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Salvus Torino – Fire-resistant cabinet (EN 15659 LFS 60P)

The Salvus Torino is a fire-resistant safe, tested according to the EN 15659 LFS 60P standard, which ensures the safe provides 60 minutes of protection for documents at temperatures up to 850°C, without a drop test or cooling phase. This standard is ideal for environments with a moderate fire risk, such as homes or offices, where protection of documents from fire is important.

The Salvus Torino features a three-sided locking mechanism with steel bolts and fixed bolts on the hinge side for added protection against tampering. It comes standard with an electronic lock for easy access.

The internal layout of the safe is flexible with adjustable shelves, which can be customized to your storage needs. Additionally, the Salvus Torino is prepared for anchoring, offering extra protection against theft. The safe comes in an anthracite gray color, giving it a professional appearance.

The Salvus Torino provides reliable protection for your documents against fire and is an excellent choice for storing valuable papers

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Additional information

Fire resistant 60 min for paper

  • Fire tested for 60 minutes for paper according to EN 15659 LFS 60P.
  • Locking with steel bolts on three sides and fixed bolts on the hinge side.
  • Equipped as standard with an electronic code lock.
  • Height-adjustable shelves.
  • Prepared for anchoring.
  • Colour: anthracite grey.

Model specifications

Fire-resistant 60P

Model Outer dimensions (mm) Internal dimensions (mm) Volume (L) Weight (kg) Shelves
435 Salvus Torino 1 H314 W445 D424 H212 W341 D286 21 L 30 kg 1
438 Salvus Torino 2 H510 W445 D424 H407 W341 D286 40 L 51 kg 1
440 Salvus Torino 3 H795 W485 D450 H590 W330 D305 59 L 109 kg 1
442 Salvus Torino 4 H973 W565 D450 H770 W410 D335 106 L 145 kg 1
444 Salvus Torino 5 H1250 W710 D581 H1034 W545 D416 234 L 250 kg 2
445 Salvus Torino 6 H1700 W710 D581 H1487 W545 D416 337 L 370 kg 2

*External depth excluding hinges, handle, or lock.

Frequently asked questions

The stated fire resistance of a safe (for example 30, 60, or 120 minutes) refers to the duration of the test phase in a controlled fire laboratory test. In practice, the contents often remain protected for much longer, as some fire-resistant safes go through a cool-down period after the fire is extinguished. During this phase, the internal temperature may continue to rise, but well-designed safes keep it below the critical level at which documents or data media would be damaged.

Not all testing standards include this cool-down phase — it depends on the fire-resistance standard and the specific test method used.

Learn more about the different fire-resistance standards and testing methods for safes on this page.

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