New Featured Videos from MESA!
We have uploaded a new set of videos on our YouTube channel that will assist and help you get a better understanding of our full-line of safe products. Our training videos will show you the specifications and features of the different types of safes we have available. Our videos will also assist you in the basic functions and how to operate our safes. You will learn how to operate the standard electronic locks, installation, emergency key, changing user codes, unlocking the safe and other additional features. Look to our new training videos for the technical support you need. We also have a technical support section that features all the different types of electronic locks we use on our safes. There you can download a copy of your own PDF manual on how to operate the lock, or you can click the image of a specific lock that will direct you to an operating instructions page. If you still have any questions or concerns left, then feel free to call our live technical support department available from Monday – Friday 8:00am – 4:30pm (Pacific Standard Time) Phone: 1-800-490-5624.
MESA’s MFS Series U.L. Classified Fire Safes
Learn the features and specification of MESA’s MFS Series U.L. Classified Fire Safes. The video will show a tutorial and demonstration of how to unlock the safe, open the safe, dimensions and core features that include models MFS45E, MFS55E, MFS63E and MFS80E. These fire safes have been rated and approved for quality inspection. These fire safes are ideal to protect your belongings from the effects of fire and extreme heat. Keep your sensitive documents such as passports, insurance, social security, taxes, birth certificates and other confidential items protected and secure in case any wildfires, accidents, gas leaks or any other fire disasters.
MESA Hitch Vault – Features & Break-In
The Hitch Vault is one of the most versatile safes in the MESA line. It’s portability and lightweight design offers a security blanket for your traveling experiences. Forget having to carry all your personal items with you when you don’t need it. Keep your items safe from becoming lost or misplacing them by securing them inside the Hitch Vault. If you need to store your keys, wallet or cellphones while you’re surfing, snowboarding, hiking or other outdoor activities the Hitch Vault is the perfect solution. Simply attach the safe onto the hitch of your car and you’re ready to go! The video will have a full demonstration of the Hitch Vault’s strength, security and durability to withstand extreme abuse and physical damage. You won’t believe how much abuse this rugged and tough safe can endure until you see the video yourself!
Learn more about the Hitch Vault and it’s features here: Hitch Vault
MESA’s Hotel Safes have been the favorite among commercial applications, but are also suitable for personal use. These safes provide the right amount of security, weight and protection to store personal items such as wallets, watches, jewelry, passports, laptops and other valuable items. The safe’s basic features and compact design allows for storage in small areas where space is limited, which is why it is popular in universities, hospitals, dorms, hotels and other residential facilities. The hotel safe uses an electronic keypad feature to set up your own passcode for multiple users and even has a magnetic card swipe feature for added convenience. This video will teach you the basic and extra functions of MESA’s hotel safe.
MESA’s Hitch Vault – “On-The-Go Protection”
This video features a quick demonstration of the Hitch Vault in action. You can see how simple, quick and convenient it is to store your items without having to bring them along. On-The-Go Protection you can trust.
Thief in New York Steals Safe With Ease
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear burglary? For most people, they imagine shattered glass windows at a storefront or a home. Then once the burglar gains access, you usually think about cluttered or damaged furniture from them scavenging for jewelry, cash or other valuable items. In most cases, that’s probably the usual scenario, but in a recent burglary that occurred last month in New York, a thief was captured on surveillance easily rolling out a security safe with an office chair.
In our blog, we frequently mention the different ways burglars and thieves crack open safes. Whether its cutting them open with an angle grinder or using heavy-duty tools such as hammers or crowbars, we also have to remember to keep our safes anchored or make it difficult to remove.
In Elmhurst, Queens, a criminal was seen rolling out a security safe through an elevator and out the entrance way with ease. Police showed a man walking into an elevator on May 3rd who had nothing, but a walking cane with him, when they released the video. After about three hours later, he was seen wheeling off an office chair with an object covered with a sheet of cloth. That object underneath the sheet of cloth was a security safe that contained cash and jewelry.
When the man first entered the building, he was wearing nothing on his head, but as the surveillance video reveals, he tries to disguise himself by wearing some type of beige bandana to conceal his identity. However, his disguise was not very concealing and it was very apparent it was the same man who entered the building with a cane.
The suspect was spotted on several surveillance cameras around the building. He was shown passing through the elevator doors, hallway, and finally out of the building onto the outside entrance way where he was seen by one bystander, but did not seem to arise any suspicions. No other struggles or encounters seemed to get in the way, and he was out in a matter of seconds after placing the safe onto the chair. The police reported that the man is about 5 foot and 10 inches tall weighing in at 220 pounds and in his 40’s. Remember, sometimes the most inconspicuous people can be thieves in disguise. You can never be too safe and that’s why protecting your valuables are very important. Like the saying goes, “keep your friends close and your enemies closer.”
Source: http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/08/lock-up-your-safes/
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