HomeSafe H 210 E - Safe Burg Wächter - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Electronic safe
Brand	Burg Wächter
Model	HomeSafe H 210 E
Certification	ECB A
Power supply	3 alkaline batteries LR6/AA/1.5V
Number of user codes	1 PIN code with 6 digits
Factory code	123456
Lockout time (3 incorrect entries)	5 minutes
Lockout time (additional incorrect entries)	10 minutes after each new error
Operating temperature	-15 °C to +50 °C
Allowable relative humidity	95% without condensation
Opening	By PIN code with rotary knob
LED indicators	Green (accept), Red (reject), Yellow (programming mode/ready)
Programming mode	Accessible via code 76 before PIN
Code change	Via code 22 in programming mode
Clear button	Yes, to exit programming mode (2 presses)
Battery replacement	Necessary when the green light stays on
Maintenance and cleaning	Clean with a soft dry cloth
Instructions available in	French, German, English, Dutch and other languages
Product type	Electronic safe

Frequently Asked Questions - HomeSafe H 210 E Burg Wächter

How to open the HomeSafe H 210 E safe?

Press the On/Enter button, enter your 6-digit PIN code (default 123456), then turn the rotary knob clockwise when the green light comes on.

How to change the factory PIN code?

With the door open, press On/Enter, enter 76 (programming mode), confirm with On/Enter, enter the current PIN code. The yellow light flashes. Then enter 22 (change code), confirm with On/Enter, then enter the new PIN code twice (6 digits). The green light confirms the change. Exit by pressing Clear twice.

What to do if I forget my PIN code?

If the PIN code is forgotten, it is not possible to open it. Contact Burg Wächter customer service. It is recommended to keep the code in a safe place.

How many attempts before lockout?

After 3 incorrect code entries, the lock blocks for 5 minutes. Then, each new error results in a lockout of 10 minutes. The red light flashes during lockout.

How to replace the batteries?

When the green light stays on, it indicates weak batteries. Open the battery compartment (usually inside the door) and replace the 3 alkaline batteries LR6/AA/1.5V observing polarity.

What type of batteries to use?

Use only alkaline batteries type LR6/AA/1.5V. Do not mix new and used batteries, and do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

How to enter programming mode?

Press On/Enter, then enter 76 and confirm with On/Enter. Then enter your valid PIN code. The yellow light flashes to indicate you are in programming mode.

Why does the red light come on?

The red light comes on when an incorrect code is entered or after an erroneous programming. If three incorrect codes are entered, the light flashes and the lock temporarily blocks.

What does the flashing yellow light mean?

The flashing yellow light indicates you are in programming mode. You can then perform actions such as changing the PIN code.

What are the recommended usage conditions?

The safe operates in a temperature range of -15 °C to +50 °C and a relative humidity of up to 95% without condensation. Avoid exposure to excessive humidity or extreme temperatures.

USER MANUAL HomeSafe H 210 E Burg Wächter

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Batterien: 3x1,5V Mignon (LR6)

Quitting the programming mode

B On/Enter button

C Readiness for opening

LED goes on when a valid opening code is entered and programming is successful.

D Battery replacement symbol

When this LED is on, please replace all 3 batteries (LR6/AA/1.5V/Alkaline).

E Readiness for entry / programming

The LED goes on when the programming mode is entered. It goes off when the programming mode is exited again.

F Rejected entry/blocking time

The LED goes on when an invalid code is entered or when the programming is incorrect. In case a wrong code is entered three times in a row, the lock is blocked for 5 minutes. During this time, the LED flashes. In this status, opening is not possible, even with a correct opening code.

Dear customer,

Thank you for deciding for a safe with the BURG-WÄCHTER SECUTRONIC electronics. This electronics is certified according to ECB class A and opening is possible by using a Pincode. You have thus acquired a product meeting extremely high security requirements and developed and manufactured using the latest technical potential.

Important: Please read the entire User Manual before programming and store this User Manual at a safe place for future reference at any time you may need it.

We hope you will enjoy your BURG-WÄCHTER safe.

Important information about our electronic locks

General information: Please take care that the codes and the code carrier do not fall into the wrong hands. Therefore, store the codes and code carrier at a safe location so that these can only be accessed by authorised persons. In case you loose a code or code carrier, the lock must be converted to a new code/code carrier, or replaced.

• The factory code must be changed as soon as the lock is commissioned.
• Simple codes that are easy to guess (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) must not be used.
• Personal data (e.g. birthday) or other data that may be concluded with knowledge of the code owner must not be used as code.
• Any changes of the administrator code and of the user codes shall be made with the safe door opened! When the locking system has been reset to another code, this new code should be repeatedly used with the safe door opened.

Generally

One Pincode is for opening are available.

Pincode: 123456 (factory setting)

The Pincode has always 6 digits.

Technical data

Number of Pincodes 1
Blocking times When a	wrong code is entered 3 times, 5 minutes,subsequently 10 minutes after each wrong entry
Power supply 3 x MIGN	NON LR6/AA/ALKALINE
Permissible ambient conditions	-15 °C through +50 °CUp to 95 % rel. air humidity (non condensing)

Menu structure

The individual labels on the keypad indicate numerals and letters.

Combinations of numerals and / or letters are used to program the individual functions. The initial letters of a programming procedure are composed as a combination of numbers (to facilitate their remembering). When using these explicit combinations,

the individual submenus are opened.

Opening with Pincode

• Press the „On / Enter“ button.
• Enter the pin code. The green LED lights up when the code is entered correctly and the red LED when the code is rejected.

Turn the rotary handle clockwise to open the door.

Access to the programming mode to change the lock settings

• Press „On/Enter“.
• Type numbers 76 (program mode), the yellow LED goes off.
• Press „On / Enter“ and enter the valid Pincode.

When a valid Pincode has been entered, the green LED goes on briefly, subsequently the yellow LED flashes. As long as the yellow „Readiness for entry / programming“ LED is flashing, you are in the programming mode and so you can perform various actions.

Actions in programming mode

Changing Pincode

• Type numbers 22 (change code), then press „On/Enter“.
• Type your new code (6 digits) and confirm with „On / Enter“.
• Enter your new code again and confirm with „On / Enter“.
  The yellow LED flashes during the whole process.
  The green LED flashes in case of a successful change.

Leave the programming mode by pressing the „Clear" button twice.

Replacement of batteries

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Batteries: 3×1,5V Mignon (LR6)

Disposal of batteries

Dear Customer,

Please help us avoid unnecessary waste. Should you intend to dispose of this device at any time, please remember that many components of this device contain valuable materials, which can be recycled. Please do not throw out the device as general waste, but rather obtain information on the collecting points for electrical waste from the responsible authority of you municipality.

Please be aware that electrical and electronic equipment and batteries shall not be disposed of as household waste, but rather collected separately. Please obtain information on the collecting points for electrical waste from the responsible authority of you municipality.

CE

BURG-WÄCHTER KG hereby declares that this device complies with Directive 2014/30/EU, (EMC), 2011/65/EU (RoHS). The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity can be found on www.burg.biz

Mistakes and changes reserved.

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Piles: 3x1,5V Mignon (LR6)

Liquidation

Cher client,

Pincode: 123456 (fabrieksinstelling)

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Batterijen: 3x1,5V Mignon (LR6)