Home SE | Home Series 20 | Level 4 Security | 90 Minute Fire Protection | Dimensions: 60.5"(H) x 28"(W) x  20"(D) | Textured Black - Closed Door | Idaho Safe & Vault, Caldwell Idaho

Home SE | 90 Minute Fire Protection

SE | Dimensions 60.5"(H) x 28"(W) x 20"(D*) / Black Textured / Electronic Lock
$2,069.00
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Home SE | Home Series 20 | Level 4 Security | 90 Minute Fire Protection | Dimensions: 60.5"(H) x 28"(W) x  20"(D) | Textured Black - Closed Door | Idaho Safe & Vault, Caldwell Idaho
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Home SE | 90 Minute Fire Protection

$2,069.00
Select Your Size:SE | Dimensions 60.5"(H) x 28"(W) x 20"(D*)
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Liberty Home SE Safe | Idaho Safe & Vault

Liberty Safe · Home Safe · Balanced Protection

11-Gauge Steel. 90-Minute Fire. EMP-Resistant Lock. The Fully Featured Home Safe.

The Liberty Home SE is the step-up home safe in the Liberty lineup. One model. Eleven-gauge steel body. Ninety minutes of certified fire protection. UL Listed EMP-resistant electronic lock. Six 1/4-inch locking bars. Fully upholstered interior. Door storage panel with two integrated handgun holsters. Jewelry drawer, Brightview lighting, and deluxe outlet kit all included. For buyers who want the strongest available home safe construction with a fully equipped interior for documents, jewelry, handguns, and valuables, the Home SE is that product.

11-gauge steel body Fire: 90 min certified EMP-resistant electronic lock 2 integrated handgun holsters Jewelry drawer included Security level 4 of 10

Home SE vs Home Safe: The Step Up

The Home Safe uses 14-gauge steel and provides 60 minutes of fire protection at Security Level 2. The Home SE uses 11-gauge steel, provides 90 minutes of fire protection, and sits at Security Level 4 Balanced. The steel is thicker, the fire protection extends 30 more minutes, the lock is EMP-resistant, the door panel includes two handgun holsters, and a jewelry drawer is part of the package. For buyers who have priced out both and want to understand what the step up delivers, those are the four substantive differences.

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Buyer Profile

Who the Home SE Is Built For

The Home SE is built for the buyer who wants more than a basic home safe: more fire protection, stronger steel, a fully equipped interior with handgun access and jewelry storage, in a tall, narrow format that fits a bedroom closet, home office, or dedicated space without requiring the footprint of a full gun safe. How 11-gauge construction compares to 14-gauge in a home safe context.

What It Protects

Documents, passports, birth certificates, and paper records. Jewelry. Cash. External hard drives. Up to two handguns secured in the door holsters with immediate access. Up to two long guns if needed. Anything irreplaceable that benefits from Balanced-tier fire protection and a stronger steel body than the basic Home Safe. How Balanced-tier home safe protection compares to the Essential-tier Home Safe.

Where It Fits

The Home SE is 60.5 inches tall and 28 inches wide. It fits in a standard bedroom closet, a home office, or a dedicated corner. You need a 22-inch minimum doorway and support 582 pounds on the floor. The tall, narrow profile takes less floor space than most gun safes at comparable weight. How to evaluate placement options for the Home SE in a residential space.

When to Consider a Gun Safe Instead

The Home SE is a home safe. If your primary goal is storing more than two or three long guns, the Centurion or USA Series are the right products. The Home SE's narrow interior and home-safe orientation serve documents, valuables, and a couple of handguns well. It is not configured for a long-gun collection. How the Home SE compares to the Centurion for buyers who want both home safe and gun safe function.

Comparing the Home SE to the Home Safe?

Both are in the Caldwell showroom. The steel and fire rating difference is visible in person and takes about five minutes to evaluate alongside what you're planning to store.

How the Home SE compares to the Home Safe and Centurion for your situation

Construction Overview

Stronger Steel, More Fire, and an EMP-Resistant Lock

The Home SE's construction steps up from the Home Safe in three meaningful ways: heavier-gauge steel, longer fire protection, and a more capable lock. The 11-gauge body is the same steel grade used in the Collector Series, both at the top of the Liberty Balanced tier. How 11-gauge construction and 90-minute fire protection translate to home safe protection at the Balanced tier.

