Passive Safety
Protect the little ones from accidental openings
Kids don't follow rules, they will drop a safe, randomly press buttons or play with a sensor in unexpected ways... No safe, especially a gun safe should open because safety was not considered seriously!
SECRET LATCH
Independant secret latch prevent involuntary opening
While we strive to make each way of opening as secure as possible, any security can eventually be circumvented with time and determination. So we added a second independent layer of protection that will keep your safe locked even if the primary security is breached.
DISABLED BY DEFAULT
PIN and biometric openings are disabled if none set/reset
Because of a lack of security culture and laziness, many manufacturers design safe boxes with unsafe default settings. A trivial default passcode (0000, 1234) can be randomly cracked by a toddler! Even worse, some allow any fingerprint opening if none are set!
At e-Stash, we do not use default settings at all. If no PIN is set, no PIN can open. If no fingerprint is registered, no fingerprint can open.
ANTI-IMPACT RELEASE
Lid can't be released if safe is dropped
Many cheap safe use a simple linear sliding catch to hold the lid. Hitting the safe at the right angle is all it takes for the catch to release.
INV'Z latching mechanism is entirely different and doubly protected against impacts. Not only the catch can't recoil, but it is parked and locked by an independant latch.
LOW FALSE POSITIVE
Accurate sensor has very low false positive
Our state of the art sensor comes from a leading European manufacturer, it is used in anything from smartphones to high-security authentication devices.
To ensure a low FAR (false acceptance rate) < 0.01%, INV'Z sample each fingerprint 6 times to extract the most accurate and specific details of your fingers.
CA DOJ CERTIFIED
CA DOJ certified FSD (Firearm Safety Device)
As of Jan 2024, out of the top 10 Amazon sellers, only 2 passed this certification, e-Stash INV'Z is one of them.
From Regulations for FSD Standards and Testing and Standards for Gun Safes, AB106:
The tests are designed to replicate the forces that would be exerted on FSDs through the use of common household tools to break them open.
This should ensure that FSD actually prevent children and unauthorized users to use or discharge a firearm.
