Why do you need a fireproof safe?

The frequency of global fire events is affected by many factors, including climate conditions, geographical environment, population density, human activities, etc.

According to news reports, here are the top five cities in the world with the most fire incidents:

Mumbai (India): Mumbai, one of the largest cities in India, is prone to frequent fire incidents due to its high population density and congested urban environment. Narrow streets and crowded buildings make fire fighting and evacuation difficult.

Lagos (Nigeria): Lagos is the largest city in Nigeria and one of the most populous cities in Africa. Due to imperfect urban infrastructure, aging electrical equipment, and dense population, fire incidents occur frequently.

Istanbul (Turkey): Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey and one of the largest cities in Europe. Due to its narrow streets, old buildings and crowded population, fire incidents are common.

Bangkok (Thailand): Bangkok is the capital and largest city of Thailand. Due to its hot and humid climate and busy urban life, fire incidents occur frequently, especially in industrial areas and slum areas.

Riyadh (Saudi Arabia): Riyadh is the capital and largest city of Saudi Arabia. Due to its high temperature and dry climate, as well as the rapid development of urban construction, fire incidents occur from time to time.

Forest fire refers to the large-scale fire in the forest area, which may cause serious impact on the ecological environment, human life and property.

The following are some common situations and characteristics of forest fires in foreign countries:

Australia: Australia is a country that is often affected by bushfires. Due to its geographical location, climatic conditions and vegetation characteristics, Australia's bushfire season usually occurs in the summer, the fire is fierce, spread quickly, causing great damage. Australia's bushfires in 2019-20 were particularly severe, resulting in the destruction of large areas of forest, affecting hundreds of thousands of people and killing millions of plants and animals.

United States: Forest fires are also common in the United States, especially in the West. Dry weather conditions, windy weather, and large wooded areas make the western United States vulnerable to fires. California, Oregon and Washington State and other areas are often large-scale forest fires, causing serious casualties and property damage.

Canada: Forest fires in Canada occur mainly in the western and northern regions. Due to the type of vegetation and climatic conditions in the region, forest fires often occur in summer, causing serious impacts on the surrounding ecological environment and wildlife. In 2016, a massive forest fire in Alberta, Canada, led to the evacuation of thousands of people and the burning of hundreds of square kilometers of forest.

Southern Europe: Forest fires in Southern Europe (such as Greece, Spain, Portugal and Italy) occur mainly in the summer, and are more affected by heat waves and droughts. Forest fires in these countries are usually triggered by high temperatures, strong winds and improper human activities, causing serious loss of life and property and ecological damage.

The occurrence of these foreign forest fires is closely related to climate, vegetation, human activities and other factors. In order to reduce the occurrence of forest fires and mitigate their impact, governments and organizations usually take preventive measures, including strengthening monitoring and early warning, raising public awareness, improving forest management and forest fire prevention projects.

These cities are all facing varying degrees of fire risks, and therefore need to strengthen fire prevention and response measures to protect people's lives and property.

There are a number of things you can do to prevent a fire, including purchasing a fire-resistant safe. 

Proway's 4091RE1T-BD features a modern design and unique insulation technology to provide fire and water-resistant protection for important documents and valuables. It comes with a stylish touchscreen digital lock that secures the door with heavy-duty hinges and solid bolts. This safe is UL fire-rated, and the seal protects its contents from water damage. Its 0.91 cubic feet/25 liters of interior space accommodates a variety of items and documents, while also offering options for other lock types and sizes.

Available in three sizes:

1. 370mm (width) x 467mm (depth) x 427mm (height)

2. 461mm (width) x 548mm (depth) x 528mm (height)

3. 461mm (width) x 548mm (depth) x 693mm (height)

4 lock types:

1. Key or combination

2. Key or digital

3. Key or touch screen digital

4. Key or fingerprint

Fire Protection:

UL certified to protect your valuables from fire up to 927 O C (1700 O F) for 1 hour.

Patented insulation technology protects contents from fire and heat damage.

Waterproof protection: contents remain dry even when fully immersed in water.

Protective seal prevents water from entering the safe to protect contents.

Security: 4 solid bolts and solid steel construction prevent unauthorized access.

Optional bolt-on fixtures secure the safe to the floor.

Feature:

1. Touch screen digital lock

Modern touch screen digital locks allow you to control access using a 3 to 8 digit password.

2. Heavy duty hinge

Full-size, heavy-duty hinges hold the door in place and open all the way to the side.

3. Solid livelock and deadlock bolts

Lock the safe with two live door locks and two deadbolt locks.

4. digital media protection

Protect your digital storage devices such as CD/DVD, USB, external HDD and other similar devices.

5. Steel structure casing

Captures composite insulation between solid steel shell and polymer inner shell.

6. Bolt tightening device

Bolt the safe to the ground as additional protection against removal by outside forces.

7. Low battery indicator light

When the battery is low, the indicator light lights up to remind you that the battery needs to be replaced.

8. adjustable tray

Adjustable trays can be used to organize items in the safe.

9. Cover key lock

If the digital lock fails to open the safe, use a spare key as an emergency measure.