Phoenix products marked as "Magnetic Interference Resistant" are designed to resist interference from rare-earth magnets.
Burglary Security Rating
Phoenix products rated for "burglary security" are specifically designed to withstand external attacks from burglars. These features include tilting baffle plates, steel plates, solid-steel doors and bolts, anti-drill plates, heavy-duty door hinges and more.
MTC Grade B Computer Media Protection
Certain types of computer media (CDs, DVDs, USBs and memory sticks) are less sensitive to heat and humidity than tapes, cartridges or hard drives. These less-sensitive items can be safely stored and protected inside some products designed to protect paper records.
Products that carry the MTC Grade B rating have been tested and certified to provide adequate protection for these items. Products that are rated “Class 125” are designed to store and protect all types of computer media and should be used whenever the more sensitive items need protection.
Free After-fire Replacement
All Phoenix "FAF" products come with a free, lifetime after-a-fire replacement warranty, as well as a full, two-year materials and labor warranty.
Explosion-tested
All Phoenix products that are explosion-tested are designed to withstand temperature blasts of up to 2000°F!
Impact-resistant
Among the dangers of a building on fire is the instability of the structure. Impact-resistant Phoenix products are tested to make sure that seals and fireproofing insulation withstand typical amounts of debris that fall during a fire.
Fire Protection for Paper Documents
Each Phoenix fire-resistant model is independently tested to European or American standards for fire protection and carries certification labels from the testing agency that identify the product’s fire protection level. Products that provide fire protection for paper records are listed with the designation of “Class 350.” Tests for products designed to protect paper records range from 60 to 120 minutes in temperatures ranging from 1700°F to 1859°F. By comparison, a typical fire lasts 20 minutes and reaches 800°F. During the fire test, the internal temperature of the product is monitored to ensure that it does not rise above a level that would endanger the paper documents stored within the product. The designation tag also indicates the length of the fire test as “1 HR, 1 ½ HR, or 2 HR” and is located next to each model number.