JSH Security Industries Ltd.

Insurance companies across Israel and Europe now demand safes that comply with standards such as C1, C2, C3, or EN1143-1. These certifications prove that the safe has passed rigorous testing for burglary resistance, fire protection, and anchoring stability. For home insurance, a minimum weight of 50 kg and solid anchoring to a wall or floor are often required. Business insurance, on the other hand, may demand higher-grade safes with dual locking mechanisms and reinforced steel construction.

Ever had that gut feeling – cash, docs, or gear you can’t lose, and you just need it locked down tight? That’s where anti-burglary certified safes come in. These aren’t your grandpa’s lockboxes – they’re beasts made of thick steel, tricked-out locks, and guts that laugh at fire. Tested to Israeli and global standards, they’re the real deal. I’ve seen businesses go from sweating bullets to sleeping sound with these – here’s why they’re worth it.

The B series is Private use that includes modern luxury with smart electronic, powerful stance, iconic proportions, and state-of-the-art technology, The B series has a full complement of advanced technology in the motor system, safe electronic, design, and a unique safety feature, The series is designed for incredibly a user-friendly operation for the private use and including a standard large display and illuminated key button. The B series include EN 14450 -S2 (VdS 2862) standard is the highest standard for a safe with a steel layer only, The EN 14450 (VdS 2862) standard is what defines the testing procedure for security cabinets. A distinction is made here between security levels S1 and S2. The security requirements for this standard are less stringent than those stipulated by EN 1143-1, but more stringent than VDMA 24992.