Preview: SnapSafe Safe Accessory Pack

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posted on June 25, 2022
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SnapSafe Safe Accessory Pack

The Safe Accessory Pack from SnapSafe includes everything needed to maximize the utility of a newly acquired gun safe. An included hygrometer displays the current temperature and humidity levels inside your safe (and also catalogs recent extremes for both of these metrics), while a rechargeable dehumidifier pulls moisture from the air to help prevent the formation of mildew and rust.

The kit also includes an LED light for internal illumination, a magnetic hook for hanging items on the safe’s exterior, a fire-resistant document bag rated up to 1,800° F and an 8½"x11" coated-wire basket.

The Safe Accessory Pack retails for $167. For more information, please visit snapsafe.com.

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