Fire Protection

90 minutes of certified fire protection

50% of maximum rated protection scale

Ninety certified minutes is 30 minutes more than the Home Safe and the same fire duration as the Classic Select in the Liberty lineup. Think of the fire rating as a thermal buffer rather than a countdown clock: the insulation releases chemically bound water as steam, absorbing heat throughout the entire event. A 90-minute safe is cooler than a 60-minute safe at every point during a fire, not just after the 60-minute mark. For paper documents and valuables, 90 minutes at this construction standard is a strong residential specification that covers the full range of standard structure-fire scenarios in Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon. How 90-minute fire protection compares to 60-minute at the home safe tier in real fire scenarios.

Steel and Security

11-gauge steel body · UL Listed body · 6 locking bars at 1/4" thick and 4" wide · EMP-resistant electronic lock

Eleven-gauge steel is thicker than the 14-gauge used in the Home Safe. The UL Listed safe body and six 1/4-inch locking bars provide Balanced-tier forced-entry resistance. The standout security specification is the lock: the UL Listed EMP-resistant electronic lock protects the lock's electronic components against electromagnetic pulse events. For most buyers, the EMP-resistance is a secondary consideration behind the UL listing and the overall build quality. For buyers who specifically want EMP protection in a home safe, this is one of the few residential products that addresses it directly. At 582 pounds, anchoring is still recommended. How 11-gauge construction and 6 locking bars define the Home SE's forced-entry resistance at the Balanced tier.

Interior and Accessories

Fully upholstered · 2 integrated handgun holsters · jewelry drawer · Brightview lighting · deluxe outlet

The fully upholstered interior keeps valuables and documents protected from contact damage. The door storage panel has two integrated handgun holsters for immediate-access handgun storage alongside the safe's main contents. The jewelry drawer requires installation but is included. The Brightview Safe Light Kit also requires installation. The deluxe outlet kit supports a dehumidifier rod or other powered accessories. For a home safe configured around a mixed collection of documents, jewelry, and handguns, the Home SE's interior addresses that use case specifically. How the Home SE interior configures for a mixed documents, jewelry, and handgun storage setup.

Common Mistakes

Four Things to Get Straight Before You Buy

Misconception:

"The Home SE can hold 2 long guns, so it works as a gun safe for my small collection."

Reality:

The Home SE can physically accommodate up to 2 long guns. But its interior is configured as a home safe: upholstered, with shelf and door-panel organization for documents, jewelry, and handguns. It does not have a gun rack, dedicated long-gun storage positions, or the interior width to store multiple long guns comfortably. If your primary storage goal is long guns, the Centurion is the right product. If your primary goal is documents, jewelry, and handguns with the option for occasional long-gun access, the Home SE is appropriate. How the Home SE and Centurion compare for buyers who want both home safe and gun safe function.

Misconception:

"The EMP-resistant lock is a marketing feature. It doesn't matter in a home safe."

Reality:

The EMP-resistance designation reflects actual shielding of the lock's electronic components against electromagnetic pulse events. For most buyers in standard residential settings, the practical significance is low. EMP events significant enough to affect electronics are rare outside of specific threat scenarios. For buyers who specifically include EMP resistance in their protection planning, the Home SE is one of the few residential safes that addresses it. For everyone else, it is a design decision that also makes the lock more resistant to certain electronic interference patterns in everyday use. How EMP-resistant electronic lock shielding works and when it matters for a residential safe.

Misconception:

"At 582 pounds I don't need to anchor the Home SE. It's too heavy to move."

Reality:

Five hundred and eighty-two pounds is movable with a furniture dolly and basic equipment. A determined effort can relocate a safe at this weight. Anchoring bolts the safe to the floor or wall, making removal impossible without defeating the anchor point itself. Idaho Safe & Vault offers anchoring as part of delivery for the Home SE. For any home safe whose contents have meaningful replacement value, anchoring converts "very difficult to move" into "cannot be moved without defeating the installation." It is included in the delivery service and should not be skipped. Common assumptions about home safe weight and security that are worth correcting.

Misconception:

"The jewelry drawer and lighting are included, so they're installed when the safe arrives."

