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American Security - ACF Series

$9,798.00
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ACF4824DS - 47.75″H x 24.5″W x 26″D
ACF4824DS - 47.75″H x 24.5″W x 26″D
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Key Features

Security Level 9
Fire Rating 120 min at 1800°F
Capacity None
Weight 1744 lbs
Made in USA No
Warranty Limited Life-Time
AMSEC | ACF4824 Drop Safe

American Security - ACF Series

ACF4824DS - 47.75″H x 24.5″W x 26″D

Current Price $9,798.00
The ACF4824DS is AMSEC's dual-door TL-30 certified vault, built to separate deposit activity from holding access within a single certified structure. The upper compartment handles standard deposit access, while the lower compartment stays secured behind its own auxiliary key lock for restricted access. This model sits alongside AMSEC's broader ACF lineup as the dedicated dual-door option, positioned for operations that need that separation built in rather than managed through procedure alone. If your operation currently relies on separate safes or manual procedures to keep deposit and holding functions apart, this vault is built to do that structurally.

Who This Safe Is Best For — and When to Consider More

Choose this model if:

Choose the ACF4824DS if you need to separate deposit access from holding access within one certified vault. It also fits if you're standardizing on TL-30 protection and want that separation built in structurally, rather than managed through a second safe or a manual procedure.

Best For:

This fits your operation if you need to keep deposit access separate from holding or management access within one vault, such as a bank branch, armored transport point, or high-security deposit operation. It's also a strong fit if you're standardizing on TL-30 certified protection and want the dual-door workflow built into the vault itself rather than added through separate equipment.

Not Ideal For:

If your operation doesn't need to separate deposit and holding access, a single-door ACF Series vault at the same TL-30 rating will likely cover your needs with a simpler configuration.

What Makes the ACF4824 Drop Safe Different

Each door on the ACF4824DS locks independently with its own Group 2M combination, and the lower compartment adds an auxiliary key lock on top of that combination. Multiple large locking bolts and spring-loaded relockers protect both doors the same way they do across the ACF lineup. We'll walk through who on your team should hold each credential before the vault is configured.
Both compartments share the same composite steel and concrete construction used across AMSEC's ACF lineup, with thick alloy hardplates behind the locking hardware on each door. That construction is what earns the UL TL-30 certification on the ACF4824DS, the same standard applied to any other TL-30 rated vault. The dual-door design doesn't come at the cost of that certified construction on either compartment.
The ACF4824DS uses a Group 2M combination lock on both the upper and lower doors, with an auxiliary key lock adding a second layer of control on the bottom compartment. Opening the lower compartment takes both the combination and a physical key, which matters when you want more than one control point on your most restricted access. We help you decide who holds the combination and who holds the key based on how your team is structured.
AMSEC | ACF4824 Drop Safe open view
The upper compartment offers 3.79 cubic feet for standard deposit access, while the lower compartment holds 2.48 cubic feet behind its own auxiliary key lock. That split lets you size each side of the workflow separately rather than sharing one interior between deposit and holding functions. Because the ACF4824DS is part of AMSEC's custom-built ACF lineup, additional interior configuration within each compartment is available if your workflow needs it.
The ACF4824DS comes finished in textured charcoal gray with chrome-accented hardware on both doors, with an auxiliary key lock visible on the lower compartment. AMSEC builds it made-to-order in the USA, matching the finish and hardware used across the ACF lineup.

Security Construction & Burglary Protection

AMSEC builds both compartments of the ACF4824DS with composite steel and concrete construction, the same approach used across its ACF lineup, layered to resist drilling, cutting, and prying. The design carries a UL TL-30 certification, meaning an independent lab tested the safe against 30 minutes of attack using the tools a professional burglar would actually bring. That certification applies to the tested points AMSEC submitted for testing, not a guarantee against every possible attack method. For an operation separating deposit and holding functions, that certified 30-minute window applies equally to both compartments.

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UL TL-30 certified construction on both compartments, with independent locking and an auxiliary key lock on the lower door.
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Certified Fire Protection & What It Means

AMSEC states a 120-minute fire rating at 1800 degrees Fahrenheit for the ACF4824DS, tested under standardized conditions. That figure describes how long the interior stays below a temperature that damages paper, cash, and most media, not a guarantee for every real-world fire. Because fire protection is part of the custom build on the ACF lineup, confirm with us during your configuration exactly what your specific unit includes.

