Structural analysis confirms a 16-gauge steel body equipped with a motor-driven solenoid locking mechanism. The user interface includes a 500 DPI optical biometric sensor and a high-draw voice prompt logic board. Physical dimensions provide approximately 1.0 cubic foot of internal volume, and the unit includes pre-drilled apertures for fixed mounting to floor or wall surfaces.
Performance metrics indicate a risk of mechanical sticking if the locking bolts are subjected to lateral pressure during operation. Forensic data suggest the voice-prompt hardware contributes to a high-draw power profile, potentially leading to low-voltage states where the solenoid fails to retract despite valid credential recognition. A tubular keyway is provided as a mandatory mechanical bypass for digital volatility scenarios.
Internal component analysis suggests the chassis is a standard 17-25cm ODM unit, common across the Home Office equipment class. The internal hinge design may restrict the effective clearance for wide objects within the 16-gauge housing.
If higher structural mass is required, the Fowore 23.62" Safe provides a significantly thicker door plate and higher-torque motor. This device is classified within the smart safes hardware segment.
