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1 F. 13678B (06/02) Fq e s F 1 2g A safe is designed to keep and store articles ofvalue or importance. It safeguards possessionsthat are vital to a company s operations. 2 2 There are two types of safes:1)Burglar resistant These are designed to affordprotection to valuables from burglarious protection is achieved by the use of varioussteel or other materials in the door and body ofthe safe, along with intricate locking andrelocking devices. These safes are designed toresist attack from tools, torches, explosives orany combination )Fire resistant These safes provide protection tovaluable papers and/or business records fromdamage due to fire. The protection is achievedvy 2gyx yv2he e2q shiby the use of fire resistant insulating material thatreduces and/or limits heat transfer to the interiorof the resistant and fire resistant safes servedifferent purposes and should not be usedinterchangeably. v2f qve 2 i s ex 2vefiv wxe2i s evix gve hi g s syx igspsge syx i2vefivgve spsge syx vEIS 2 2IS2 fI f E 2 q 2 T vIES T 2 2IS2 2 2 2T2 xGe xGexGe vEQH 2 2QH2 fIf 2 q 2 ES vEQH T 2 2QH2 2 2 2T2 xGe xGexGe vEIS T &2 2 2 2IS2 2 2 2T2 xGe xGexGe vEQH &2 2 2 2QH2 fI f 2 2 q 2 R vEQH T &2 2 2 2QH2 2 2 2T2 xGe xGe vETH &2 2 2 2TH2 fI f E 2 q 2 P vETH &D2i+ 2 2 2 2TH2 fI f E 2 q 2 If 2 2 2 2 2!

2 2 2# cSafes are tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL)to determine their resistance to various means ofattack. UL then labels the tested safes chart below defines the UL labeling system, aswell as the Safe Manufacturers NationalAssociation (SMNA) equivalent classificationsAll burglary resistant safes are required to havecombination type locking devices. All UL burglaryresistant safes also have relocking devices topreserve the integrity of the safe if the combinationlocking devices are defeated. Burglary resistantsafes provide minimal fire protection for 2 2 Safes are tested by Underwriters Laboratories (UL) todetermine how well they protect paper records fromfire damage. The chart below defines the ULlabeling system, as well as the Safe ManufacturersNational Association (SMNA) 13678B (06/02) Fq e s F 2vy 2gyx yv2he e2q shi2 v2ps i2 i s ex 2vefiv wxe2i s evix gve hi g s syx igspsge syx i2yp2vefivgve spsge syxe 2 2 2 2 2R2 2 2 pEshp E e 2 2 2 2 PHHH pF f 2 2 2 2 2P2 pEshp E f 2 2 2 2 IVSH#pF g 2 2 2 2 2I2 pEshp E g 2 2 2 2 IUHH#pF Fire resistant safes provide minimal, if any,protection to contents from burglarious 2 2 2 2 Use UL labeled safes to maximize protection.

3 The safe should be equipped with two locks,one of which must be a combination lock. The premises intrusion alarm system should beextended to protect the door and all sides of thesafe. The safe should be readily visible from thestreet and illuminated at night. Safes should not be located against an exteriorwall or an interior partition wall, if the partitionwall separates your occupancy from anotheroccupancy in a multi-tenant building. The safe combination should be changedwhenever someone who knows the combinationleaves your employ. A warranty should be provided on the safe forall parts, labor and materials. Used reconditioned safes may not provide thedegree of protection that their labels in doubt, check with the safemanufacturer. There is no standard by which unlabeled safes reliability and protection can be your local Great American Loss PreventionSpecialist for additional loss prevention information and advice presented in this brochure are intended only to advise our insureds and their managers of a variety of methods and strategies based ongenerally accepted safe practices, for controlling potentially loss producing situations commonly occurring in business premises and/or operations.

4 They are not intended towarrant that all potential hazards or conditions have been evaluated or can be controlled. They are not intended as an offer to write insurance coverage for such conditions orexposures, or to imply that Great American Insurance Company will write such coverage. The liability of Great American Insurance Company is limited to the specific terms,limits and conditions of the insurance policies issued.