WASJOYE 103L Large Cabinet Safe Box with Digital Keypad Lock

Quick overview

The WASJOYE 103L Large Cabinet Safe Box is a cabinet-style home security safe designed to store bigger valuables than a typical small lockbox. On paper, it’s built around a digital keypad for everyday access, plus backup options if you ever forget the code or if the keypad battery is low.

It also leans into practical security details: an anti-pry door approach with a 20MM lock bolt, an anti-tampering alarm system, and the option to secure it to the wall or floor with expansion screws. Depending on what you’re trying to protect, that combination can be reassuring — but it’s not a replacement for checking your site layout and how you plan to mount it.

What it’s for (and what you can fit)

With a stated 103L large capacity, this safe is pitched for home office and business use where you may want one unit for documents and valuables rather than scattering items around. The description specifically mentions loading “almost all valuables”, including laptops, sensitive documents, cash, guns, medicines, and other valuables. The safe also includes “2 fireproof drawer” which can be useful for separating items you want to grab less often.

A realistic micro-scenario: you get home late, want fast access to documents and a small amount of cash, and the keypad + knob combination is designed to be a quick path in. When you open the door, the sensor LED light automatically turns on, so you’re not fumbling for a torch in dim conditions.

The lock system and how access really works

This safe uses “3 ways to unlock”, which is one of its clearer selling points: - Emergency key + knob (helpful for first use, forgotten password, or low battery) - Password + knob (designed for quick access, using a 3–8 digit code) - Emergency battery box + password + knob (if the keypad power is an issue)

There’s also keypad status guidance: the light colours are described as green for unlock/prompt light, yellow for wrong password, and red for low battery indicator. If you enter the wrong password three times, an anti-theft alarm warning buzzer is triggered and the keypad is disabled during the alarm.

Do note one limitation: the instructions say 4 AA alkaline batteries for the emergency situation aren’t included. If you’re buying this for near-immediate use, it’s worth checking battery requirements straight away so you don’t get stuck at setup.

Anti-theft alarm, locking behaviour, and tamper response

The anti-theft alarm system is described as having both a warning/lockout element and a “silent mode”. The lockout behaviour is specific: wrong password 3 times in a row triggers a 20-second lock, wrong password 6 times in a row triggers a 5-minute lock.

This kind of escalation is sensible for deterring repeated guessing. It also means that if you’re the one entering the code (for example, after rushing or sharing access), you’ll want to be careful with inputs so you don’t lock yourself out.

The good part is that there’s a stated workaround for the keypad alarm lock situation: open using the emergency key and remove the battery, the alarm can then be disarmed immediately.

Build approach and security-by-design details

Security claims here are mostly structural and process-focused. The description highlights: - A “one-piece bending” and “precision laser cutting” approach - A 20MM lock bolt intended to resist prying - Full fusion welding technology - Environmentally friendly spraying and phosphating for wear resistance - A built-in moisture-proof circuit board - A soft fur pad inside to help prevent scratches or damage to stored items

In addition, the safe is supplied with expansion screws to fix it to the wall or floor. In real life, that mounting choice matters quite a bit: a safe that’s properly fixed in place is generally harder to remove than one left freestanding.

Tech specs you’ll want to sanity-check before buying

If you’re deciding based on size, these are the concrete figures provided: - External dimensions: 37 x 40 x 70 cm (D x W x H) - Net weight: 26KG

Also, it’s described as a cabinet safe with an extra-large interior space and two fireproof drawers. If you plan to store larger items like a laptop, it’s worth measuring your device first and comparing it with how you intend to use the drawers versus the main space.

Is it worth it?

This is a solid pick if you want a large, cabinet-style safe for home office or business use, and you value having keypad access day to day with emergency key backup. The anti-pry lock bolt detail, anti-tampering alarm behaviour, and the ability to secure it with expansion screws all support the “practical security for everyday storage” idea.

It might not be the best choice if you need something truly lightweight or quick to move, because the safe is 26KG. It also may not suit you if you’re looking for a very small unit for just a few documents — in that case, a smaller option could be more appropriate.

Worth considering if you prioritise: - keeping sensitive documents and valuables together - keypad access with clear light indicators - alarm and lockout deterrence if someone keeps trying the wrong code

You may want to skip it if: - you don’t have a plan to fix it securely to the wall or floor - you’re not comfortable relying on keypad power management and the stated battery situation

Mini FAQ

Questions people often ask before buying

Does it come with keys and mounting parts?

Yes. The pack is described as including two emergency keys, expansion screws, an emergency power box, and a user manual.

What happens if the wrong password is entered?

The description says the anti-theft alarm warning buzzer can start after three consecutive wrong attempts, and the keypad is disabled during the alarm. It also describes escalating lockouts: 20 seconds after 3 wrong attempts, and 5 minutes after 6 wrong attempts.

Is there a light inside the safe?

Yes. There’s a built-in sensor LED light that automatically turns on when the safe is opened, intended for low-light visibility.

Are batteries included?

No. The description notes that 4 AA alkaline batteries are not included.

Can it be secured to the wall or floor?

It’s supplied with expansion screws, and the description states it can be fixed to the wall or floor to further reduce theft risk.