‎Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe User Manual

: September 19, 2024
: Stalwart

Table of Contents

‎Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe
INTRODUCTION
SPECIFICATIONS
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
FEATURES
SETUP GUIDE
CARE & MAINTENANCE
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROS & CONS
WARRANTY
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
VIDEO – PRODUCT OVERVIEW
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‎Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe

INTRODUCTION

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe is a strong way to keep your belongings and important papers safe. This extra-large digital safe costs $99.40 and is made for families and people who want to store things safely. It’s 12 inches deep, 13.5 inches wide, and 19.75 inches high, and it can hold 1.68 cubic feet of stuff, so it’s big enough for cash, gold, and important papers. The 65-EA-50 is made by Stalwart, a well-known brand in security products. It has a combination and key lock type and a touchpad control for easy entry. This safe is made of strong alloy steel and has an audible sound to make it even safer. The Stalwart 65-EA-50 gives you peace of mind because it is portable and protects your most valuable things reliably, whether it is mounted on the wall or the floor.

SPECIFICATIONS

Brand	Stalwart
Product Dimensions	12 D x 13.5 W x 19.75 H inches
Lock Type	Combination, Key
Capacity	1.68 Cubic Feet
Material	Alloy Steel
Mounting Type	Wall Mount and Floor Mount
Control Type	Touchpad Control
Alarm	Audible
Chamber Depth	13.5 Inches
Chamber Height	19.5 Inches
Chamber Width	11 Inches
Manufacturer	Stalwart
Item Weight	41.9 pounds
Item Model Number	65-EA-50
Batteries	4 AA batteries required
Style	Extra Large Digital
Special Features	Portable
Battery Cell Type	Alkaline
Average Battery Life	100 Hours
Warranty Description	30 days

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

Electronic Digital Safe
Manual

FEATURES

Digital Keypad: It has an LED keypad that lets users set up master and guest codes, which makes it safer and more flexible for entry.
Manual Override Keys: It comes with two manual override keys that let you in even if you forget the code, giving you peace of mind.
warning System: A warning goes off after three failed PIN attempts and plays for 20 seconds. It goes off again after three more attempts and plays for five minutes. This keeps people from getting in without permission.
Portable Design: The safe is small and light, so you can take it with you when you travel, work, or at home.
Wall or Floor Mountable: It was made to be flexible, so it can be firmly attached to either the wall or the floor, making it harder to steal.
Large Amount of Space: It can safely hold cash, jewelry, papers, and passports with a capacity of 1.68 cubic feet.
Durable Construction: It’s made of strong alloy steel, which keeps your belongings safe from damage and theft.
It’s small: 12 x 13.5 x 19.75 inches, so it fits easily in a variety of places without being in the way.
Touchpad Control: The safe can be quickly accessed and programmed with the touchpad control, which is easy to use.
Average Battery Life: It runs on 4 AA batteries and has an average battery life of 100 hours, so it will work for a long time.
Audio Alerts: The safe has audio alerts that go off when someone tries to open it and when they are unsuccessful. This keeps users aware.
Multiple Access Codes: It’s possible to set more than one access code, so different people can use their own codes to get into the safe.
Scratch and Stain Resistant Finish: This finish is made to stay looking good over time by not getting scratches or spots.
Peace of Mind: It keeps important things safe, so users can rest easy knowing their things are stored safely.

SETUP GUIDE

Unbox the Safe: Carefully take the safe and any tools that came with it out of the box.
Check the Contents: Make sure the safe, manual override keys, user instructions, and any other parts are included.
Choose Where to Install: Choose a good place for the safe to go, and think about whether to put it on the floor or the wall for the best security.
When getting ready to place, make sure you have the right tools (like a drill and screws) for the type of surface where the safe will go.
To mount the safe, use the mounting hardware that came with it and follow the steps in the manual to securely attach the safe to the wall or floor.
Putting Batteries In: Open the battery box, which is usually on the bottom or back, and put in 4 AA batteries, making sure they are in the right way around.
Power on the Safe: Once the batteries are in, use the safe’s assigned power switch to turn it on.
Set the first code: Within 15 seconds, enter the default code, which is commonly 0000, and follow the on-screen instructions to set a new master code.
Press the Reset Button: To get ready to set up a new entry code, find the reset button and press it.
Type in the new code: Type in the 3–8-digit password you want to use, then press the “E” button to confirm your entry.
Check the Code: Close the safe and use the new code to try to open it again to make sure it works right.
Show Family Members: All approved users should be shown how to use the safe and enter codes.
Regularly Check Functionality: Check the safe’s features, like the bell and keypad, on a regular basis to make sure they’re all working right.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

