Cannon Safe EMP Lock System

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posted on April 17, 2013
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4/17/2013

Known for its innovation in the manufacture of gun safes, Cannon Safe is now the only gun safe company with a digital and combination EMP lock system.

Cannon’s exclusive dual access EMP lock system offers immediate access, simplicity and day-to-day security of an electronic lock backed by the assurance of a manual combination lock. The EMP lock system is now standard equipment on Armory, Cannon and Commander series safes.

Contact: Cannon Safe; www.cannonsafe.com.

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