safe. Following this
procedure will pair the Smart Key to your safe.
Press and hold the '5' key then "PROGRAM" button together (3 seconds)
until the LED ashes RED and the screen indicates connecting.
Aim the key towards the safe and press both sides of the key together
(Figure I). If the safe beeps and the screen indicates complete then
the Smart Key has paired successfully; if the screen indicates failed
to pair then simply start over with step one.
Enable Smart Key: After pairing the Smart Key will be immediately active to test functionality and then turn o.
Smart Key will need to be set to either On Demand or Progressive mode. See page 16 for more information.
FIGURE H
FIGURE I
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IMPORTANT
The Smart Key functions in close proximity to safe and has a short range of approximately 5 feet (Figure I).
Continue on next page for more information about the Smart Key.
To Unpair Smart Key
NOTE: Disabling the Smart Key function from the app or keypad will NOT delete a paired key from the safe's
memory. In the event a Smart Key is lost or stolen, you can delete the lost key from the safe's memory by using a
couple dierent methods:
Press and hold '5' key then "PROGRAM" button together (3 seconds) until the LED ashes RED and the screen
indicates connecting. This is the same sequence used when initially pairing. After the screen indicates failed to
pair the safe will delete a paired Smart Key from memory.
Anytime a new Smart Key is paired with the safe, the previous key will be erased from the safe's memory.
A
B
Toggle Smart Key Access Modes
After pairing you can toggle between access modes from the keypad or Bluetooth app. To toggle from the keypad
press and hold the '6' key then "PROGRAM" button together. The LCD screen will communicate as directed below.
OFF
Progressive Entry Mode
Safe goes into sleep mode and will require you to wake up the safe before using Smart Key. You can wake up the
safe by pressing any key or brushing your hand across the keypad of the safe (backlit keys will turn RED).
On Demand Entry Mode
This mode grants immediate access to your safe without having to wake it up.
Warning: On Demand Entry Mode can open a safe in another room and/or out of sight. To reduce risk of
an unattended open safe we recommend using Progressive Entry Mode.
On Demand Entry Mode requires signicant power usage and can greatly reduce operation time. We
suggest setting the Smart Key to Progressive Entry Mode to conserve battery.
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Smart Key Operation
Multiple Safe Management
Multiple safes can pair with the same Smart Key but multiple Smart Keys can not pair with one safe.
Recommended setting when using the Smart Key is Progressive Entry Mode.
Additionally you can manage multiple safes through the Vaultek™ app.
CAUTION when managing multiple safes in On Demand Entry Mode there is a chance you can open all safes
within range.
Battery Replacement
The pre-installed battery will last approximately two years
before requiring replacement. When needed follow the steps
below to complete replacement.
Carefully separate the remote body with a small coin or
your hand starting near the top of the Smart Key at the
designated coin slot.
Remove old battery and install a new model CR2032
battery (Figure J).
Assemble Smart Key back together.
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B
C
FIGURE J
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Smart Key Warnings
Take caution when using this feature and be responsible. Security can be compromised in the event the Smart
Key is lost or stolen. Only pair the Smart Key after thoroughly understanding the inherent risks.
WARNING anyone including children can access the safe via Smart Key.
ALWAYS unpair the Smart Key in the event it is lost or stolen.
WARNING On Demand Entry Mode can open a safe in another room and/or out of sight. To reduce risk of an
unattended open safe we recommend using Progressive Entry Mode.
IMPORTANT On Demand Entry Mode requires signicant power usage and can greatly reduce operation time
on a single charge. We suggest keeping the safe in Progressive Entry Mode. If using On Demand Entry Mode try
keeping the safe plugged in.
To toggle the sound ON/OFF press and hold keys '1' and '3' together for 3 seconds.
The screen will indicate the sound is ON and beep or the screen will indicate OFF
and not beep.
To check for tampering press and hold keys '2' and '4' together for 3 seconds. The
screen will indicate TAMPERING or CLEARED. You can reset the tamper detection by
opening the safe through one of the authorized entry points.
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To delete ngerprints press and hold the '3' key then "PROGRAM" button together
until the safe beeps and the screen prompts you to enter your master code. Enter
your master code on the keypad. If the code is correct, the safe will beep and the
screen will indicate deletion of all the ngerprints. This will remove all the
ngerprints. You can delete individual ngerprints in the Vaultek™ app.
The LCD screen has four brightness levels: 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%. To toggle
the LCD brightness press and hold '5' and '8' together for 3 seconds. The screen will
indicate the brightness level.
To check the battery level press and hold keys '6' and '8' together for 3 seconds. The
screen will indicate the battery level. See pages 07 to 09 for more information.