Reality:

Both the jewelry drawer and the Brightview Safe Light Kit require installation. They are included in the box, not factory-installed. The handgun holsters on the door panel and the deluxe outlet kit are factory-installed and ready to use on delivery. Our installation team can set up the jewelry drawer and lighting during the delivery visit so the safe is fully configured when we leave. Mention it when you call to confirm your delivery appointment. How to configure the Home SE interior for jewelry, handguns, and documents on delivery day.

Protection Reality

Balanced-Tier Home Safe Protection

The Home SE addresses fire and access protection for documents, valuables, jewelry, and handguns at the Balanced tier. Ninety minutes of certified fire protection at 11-gauge construction covers standard residential fire scenarios across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon, including most wildfire-adjacent exposure windows. The EMP-resistant lock, UL Listed body, and 6 locking bars provide forced-entry resistance appropriate for a home safe at this tier. Anchoring at 582 pounds makes the safe effectively immovable. How the Home SE's fire and security specifications cover your specific risk environment.

The honest limits: the Home SE is a home safe, not a gun safe. It provides Balanced-tier protection for the contents it is designed to hold (documents, valuables, and a couple of handguns), not the same forced-entry resistance as a dedicated gun safe at comparable weight. Buyers who want gun-safe-level protection for a firearm collection should evaluate the Centurion or USA Series. The Home SE is the right product when the primary contents are documents and valuables, not when the primary contents are long guns. How the Home SE compares to the Centurion and Home Safe for buyers evaluating their options.

Protection Scale

Where the Home SE Sits on the Protection Scale

The Home SE sits at Balanced, Security Level 4, Rung 3 of 4. Two levels above the Home Safe at Essential. How all four protection levels compare in construction and fire detail.

Maximum

The highest tier. Not represented in the current Liberty lineup Idaho Safe & Vault carries.

Enhanced

Lincoln, Classic Plus, Classic Select, Magnum, Presidential. 10-gauge and heavier construction. 100-plus minute fire. Strongest bolt and door systems.

Balanced You are here

11-gauge steel. UL Listed body. 90-minute certified fire. 6 locking bars. EMP-resistant electronic lock. Two integrated handgun holsters. Jewelry drawer included. 582 lbs. Home safe configuration.

Essential

Centurion. Home Safe. 14-gauge steel. Entry fire protection. Basic access control.

Western Idaho & Eastern Oregon

The Home SE for Regional Wildfire Protection

Idaho Safe & Vault has been delivering and installing safes across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon for 32 years, with over 3,500 installations. The Home SE is well suited for buyers in this region who want a step up from the basic Home Safe and whose primary concern is protecting documents and valuables from wildfire. Ninety minutes of certified fire protection at 11-gauge construction provides meaningful margin over the Home Safe's 60-minute rating for buyers in communities along the Wood River Valley foothills, around McCall, or in the Treasure Valley canyon edges where documented fire exposure events have extended beyond 60 minutes. Why buying from a factory-authorized local dealer matters for installation and service on a home safe at this weight.

The deluxe outlet kit on the Home SE supports a dehumidifier rod, which we recommend for any sealed safe in this region given the seasonal humidity variation in Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Our team can power up the outlet and install the jewelry drawer and Brightview lighting during the delivery visit. What in-house delivery covers for Home SE installations, including accessory setup across our service area.

Full Specifications

Technical Specifications

Security level: 4 of 10, Balanced · UL Listing: UL Listed safe body + UL Listed EMP-resistant electronic lock

Construction and Security
Steel body 11-gauge
Lock type UL Listed EMP-resistant electronic lock
UL listing UL Listed safe body
Fire protection 90 minutes certified
Locking bars 6 at 1/4" thick × 4" wide
Interior Fully upholstered
Door storage Factory-installed panel with 2 integrated handgun holsters
Electrical outlet Deluxe electrical outlet kit (factory installed)
Lighting Brightview Safe Light Kit (installation required)
Accessories included Jewelry drawer (installation required) · Brightview lighting kit
Country of origin Made in the USA with U.S. and Global Parts
Dimensions and Capacity
Exterior (H×W×D) 60.5" × 28" × 20"
Interior (H×W×D) 56" × 23" × 12"
Weight 582 lbs
Minimum doorway 22" (fits most standard residential doorways)
Long-gun capacity Up to 2 (home safe configuration; not designed for long-gun collections)
Handgun holsters 2 (integrated in door panel)

Installation and Delivery

582 Pounds Through a 22-Inch Minimum Doorway

The Home SE fits through most standard residential doorways at 22 inches minimum. At 582 pounds, it requires professional delivery for safe placement, and anchoring is strongly recommended on delivery day. Idaho Safe & Vault handles delivery and installation in-house across Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon. Our team can install the jewelry drawer and Brightview lighting and energize the deluxe outlet on delivery day. Mention these during the delivery planning call. How to evaluate floor loading and placement for the Home SE in residential spaces.

