Gardall Data & Media Safe - EDS1210-G-EK

Gardall  Data & Media Safe - EDS1210-G-EK

Have you ever thought of what would happen if you lost your computer in a fire? Do you have your hard drive backed up? If you do, that's good, but where do you store the back up?

We have that answer! The Gardall data and media safe EDS1210-G-EK is designed just for the protection of electronic and computer media. Why does it need to be treated differently for fire protection than paper? Computer media loses it's information at a much lower temperature than a fire safe provides.

This computer media protection safe protects home and office computer back-Ups, digital pictures, DVD's, video tapes and other important media. 

You will note in the picture of this electronic media protection safe that there are an inner and outer door. The outer door protects against the actual fire, the inner door provides additional heat protection as well as moisture protection. (As you know, computer media does not do well in high moisture situations).

The safe door on this computer media protection safe is controlled by an electronic lock that makes access simple and easy. There is also a day lock, controlled by a key, for access during working times. The door is also equipped with 3-way bolt work on the top, side and bottom. This adds an excellent dimension of theft protection.

If you store important information on back up discs, you will need an electronic media protection safe to assure those important discs are around after the fire.

The Gardall data and media safe EDS1210-G-EK provides that peace of mind. Need more room, take a look at our larger unit model EDS2214-G-EK.

Still not sure about a media safe? Give us a call at 1-800-207-2259. We can help with you with any questions and concerns you might have.

Features

• Push button electronic lock with key day lock
• 3 way bolt work with bolt detent
• Push button electronic lock – 6-digit combo
• 1 Adjustable Shelf

• Office Computer Back-Ups
• Home Computer Back-Ups
• Digital Pictures
• Music CDs
• DVDs
• Video Tapes
• One-hour fire protection for media products
• No center bolt-down hole
• Fire rating- 1832°F outside, 125°F interior
• Uses 2 AA batteries

What our Experts Think

• Specialized Data Protection: Designed specifically for sensitive digital media — CDs, hard drives, tapes, flash drives — minimizing heat and humidity damage.
• Advanced Fire & Heat Defense: Fire‑resistant construction protects critical media and data at temperatures safe for digital formats.
• Heavy‑Duty Build: Commercial‑grade steel body and reinforced door deliver consistent, reliable security.
• Organized Interior: Thoughtfully sized interior with adjustable shelving keeps media and devices neatly stored.
• Secure Access: Trusted electronic lock option ensures controlled entry and peace of mind.
• Expert Recommended: Ideal for businesses and professionals needing dependable, media‑safe storage with proven protection.

Q&A

Q: What is the EDS1210-G-EK Safe designed for?
A: It protects digital media, data storage devices, and sensitive documents from fire and burglary.

Q: What are the key security features?
A: UL-rated fire protection for electronic media, heavy-duty steel construction, and secure locking system.

Q: How is it accessed?
A: Authorized users open the safe with a UL-certified combination or key lock.

Q: Can it be anchored?
A: Yes, pre-drilled holes allow secure floor or wall installation for added safety.

Q: What environments is it ideal for?
A: Perfect for offices, IT departments, and businesses needing reliable data and media protection.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Carefully: Wipe exterior and interior with a soft, damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals.
• Lock & Bolt Lubrication: Use graphite powder or light machine oil every 6–12 months for smooth operation.
• Inspect Hinges & Bolts: Check movement regularly and tighten any loose components.
• Humidity & Temperature Control: Keep in a dry, temperature-stable area; use a dehumidifier or moisture absorber to protect media.
• Avoid Overloading: Store items within rated capacity to prevent locking issues.
• Battery Maintenance (if electronic): Replace keypad batteries annually or when low.
• Professional Inspection: Schedule certified service for lock or fire-protection concerns.