To toggle the Dual Entry ON/OFF press and hold the '8' key then "PROGRAM"
button together for 3 seconds. The screen will indicate ENABLED or DISABLED. If
the Dual Entry is toggled ON, you will be required to enter your master code and
ngerprint (and vice versa) to open the safe. This mode requires that at least one
ngerprint be programmed in the safe.
Your Vaultek™ safe has a built-in accelerometer and corresponding alarm that
alerts of any attacking to your safe including bumps and impacts, DMT (Impact
Detection). DMT is enabled by default and its sensitivity has three settings;
Low, Medium, and High. You can toggle through these settings by pressing and
holding the '7' key then "PROGRAM" button together for 3 seconds. The screen will
indicate LOW, MEDIUM, and HIGH as well as DISABLED.
The Smart Key has THREE modes: OFF, Progressive Entry Mode, and On Demand
Entry Mode. OFF disables Smart Key access. Progressive Entry Mode requires that
you press one key on the safe keypad rst and then activate the Smart Key. On
Demand Entry Mode grants immediate access when activating the Smart Key.
Pressing and holding the '6' key then "PROGRAM" button together for 3 seconds
will allow you to toggle through each mode from the keypad. You may also alternate
modes in the Vaultek™ app.
Delete Fingerprints
Press and hold '3' then
"PROGRAM" button then
enter master code
Toggle LCD
Brightness
Press and hold '5'and '8'
To toggle the Bluetooth ON/OFF press and hold the '4' key then "PROGRAM"
button together for 3 seconds. The screen will indicate ENABLED or DISABLED.
If Bluetooth is toggled OFF all app functions will be disabled and your safe is
undiscoverable.
Toggle Bluetooth
Press and hold '4' then
"PROGRAM" button
Toggle Smart Key
Modes Press and hold '6'
then "PROGRAM" button
Toggle DMT
Sensitivity Press and
hold '7' then "PROGRAM"
button
Toggle Dual
Entry Mode
Press and hold '8' then
"PROGRAM" button
Save battery life by disabling the proximity sensor, ngerprint sensor, keypad, status
bar, and Bluetooth features. To toggle travel mode ON/OFF press and hold keys '1'
and '8' together for 3 seconds. The screen will indicate ENABLED or DISABLED.
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Vaultek™ App Features
The Vaultek™ app lets you get the most out of your safe. Using the app gives you access and control over
features that are not possible using the keypad interface alone. To get started, download and install the Vaultek™
app for free from the Google Play store or Apple store, and pair your phone with your safe.
App Features
Remotely Unlock Safe (Optional) | Check Battery Levels
Toggle Sound On/O | Adjust Interior Light
Manage Fingerprint IDs | View History Log
Toggle Impact Detection | Toggle Smart Key Modes
Toggle Dual Entry Mode
Helpful TIPS
History Log Timestamp Any actions recorded in the history log before your phone is paired with the safe will
show a timestamp from the safe's default clock - this may not match your phone's time or date. To sync your
phone's time with the safe's history log, simply remove the battery and reinstall and immediately re-sync your
phone before performing any other actions.
Remote Unlock By default, the unlock feature on your app will be disabled for increased security. If you wish
to enable this feature, press and hold keys '1' and '4' followed by the PROGRAM button together for 3 seconds.
Repeat the sequence to disable the unlock feature.
Vaultek™ App Pairing
IMPORTANT You must be within Bluetooth range to pair your phone with your safe. The approximate range is
25 feet.
Make sure your phone's Bluetooth settings are set to ON, and open the Vaultek™ app to begin.
Create a Pattern Lock This is an added layer of protection to safeguard your safe and prevent unauthorized
access in the event your phone is misplaced. To create your pattern lock, simply drag your nger along the screen
to connect at least four dots. This unique pattern will be required each time you open the app.
Select Your Safe After a few seconds your safe will appear in the search. You can drag the screen downwards to
refresh if you are not seeing your safe listed. Select your safe, and enter your safe's master code when prompted.
This is the same code used to open the safe using the numeric keypad.
IMPORTANT If you change your safe's master code after pairing, the safe will no longer connect to your app, and
you will be prompted to enter the new code when needed.
IMPORTANT As a security measure, if too many incorrect entries are entered, your safe's Bluetooth will disable
and must be toggled on again using the hot key sequence.
Sync Your Phone On the safe press and hold keys '4' and '5' followed by the PROGRAM button together for 3
seconds to nalize the pairing sequence. Conrm the sync from your phone by pressing OK, and after a few
seconds the LCD screen will indicate if the syncing is successful. This pairing sequence oers enhanced security
protection and can only be used to pair one phone to your safe. If the process is repeated with a dierent phone,
the previous phone will be overridden and disconnected from the safe.
