Additional Features - First Alert PROTECTOR 6720F Operations & Installation Manual

additional features

Shelves
To allow for greater flexibility and further accommodate your particular storage
needs, this safe includes (2) adjustable/removable shelves and (1) gun rack.
to install:
1. Remove shelves, gunrack and (12) shelf support clips from protective wrapping.
2. Each shelf will require (4) support clips.
3. Determine the desired location of your shelf and/or
gun rack and note the corresponding support guide
slots on the vertical standards that are best suited to
support the shelf in that location. (Fig. 6)
4. Insert (1) support clip into each of the vertical standards. The top of the
support clip should be placed into the selected slot first and then the
bottom of clip will lock in place when pushed back.
IMPORTANT: Make sure all (4) clips are installed at the same height on
the vertical standards so that the shelf is level.
5. Install the shelf into position by placing inside the safe (tilting if necessary)
and lowering into position on the support clips.
6. Repeat procedure for 2nd shelf.
HINt: If shelves are not being used, they can be stored in the
bottom of the safe.
Mounting Hardware Kit
Many customers prefer to bolt their safe to the wall or floor to increase
protection from theft and resistance to tipping. This safe was manufactured
with bolt down holes pre-drilled in the back panel and floor panel. To secure
your safe to the wall and/or floor:
1. Remove the protective liner from the back and/or floor of the safe and
locate the pre-drilled 5/8" holes.
2. Anchor the safe using the mounting hardware kit which includes (2) 3"x3/8"
lag screws and anchors. Securing back of safe to wall studs is important.
3. Once completed, replace protective liners.
IMPORTANT: If you have QUESTIONS regarding how to permanently
secure the safe or are uncomfortable using the tools necessary to
complete the project, please check with your local retailer, home
center or independent contractor. This safe is heavy and care should
be exercised to prevent damage to safe or mounting surface and/or
bodily injury.
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Fig. 6