Viking Security Safe - VS-52BLX

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The Viking Security Safe VS-52BLX is an ideal solution for homeowners and office managers who require quick, reliable access to handguns, documents, or valuables without sacrificing security. Featuring a high-resolution biometric scanner and heavy-duty steel construction, this safe provides professional-grade protection in a form factor designed to fit discreetly between standard wall studs. While the wall-recessed design offers excellent concealment and space efficiency, users should ensure their wall cavity is free of plumbing or electrical obstructions prior to installation.
| Model Part Number | VS-52BLX |
|---|---|
| Brand | Viking Security Safe |
The VS-52BLX can store up to 32 unique fingerprints.
Yes, the electronic locking and biometric system are battery-powered.
Yes, the safe features a sound on/off toggle for silent entry.
The door is constructed from 5mm thick solid steel.
Yes, the unit is designed to fit between standard 16-inch-on-center wall studs.
You can use the programmed PIN code as a secondary method of entry.
Clean the sensor surface with a dry cloth and ensure your finger is positioned correctly, covering the center of the scanner.
This usually indicates the door has been left open for too long or the door is not fully latched; close the door firmly to engage the deadbolts.
Check the battery level and replace them with high-quality alkaline batteries to ensure the solenoid has enough power to function.
To install the VS-52BLX, identify a wall space between two 16-inch-on-center studs. Ensure there are no structural pipes or electrical wiring behind the wall before cutting. Once mounted, use the provided hardware to anchor the safe securely to the studs. For maintenance, clean the optical fingerprint sensor periodically with a dry, lint-free cloth to ensure consistent recognition. Replace batteries as soon as the low-battery indicator appears to prevent lockout, and avoid using heavy cleaners or lubricants on the locking mechanism, as these can damage the electronic components.