Rapid Entry Systems
Installation Instructions
Introduction
P/N 10102664P1 • Feb 2013
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Your SupraSafe is the latest in Rapid Entry key control. To fully utilize it’s built-in security features, we recommend that reasonable care be given to the location and method of mounting.
The vault is coated with a tough, baked polyurethane
abuse; however, it is always best to locate the vault in an area which is sheltered from excessive moisture and possible mechanical damage.
6.
once the vault has been installed.
7.We strongly recommend the wiring of the tamper
or licensed electrician. The circuit shall conform to NEC class 2 or 3, or UL class 634 standards. In no case shall the wiring supply more than 30 volts at 50 ma. Consult local codes and ordinances prior to installations.
Important! Contact your local 
department for 
mounting location
and instructions.
Figure 1. Side View of Mounted Vault
Installation for Supra-Max, SupraSafe 1, SupraSafe 2HS/2HSR, and SupraSafe 2HS/TS-Vault
1.Mount the vault so that the moisture drain hole is on the bottom.
2. Use a level to plumb the vault square.
3. Four 5/16-inch lag bolts have been provided for
surface mounting the vault.
Important! When installing the vault, do not over-tighten the four mounting bolts as this
may distort the outside shell of the vault.
4. To secure the vault to a masonry/brick wall, it
is necessary to use the anchors provided with the 5/16 lag bolts mounting kit. Drill a 1/2” hole approximately 1-3/4” deep into the masonry/brick wall. It is recommended to use a carbide/masonry
bit to prevent cracking or shattering. Gently pound the anchor into the hole with a hammer so that it is
Drain hole
5. Caulk between the vault and the wall for better
Chain mounting bracket
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