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A manufacturer-stated 120-minute fire rating at 1800°F when fire protection is included in your configuration.
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Lock Type & Access Options

The upper compartment of the ACF4824DS opens with a Group 2M combination lock, matching standard access across the ACF lineup. The lower compartment adds an auxiliary key lock on top of its own combination, so opening it requires both the code and the physical key. That two-credential requirement on the lower compartment is what makes the dual-door design useful for separating who can deposit from who can access the held funds or items. We help you decide how to distribute the combination and the key across your team before the vault ships.

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Two independently secured compartments, so deposit and holding access can be split across your team.
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Interior Storage, Shelving & Organization

Once delivered, the ACF4824DS gives you two independently secured compartments to work with right away, since the interior configuration is fixed as part of the custom build. We confirm which compartment handles which function with you before AMSEC begins fabrication, so the split matches how your team actually operates.
The upper compartment offers 3.79 cubic feet for standard deposit access, while the lower compartment holds 2.48 cubic feet behind its own auxiliary key lock. That split lets you size each side of the workflow separately rather than sharing one interior between deposit and holding functions. Because the ACF4824DS is part of AMSEC's custom-built ACF lineup, additional interior configuration within each compartment is available if your workflow needs it.

Installation, Placement & Bolting Down

Installation planning often determines long-term satisfaction. At 1,746 pounds, the ACF4824DS needs real floor load verification before delivery, particularly on upper floors or over a basement. We coordinate doorway clearance and, where needed, after-hours delivery so a vault this size doesn't disrupt your business hours. Anchoring the finished vault to the floor is standard practice on our installs and adds meaningful resistance against prying or drag-out attempts.

One of the simplest ways to increase resistance is proper anchoring.

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We coordinate delivery and installation for the ACF4824DS, including the floor and access planning a nearly 1,750-pound dual-door vault requires.
Two workers guide a shrink-wrapped safe on a skid steer beside a house on a dirt lot

Is This Protection Level Enough for Your Situation?

Custom TL-30 Dual-Door Deposit Vault


The ACF4824DS is AMSEC's dual-door TL-30 certified vault, built to separate deposit activity from holding access within a single certified structure. The upper compartment handles standard deposit access, while the lower compartment stays secured behind its own auxiliary key lock for restricted access. This model sits alongside AMSEC's broader ACF lineup as the dedicated dual-door option, positioned for operations that need that separation built in rather than managed through procedure alone. If your operation currently relies on separate safes or manual procedures to keep deposit and holding functions apart, this vault is built to do that structurally.
Step Up If:f your operation is expanding to more than one location that needs this same dual-door separation, we can help you plan a consistent rollout across locations rather than a single-unit purchase. If six-sided certified protection matters more than compartment separation, AMSEC's CFX Series carries UL TL-30x6 in a single-compartment design, and we can help you weigh the two against your actual workflow.
More Than Needed If:If you don't need to separate deposit and holding access, a single-door ACF Series vault at the same TL-30 rating covers the same certified protection with a simpler setup.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a dual-compartment TL-rated depository safe and when is that the right commercial choice?
A dual-compartment TL-rated safe has two independently locked sections, usually one for deposits and one for restricted holding, both built to the same certified rating. It fits when you need to separate who deposits funds from who accesses what's held. On the ACF4824DS, that means TL-30 certified upper and lower compartments, with the lower section adding an auxiliary key lock.
Does a dual-door design mean the ACF4824DS is less secure than a single-door TL-30 safe?
No. Both compartments on the ACF4824DS carry the same UL TL-30 certification as a single-door vault. The dual-door design adds workflow separation, not a security tradeoff; each door has its own locking bolts and relockers, tested the same way. We often see businesses assume splitting a vault weakens it, when the construction standard is identical on both sides.
How does the auxiliary key lock on the lower compartment actually add security?
The auxiliary key lock requires a physical key in addition to the Group 2M combination, so opening the lower compartment takes two separate credentials instead of one. That matters when you want more than one access point involved before the restricted compartment opens. We typically see businesses split who holds the combination from who holds the key.
What are the installation requirements for a nearly 1,750-pound commercial TL vault?
A vault in this weight range needs floor load verification before delivery, especially on upper floors or over a basement. Doorway clearance matters too, since the ACF4824DS's dual-door footprint is taller than a standard single-door vault of similar weight. We coordinate that planning ahead of delivery, including after-hours scheduling when a vault this size can't move during business hours.
Can different employees hold the combination and the key on the ACF4824DS's lower compartment?
Yes. The auxiliary key lock on the lower compartment works independently of who holds the Group 2M combination, so you can assign the code to one role and the key to another. That split is common when businesses want a manager and a separate keyholder both required before the compartment opens.

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