IMPORTANT If the pairing sequence times out, or pairing fails to complete, you can try again starting with step 2.

Modular Interior
Your MX Series safe features a customizable interior system with a height adjustable pull out shelf and drop in
modules to help with storage and organization.
Adjust Interior Shelf Height
Lift the shelf vertically to remove from mounting brackets.
Remove the screw/mounting brackets from the sidewalls
and reinstall at the desired height.
Place shelf back onto the mounting brackets and press
down rmly to install.
Drop In Modules
A twin pistol rack is included and can be placed wherever
there is an insert cover. Remove the covers to access the slots
to attach each module, and snap into place. A range of dierent modules are available for purchase.
FIGURE K
FIGURE L
FIGURE M
door (Figure K/L).
Find your 4-digit ID number engraved on the keys (Figure M).
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Securing Your Safe
Your Vaultek™ safe can be secured via the included mounting screws to a at surface using the pre-drilled holes
on the bottom and back of the safe.
TIP: Make sure you have enough clearance for the lid
to open properly before mounting the safe.
Position the safe on a at surface where you want to
mount it.
Use a pencil to mark the holes for drilling.
TIP: Remove the covers to
access bottom mounting holes.
Drill pilot holes.
Position safe in place and install
screws through safe into pilot holes.
Tighten screws.

FAQ More online at vaulteksafe.com under Support
Q: How do I secure the app?
A: The app has a built in security pattern lock feature to prevent someone from opening your phone and
accessing the safe. Refer to page 22 for more information.
Q: How do I improve ngerprint success rate?
A: Refer to page 11 for tips.
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Q: Can I keep the safe plugged in at all times?
A: Leaving your safe plugged in continually will not harm the safe or battery.
Q: What type of battery does my Vaultek safe use?
A: A 3.7V 18650 rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a at top. A minimum 2000 mAh capacity is required, how-
ever an upgrade battery is available through Vaultek.

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Troubleshooting More online at vaulteksafe.com under Support
If you experience any issues with your safe, try the following solution.
The app hisory clock data does not match up with my phone's clock.
A: The safe's internal clock will sync with your phone automatically when paired. All previous history, before the
sync, will appear from the safe's default clock and may not match your phone's clock.
Fingerprint scanner works sometimes and not others.
A: We have a few suggestions to help improve the success rate on page 11.
The keypad is not responding
A. Remove the battery and reinstall. This is a soft reset for the safe. See if you are able to open the safe using the
default code 1-2-3-4 or even reprogram the safe's master code. If you are still experiencing issues contact us at
[email protected].
The lid is no engaging.
A: The lid requires a rm press. You will feel the latches engage if you press slowly. Feel/listen for the click.
Lights not working.
A: To toggle the interior light ON/OFF press and hold keys '5' and '7' together for 3 seconds. With the light toggled
to ON you can press the "LIGHT" button inside the safe to illuminate the light. If the light does not perform do
a soft reset. Remove the battery and reinstall. This is a soft reset for the safe. If you are still experiencing issues
contact us at [email protected]om
Unable to change master pin code.
A: Refer to page 10 of the user manual or check our tutorials online at vaulteksafe.com under Support/Tutorials.
Limited Warranty (Terms and Conditions)
Vaultek™ is committed to building high quality products and will make every eort to ensure our products are
free from any defects. We guarantee your safe will be free of defects in materials or workmanship for a period
of three years from the date of original purchase from an authorized dealer. This warranty does not cover abuse,
misuse, use in any manner for which is not designed, neglect, modication, damage inadvertently caused by the
owner, accidents, and/or tampering.
If you encounter a problem with your Vaultek™ safe, contact our support team online at vaulteksafe.com/support
for assistance. If you safe is determined to be defective and we are responsible for the cause we will have it
repaired at our expense, or we will send a new replacement at no cost to you. You will be required to return your
existing unit as well as all included accessories to Vaultek™ prior to replacement of the defective unit along with
your verication of purchase.
If it is determined your safe needs to be returned our customer support team will provide you with a Return
Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. Please have the following information available when contacting us:
• Purchaser's name and mailing address, email address, and phone number
• Copy of receipt or online order number (if purchased directly from us or Amazon)
• Authorized dealer name (if applicable)
• Detailed description of problem
NEITHER SELLER NOR MANUFACTURER SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY INJURY, LOSS OR DAMAGE, DIRECT OR
CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF, OR THE INABILITY TO USE THE VAULTEK™ SAFE.

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FCC
This device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement, and this device can be used in
portable exposure condition without restriction.
FCC statements:
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modica-
tions or changes to this equipment. Such modications or changes could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interfer-
ence in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communi-
cations. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equip-
ment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.