What is a Grade 0 safe?

EN 1143-1 grade 0 is a European certification for the burglary resistance of safes for applications with a low risk profile. A certified grade 0 safe offers standard-compliant basic resistance against burglary — available as a freestanding safe with optional fire protection or as a wall safe for discreet integration.
Burglary resistance is expressed in Resistance Units (RU): grade 0 requires 30 RU for partial access and 50 RU for full access.
The indicative insurable value is €7,500 in cash or €14,000 in valuables — based on storage in an unattended and unsecured building. Cash and valuables may not be combined.
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