• Certified protection: the double-walled structure and EN 1300 lock significantly reduce the risks of unauthorized access and removal of medicines.
• Rational internal organization: pull-out drawers with dividers allow for rapid localization of medications, reducing retrieval times and minimizing dispensing errors.
• Permanent stability: floor anchoring prevents accidental movement or tipping attempts, essential in high-traffic environments.
• Adequate volumetric capacity: the 103 liters with three loading levels cover the needs of small and medium-sized healthcare facilities without occupying excessive space.
• Regulatory compliance: EN 1143-1 Level I certification ensures compliance with Italian and European regulations for the custody of narcotics.
• Structural durability: the 205 kg weight and resistance to thermal attacks guarantee long-term operation even in high-humidity environments.

Hospital facilities and clinics of medium complexity, where the centralized storage of medicines and narcotics must meet stringent regulatory obligations. Hospital pharmacies requiring multi-level organization and rapid visual traceability.

Specialist clinics and diagnostic centers with moderate consumption of controlled drugs, where accessibility and security must coexist without compromise.

Private healthcare facilities and nursing homes that require fixed anchoring and resistance to break-in attempts, even in the absence of continuous video surveillance.

Choose this safe when your healthcare facility requires certified narcotics storage compliant with EN 1143-1 standards and the available budget does not allow for investment in higher-class safes. It’s the correct choice if space is limited (contained footprint for the same volume) and if the priorities are internal organization for rapid extraction and immobile stability to the floor.

It is suitable for facilities where the number of drawers (three) covers the segmentation of drugs by department or therapeutic category, and where resistance to thermal and mechanical attacks represents a sufficient deterrent for the operational environment.

It represents the optimal solution if you have a need for future modularity (additional drawers can be added upon quote) without having to replace the entire safe.

What is the difference between EN 1143-1 Level I and higher levels?

EN 1143-1 Level I certifies resistance to manual burglary and light tools for at least 5 minutes. Higher levels (II, III, IV, V, VI) increase the resistance times and the type of attacks (thermal, chemical, explosive). The choice of level depends on the value of the goods stored and the risk assessment of the healthcare facility.

Can I place the safe without floor anchoring?

Technically yes, but it is discouraged. Floor anchoring makes the safe immobile and increases its resistance to removal or tipping attempts. It is highly recommended in environments with people flow or poor supervision.

Can the internal drawers be removed and replaced with others?

The drawers are designed as removable components to facilitate maintenance and organization. Replacement with drawers of different sizes is possible only upon a specific project, agreed with the supplier and with verification of internal tolerances.

What is the maximum load capacity per drawer?

This data is not provided in the technical specifications. It is recommended to contact the supplier directly, as the maximum load depends on the weight of the overall structure (205 kg) and the need to maintain the balance of the safe.

Is a higher level of EN 1143-1 required for narcotics storage?

Italian regulations do not prescribe a specific minimum level for the storage of medicines. However, Level I is generally accepted by the competent authorities for medium-risk hospitals and pharmacies. High-value facilities or those in high-crime areas should evaluate higher levels.

What is the estimated time for installation and anchoring?

The time depends on the floor conditions and the accessibility of the space. The fixing material is included; installation must be entrusted to qualified personnel to ensure that the anchoring meets safety standards.