Safe
Protect your valuables, documents and precious objects with a range of A2P certified safes, from class 0 T2 to class VI T2, designed and made in France since 1825.

Your property, cash and documents remain exposed to theft, fire and explosives
Burglaries and fires expose individuals and businesses every year: many underestimate the level of protection actually needed to secure valuables, jewellery, documents or cash over the long term.
Uncertified protection
Low-end cabinets or safes with no recognised certification, vulnerable to break-in and fire.
A choice poorly matched to the risk
Difficulty identifying the protection class (0 to VI) matching the real value of the property to be insured.
High sector requirements
Banks, jewellers and luxury retailers subject to reinforced resistance standards (theft, fire, explosives, diamond core drill).

A range of A2P certified safes, from class 0 to class VI, following the new T2 standard
Bespoke protection
7 protection classes (A2P 0 to VI T2, standard EN 1143-1) and volumes from 13 to 1,117 litres depending on the range, to suit every need.
Double and triple protection
Hélios Style combines theft resistance (class I) with fire resistance (LFS 60P, 60 min on paper); InviKtus offers quadruple certification for theft (classes IV-V-VI), fire (60 min, NT FIRE 017), explosives (EX) and diamond core drill (CD), for high risks.
Certified locks
Mechanical (MxB, MC4, Moneo) or electronic (Nectra, KelNet), all certified A2P classes A to C to standard EN 1300.
Solutions dedicated to cash flows
The Millium range (deposit, cash transfer, DFX, DTM) and Atrius DFX to secure takings and cash transport in store or in the branch.
Benefits
200 years of security expertise
Since Alexandre Fichet invented the first pick-proof lock and the first safe in 1825.
2 manufacturing plants in France
Including the historic Bazancourt plant (Complice, since 1904), with design, R&D and production all in house.
14 sales and technical branches
Spread across the country for support close at hand.
A responsive customer service centre
Calls answered in under 60 seconds, a dedicated project manager and technical support specialised by product type.
Specifications
Explore the technical specifications of the solution to understand its security level, its advanced features and its compliance with the most demanding standards.
Protection of cash, valuables, documents and precious objects against theft, fire and explosives, according to the class chosen (0 to VI).
Break-in resistance certified A2P to EN 1143-1 (classes 0 to VI, T2 rating). Fire resistance certified ECB-S: LFS 30P (30 min, EN 15659) for Complice / built-in Complice; LFS 60P (60 min, EN 15659) for Hélios Style; 60 min paper NT FIRE 017 for InviKtus. Explosive resistance A2P class IV-VI EX and diamond core drill protection CD (EN 1143-1) — InviKtus only. Locks certified A2P classes A, B or C to EN 1300. Insurable value up to €300,000 (class VI, InviKtus).
Complice / Complice BO — class 0 T2 — €8,000 Millium / Carena / Hélios — class I T2 — €25,000 Millium / Carena — class II T2 — €35,000 Millium / Carena — class III T2 — €55,000 Atrius / InviKtus — class IV T2 — €110,000 Atrius / InviKtus — class V T2 — €200,000 InviKtus — class VI T2 — €300,000 Indicative CNPP values for France.
Volumes from 13 to 1,117 litres depending on the range (e.g. Complice from 13 to 80 L for home and office protection; InviKtus up to 1,117 L for high risks).
Designed and manufactured in France (French Fab label), compliant with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001; delivery, installation, commissioning and customer training included depending on the logistics package chosen.
Relevant markets
A proven solution in every professional environment where confidentiality, compliance and business continuity are critical.
Documents & certifications
Download the technical sheets and consult the certifications for each model.
ISO 9001
ISO 45001
ISO 14001
French Fab label
CNPP (French certification body)
ECB-S (fire and burglary resistance)
EFSG (European association of laboratories)
A2P label (EN 1143-1 burglary, EN 1300 locks)





