Stack-On Products Co.
Stack-On PDS-1800-E Binoculars Black
A compact electronic-lock steel safe with .4 cu ft capacity holds small firearms and valuables
- TypeBinoculars
- ColorBlack
- Secure electronic lock protects firearms and valuables
- 5 lb steel construction resists forced entry
- Meets DOJ testing for firearms safety device listing
- Compact 0.4 cu ft capacity fits small handguns
- Includes back-up keys for emergency access
Secure Storage for Small Firearms
The Stack-On PDS-1800-E is a compact steel safe with an electronic lock and two locking bolts. It provides .4 cubic feet of internal space sized for handguns and valuables. The matte black finish resists wear in a home or office setting. It meets DOJ testing standards for firearms safety devices.
Upgrade from Basic Lock Boxes
This safe replaces simple keyed boxes or unsecured drawers with a programmable electronic lock and backup keys. The jump is worth it when you need faster access without fumbling for a key. Steel construction and a two-bolt design add pry resistance that plastic cases lack. No fire rating means it suits theft deterrence, not fire survival.
Suits Handgun Owners Needing Quick Access
Buyers who want rapid, code-based entry for one or two pistols will find the dimensions practical. The shallow depth fits nightstands or shelves where deeper safes cannot. Those needing long-gun capacity, fire protection, or water resistance should look at something else. The unit weighs 13.5 lb and includes mounting hardware.
Highlights
- Secure electronic lock protects firearms and valuables
- 5 lb steel construction resists forced entry
- Meets DOJ testing for firearms safety device listing
- Compact 0.4 cu ft capacity fits small handguns
- Includes back-up keys for emergency access
Specifications
| Brand | STACK-ON |
|---|---|
| Type | Binoculars |
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What outside width and depth clearances does the PDS-1800-E need to fit on a shelf?
The safe measures 12 in wide by 8 3/4 in deep, so allow at least that footprint plus room for the door to swing open.
How do you secure the safe after mounting it, and what step is often missed?
Bolt it down using the two pre-drilled holes; the step people skip is tightening the anchor bolts fully so the safe cannot be pried loose.
What replacement parts should be kept on hand for the electronic lock over time?
Store the two back-up keys in a separate location; they are the only way to open the safe if the keypad battery dies or the electronics fail.
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