PR series Grade IV safe in Mallorca
The PR series free-standing Grade IV is the top grade of the PR series: free-standing safes certified Grade IV under EN 1143-1. Baussa makes it in 11 models, PR-38 to PR-920, from 38 to 920 litres and 175 to 1,565 kg, with a mechanical combination and key lock as standard. The manufacturer lists banks, jewellers, lottery outlets and gaming halls among its users. Panys Forts fits it in Palma and across Mallorca.
What the PR series Grade IV safe is
The PR series Grade IV is a Baussa free-standing safe certified Grade IV under EN 1143-1, designed for high-risk businesses. Baussa presents it as its top-security range, with high resistance to current attack methods.
According to the manufacturer, it is used by banks, official bodies, jewellers, lottery outlets, department stores, travel agencies, gaming halls and companies. It is a business safe, not a home safe.
Technical specifications
- Certified EN 1143-1, Grade IV.
- 11 models: PR-38, 55, 75, 100, 150, 200, 275, 290, 375, 460 and 920.
- Smallest, PR-38: external 500 x 500 x 410 mm, 38 litres, 175 kg.
- Mid-range, PR-150: 820 x 600 x 590 mm, 151 litres, 375 kg.
- PR-460: 1,700 x 700 x 650 mm, 460 litres, 820 kg.
- Largest, PR-920: 1,700 x 1,300 x 650 mm, internal 1,600 x 1,200 x 480 mm, 920 litres, 1,565 kg.
- External depth increases by 40 to 60 mm to house the mechanisms.
- Standard: mechanical combination and key lock.
Who it suits, and who it doesn't
It is for a business holding a lot of value out of hours: a jeweller, a lottery outlet, a gaming hall, a travel agency with daily cash, or a company with cash or data media that cannot leave the premises. The large models, such as the PR-920, work as a small strongroom.
For a home it is usually too much in weight and size. A Grade III safe, built-in or free-standing, covers most domestic cases.
Grade IV and business insurance
For businesses, the insurer usually writes into the policy a minimum safe grade under EN 1143-1 and the limit covered inside it. The higher the grade, the more can be insured in the safe.
Ask your insurer or broker for the grade and limit required for your trade before choosing a model; we provide the certificate documentation.
Against other safes
PR series free-standing Grade III: same sizes from PR-55 to PR-290, one grade lower. For lower-exposure businesses or homes.
Trident Grade IV: same burglary grade, but adds a 60-minute fire-resistance certificate for paper and a range also certified against explosives. Heavier: the 111-litre Trident 110 weighs 560 kg.
PR series built-in: Grade III, hidden in the wall, up to 87 litres.
Installation in Mallorca
A Grade IV safe is installed after a proper survey: we measure access, doors and stairs, assess the floor and plan the lifting equipment. With the large models the safe goes into the premises before the fittings, so it is worth involving us at the design stage.
Then we anchor it to floor or wall depending on the surface. We work in Palma and all over Mallorca. Transport and lifting of the safe are not included in the price: they are quoted separately depending on weight and access. You get a firm date when the order is confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a PR Grade IV safe cost fitted?
It depends on the model, from 38 to 920 litres and 175 to 1,565 kg, and above all on transport and handling, which are quoted separately: access to the premises, floor level, lifting equipment and the state of the floor. We give a fixed quote after a visit. Phone 971 246 665.
What is the difference between Grade III and Grade IV?
Both are grades under EN 1143-1, which tests the resistance of the whole safe against attack tools. Grade IV has passed tougher tests than Grade III, which is why insurers allow more value inside. Ask your insurer which grade they require for your business.
What lock does it come with?
Baussa's sheet states that the PR Grade IV comes as standard with a mechanical combination and a key lock, so it has dual locking. Both are needed to open it, which is common practice in shops where one person alone should not be able to open the safe.
Can my premises take the weight?
At 175 kg the small model rarely causes problems. With the large ones, from 800 kg to over 1,500 kg, the floor has to be checked, especially if the premises are not on a ground-floor slab. We assess it on the visit and, if needed, ask a structural engineer.
Would you recommend it for a home?
Rarely. For a home, a Grade III safe, built-in or free-standing, covers most needs with less weight and bulk. Grade IV makes sense in a home with a very valuable collection and a policy that demands it. We will tell you plainly on the visit.
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