• Regulatory compliance: EN 1143-1 Level I certification and EN 1300 lock guarantee compliance with legal and regulatory requirements for the storage of controlled substances in the healthcare sector.
• Protection against qualified theft: The double wall and robust structure resist burglary attempts, significantly reducing the risks of drug and narcotic theft.
• Rational organization: The 8 aluminum drawers with internal dividers allow for quick categorization and localization of medicines according to hospital warehouse protocols.
• Stability and anchoring: The floor fixing setup (with material included) eliminates the risks of tipping and guarantees permanent and secure placement.
• Management accessibility: Pull-out drawers and optimized internal dimensions (293 liters) allow for practical management of pharmaceutical stocks without frequent movements.
• Access traceability: The single key locking system regulates opening, facilitating access control and documentation of withdrawals in compliance with hospital protocols.

This safe is intended for hospitals, clinics, multi-specialty outpatient clinics and healthcare facilities where it is necessary to store controlled drugs, narcotics and medical prescriptions in compliance with legal regulations.

Typical use involves hospital pharmaceutical warehouses, inpatient wards, internal pharmacies and medicine distribution centers where traceability and physical security are priorities. The volumetric capacity (293 liters) and the modularity of the drawer system make it suitable for medium-large facilities with significant storage volumes.

The EN 1143-1 certification also qualifies it for environments where regulatory inspections and audits on the compliance of storage systems are expected.

Choose this safe when the hospital or clinic needs a certified and robust custody system for controlled drugs, without compromises on regulatory compliance. It is the correct solution if the pharmaceutical warehouse requires a significant volumetric capacity (293 liters) and an internal subdivision organized into multiple sectors.

It is particularly appropriate when: the hospital infrastructure must withstand recurring regulatory checks; the volume of stored medicines requires a fixed, heavy structure (465 kg) anchored to the floor; the hospital organization requires restricted and tracked access for categories of authorized personnel.

Do not choose it if you need a mobile solution, small in size or for environments where weight (465 kg) represents an operational constraint. If the healthcare facility has very variable seasonal volumes, consider the possibility of adding supplementary drawers (available upon request).

What is the difference between EN 1143-1 and EN 1300 certification?

EN 1143-1 certifies the level of resistance of the safe as a whole against physical attacks and burglary attempts (in this case Level I, the most robust). EN 1300 specifically certifies the closing system (the key lock), ensuring that the opening mechanism is suitable for the declared protection class. Both are necessary for a safe that complies with hospital requirements.

Can I add drawers beyond the standard 8?

Yes, it is possible to request additional drawers with a useful height between drawers of 76 mm. This option is available upon request and allows you to increase the internal subdivision capacity based on specific warehouse needs.

What is the procedure for floor fixing?

The safe is set up for floor anchoring and the fixing material is included. The installation procedure must be performed according to the technical protocols provided by the manufacturer, ensuring that the structure remains immobile and stable.

Is it possible to customize the color or request different configurations?

The standard color is white. For aesthetic customizations or construction variations (for example different heights between drawers, number of drawers, internal materials), it is necessary to contact the supplier for an evaluation and a dedicated quote.

How much minimum space is needed around the safe for safe operation?

The handle protrusion is 42 mm. It is recommended to provide at least 10-15 cm of free space on the front and sides to allow easy opening of the drawers and movement of pharmaceutical loads without obstacles.

Is the safe certified for the storage of narcotics according to Italian regulations?

The safe is EN 1143-1 Level I certified and has an EN 1300 lock, features that qualify it for the custody of controlled substances. However, compliance with specific Italian regulations (D.P.R. 309/1990 and subsequent amendments) must be verified with the legal office or the compliance manager of the healthcare facility, as requirements may vary based on the classification of the narcotic and the hospital context.