Regular Cleaning: Use a soft cloth to wipe down the outside to get rid of dust and dirt. Do not use strong chemicals as they could damage the finish.
Check Battery Levels: Check the state of the batteries often and replace them as needed to keep the device working.
Check for Damage: Look for signs of wear or damage on the safe from time to time, especially around the doors and locking mechanism.
Avoid Water: Keep the safe somewhere dry to keep the inside parts from getting damaged by water.
Check the Lock’s Function: Make sure the locking device works smoothly and safely by testing it often.
Keep Override Keys Safe : The manual override keys should always be kept somewhere safe, not near the safe.
Change Codes Often: To keep things safe, tell users to change their entry codes every so often.
Check Mounting Hardware: If it’s mounted, make sure that all of the mounting screws and hardware are tight so that they don’t come loose by chance.
Teach Correct Use: Teach all approved users how to use the safe and why they should not share their passcodes.
Check Alarm Functionality: Check the alarm system often to make sure it works right after a few failed tries.
Avoid Overloading: To keep the locking device from breaking, don’t put more things in the safe than it can hold.
Keep it in a cool place: Keep the safe in a climate-controlled area so that the lock doesn’t get damaged by changes in temperature.
Check for Loose Parts: Check the safe for any loose parts on a regular basis and fix them as needed.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Issue	Possible Cause	Solution
Safe not opening	Low battery power	Replace AA batteries
Lock not functioning	Dead battery in the lock	Replace the battery in the

PROS & CONS

PROS:

Spacious interior with a capacity of 1.68 cubic feet.
Durable alloy steel construction ensures security.
Combination and key lock provide dual security options.
Touchpad control allows for easy access.
Audible alarm alerts users to unauthorized access.

CONS:

Requires 4 AA batteries, which are not included.
Weighs 41.9 pounds, making it less portable.
Initial setup may require proper mounting.
Limited features compared to more advanced models.
Battery life may vary depending on usage.

WARRANTY

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe comes with a standard warranty covering manufacturing defects for 30 days from the date of purchase. Be sure to keep your receipt for warranty validation and support.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the brand and model of this electronic digital safe?

The brand is Stalwart, and the model is 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe.

What are the dimensions of the Stalwart 65-EA-50?

The product dimensions are 12 inches deep, 13.5 inches wide, and 19.75 inches high.

What is the lock type used in the Stalwart 65-EA-50?

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 features a combination and key lock type for secure access.

What is the capacity of the Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe?

The capacity of the Stalwart 65-EA-50 is 1.68 cubic feet.

What material is the Stalwart 65-EA-50 made from?

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 is constructed from alloy steel for durability and strength.

How can the Stalwart 65-EA-50 be mounted?

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 can be wall-mounted or floor-mounted for enhanced security.

What type of control is used for accessing the Stalwart 65-EA-50?

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 uses touchpad control for easy access.

What are the dimensions of the chamber in the Stalwart 65-EA-50?

The chamber dimensions are 13.5 inches deep, 19.5 inches high, and 11 inches wide.

How much does the Stalwart 65-EA-50 weigh?

The item weight of the Stalwart 65-EA-50 is 41.9 pounds.

What type of batteries does the Stalwart 65-EA-50 require?

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 requires 4 AA alkaline batteries for operation.

What is the average battery life for the Stalwart 65-EA-50?

The average battery life for the Stalwart 65-EA-50 is approximately 100 hours.

What warranty does the Stalwart 65-EA-50 come with?

The Stalwart 65-EA-50 includes a 30-day warranty.

Why isn’t the Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe turning on?

Ensure the batteries are installed correctly and are fully charged. Check the battery compartment for loose connections or corrosion. If the safe still doesn’t turn on, try replacing the batteries with fresh ones and ensure proper placement.

Why is the keypad on the Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe unresponsive?

An unresponsive keypad is usually due to low battery power. Replace the batteries and ensure they’re inserted correctly. If the keypad remains unresponsive, check for dirt, dust, or damage, and clean it gently. If the problem persists, the keypad may need servicing.

Why won’t the door of my Stalwart 65-EA-50 Electronic Digital Safe close or lock properly?

Make sure there are no items inside the safe obstructing the locking mechanism. Check if the locking bolts are aligned properly with the slots in the door frame. If the door still won’t close, inspect the lock mechanism for damage or blockages.