Material specifications for the Motorola Flex chassis include a heavy-duty steel shell with an integrated mounting bracket system. The electronic architecture features a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi chipset (802.11b/g/n) and an accelerometer-based tamper alert system. A solenoid actuator drives the locking mechanism, with power supplied by 4 AA batteries providing an estimated 3-6 month operational cycle.
Performance metrics indicate significant "ping" latency during the device's deep-sleep cycle, which may affect remote unlocking responsiveness. The proprietary Flex tethering system allows for non-permanent mounting, though forensic analysis suggests this introduces a potential leverage point for mechanical bypass attempts. Standardized testing shows the unit fails in a "secure-locked" state upon total power loss.
Aggregated user data indicates that internal dimensions may not accommodate larger tablets, and the application interface requires comprehensive permissions for operation. Tamper alerts are delivered via both a local audible siren and remote push notifications.
For a fixed-location safe with higher structural integrity and a biometric interface, the KornerBatl Smart Safe is a recommended alternative. This unit falls under the smart safes hardware segment.
