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(USGovernment-News.Com, November 14, 2012 ) Matthews, NC -- Residents of Utah who are uncomfortable storing their valuable documents or possessions in a home safe or a safety deposit box at the bank can now take their protection to a new level thanks to Safe Haven Private Vaults.
New technology such as fingerprint entry pads, iris scanning technology, and motion and pressure sensors are things customers can expect when they choose Safe Haven Private Vaults. Usually these are the type of security measures used to keep precious and priceless art safe in a spy thriller movie, but Safe Haven Vaults take security to the maximum.
To get into the building, customers need a number code to enter the first door. Customers must then have their retina’s scanned to pass through the second door. Once through the second door, customers will find themselves in a hallway known as the “Man Trap,” in which the owner of a safety deposit box must lock and plug in another code to open the next door.
Safe Haven Vaults at 8675 S. 700 East in Sandy is open 24 hours per day, every day of the week, which deters it from being stolen like a fireproof strong box or accessed when closed like a bank’s safety deposit box.
Safe Haven owner Nathan Coccimiglio said that the demand for their services is skyrocketing by the day:
"Some of these technologies are being used in the Pentagon and security of federal buildings and such," he said.
The service is completely anonymous as the only information stored is retina related. There are no names, addresses, or any other personal information stored and the owner of the box has access to its codes.
Safe Haven Vaults contain 3,000 boxes of varying sizes, including some large safes with digital locks.
The physical building of Safe Haven has reinforced steel walls as well as bulletproof glass for maximum security. Each room also contains cameras recording every inch of the action.
"There are over 50 cameras that are monitored on-site and off-site, interior and exterior as well, with the ability to zoom in," said Coccimiglio.
There are employees on watch 24 hours per day as well to watch the security cameras for any unusual activity and the building contains a state-of-the-art alarm system to catch any breaches.
As the ninth such facility in the country, Safe Haven Private Vaults will open for business on November 3. Their prices will be reasonable for the amount of security you will receive at $400 per year for the smallest boxes up to $3000 for the biggest boxes.
With many people already reserving boxes, owner Coccimiglio raves that his company is hands down the safest alternative for keeping your valuables secure.
"There's nothing comparable in the state," he said. "This is a maximum security facility for valuables, much like Fort Knox is to America's gold reserve."
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