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Stack-On Personal Safe with Electronic Lock: What to Know
A naming note upfront: the Amazon listing we identified for this ASIN is labeled "PS-1514," but Stack-On's current website does not list that exact model number in its active personal-safes lineup. The closest current equivalent on Stack-On's own site is the PS-1814-E, which shares the same core feature set (electronic keypad, steel construction, backup keys) — we're describing that shared feature set here rather than assuming every dimension and spec is identical between the two model numbers.
Per Stack-On's own materials for this personal-safe line, the electronic keypad accepts a 3-to-8-digit access code, with two physical backup keys included in case the keypad or its battery fails. The company states the safe includes an integrated LED that illuminates the interior for about 30 seconds after opening — useful for a safe kept in a closet or under a bed with poor ambient lighting — and a foam-padded interior shelf to protect stored items from scratching against bare steel.
A security feature worth knowing: Stack-On's materials describe a built-in alarm that sounds after three consecutive incorrect code entries, adding a basic deterrent against someone repeatedly guessing the code. Unlike the SentrySafe, Barska and First Alert safes in this guide, Stack-On does not market this personal-safe line around a specific certified fire rating — treat it as a theft-deterrent and organization safe rather than a fire-protection product.
Key Listed Features
Electronic keypad accepting a 3-to-8-digit code with two backup keys
Built-in alarm after three consecutive incorrect code attempts
Integrated interior LED (about 30 seconds) for low-light visibility
Foam-padded interior shelf and pry-resistant steel door