For installations in upper-floor rooms or rooms with floor loading concerns, confirm the floor construction before delivery. Five hundred and eighty-two pounds is within the typical load capacity of residential floor construction above grade, but it is worth confirming for older homes or any location where the floor framing is uncertain. Call 208-454-8038 before ordering if your installation location involves any floor loading uncertainty. Why professional delivery matters at this weight class even for a home safe. What in-house delivery covers for Home SE installations across our service area.

Caldwell Showroom

See the Home SE and Home Safe Together

The Home SE and the Home Safe are both in the Caldwell showroom. For buyers evaluating whether the step from Level 2 to Level 4 is worth making, the construction difference is visible when you see both. The steel difference between 11-gauge and 14-gauge is tangible on the door. The fire rating difference from 60 to 90 minutes and the interior differences (handgun holsters, jewelry drawer, outlet kit) complete the picture.

"The buyers who step up from the Home Safe to the SE almost always have the same story: they started with a list that was just documents and jewelry, and then they added a couple of handguns, and then they realized 60 minutes felt thin once they started thinking about their property location. The SE is the safe that covers all of that. The two door holsters are what usually closes it."

Nikki, Idaho Safe & Vault, 6 years

What to expect when you visit our Caldwell showroomCommon assumptions about home safe protection worth correcting before you decide

Decision Guide

Is the Home SE the Right Safe for Your Situation?

The Home SE Is Right If:

  • Your primary contents are documents, jewelry, valuables, and one or two handguns, not a long-gun collection.
  • Ninety minutes of fire protection at 11-gauge construction is the step up you need from the Home Safe's 60-minute, 14-gauge rating.
  • The EMP-resistant lock is a meaningful specification for your situation or it is neutral and the rest of the Home SE's features are the driver.
  • The two integrated handgun holsters and the jewelry drawer configure the interior for how you actually use the safe.
  • A 22-inch minimum doorway and 582-pound footprint fit your installation location.

Consider the Centurion or USA Series If:

  • Your primary need is long-gun storage. The Home SE is not configured for a long-gun collection.
  • You need more than 2 long guns accessible in a single safe. The Centurion starts at 12 guns and the USA Series covers four models from 25 to 48+ long guns depending on configuration.

Consider the Home Safe If:

  • Sixty minutes of fire protection covers your fire exposure scenario and you do not need handgun holsters or a jewelry drawer as standard features.
  • The smaller footprint of the Home 8 or Home 12 fits your installation better than the Home SE's 60.5-inch height.

How to confirm whether the Home SE or Home Safe is the right call for your contents and situation.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Home SE and the Home Safe?

Four main differences. Steel gauge: the Home SE uses 11-gauge versus 14-gauge on the Home Safe, meaning a thicker, more rigid body. Fire protection: 90 minutes on the Home SE versus 60 minutes on the Home Safe. Lock: the Home SE has an EMP-resistant electronic lock; the Home Safe has a standard UL Listed electronic lock. Interior features: the Home SE includes two integrated handgun holsters in the door panel, a jewelry drawer, a deluxe outlet kit, and a Brightview lighting kit. The Home Safe has adjustable shelves and no standard accessory bundle at this level. Weight: the Home SE at 582 lbs is heavier than the Home Safe 8 (227 lbs) and 12 (375 lbs), reflecting the heavier construction. How 11-gauge and 14-gauge construction compare in a home safe context.

Can I store my rifle or shotgun in the Home SE?

The Home SE has a 56-inch interior height and can physically accommodate up to 2 long guns. A standard rifle or shotgun of typical length fits within 56 inches. What the Home SE does not have is a dedicated gun rack, long-gun barrel rest, or storage optimized for firearms. Long guns stored in the Home SE would need to stand upright or lean against the interior wall, which is workable for occasional storage but not designed for it. If your need is primarily long-gun storage, the Centurion is the right product. If your need is a home safe that can also hold one or two firearms alongside documents and valuables, the Home SE handles that.

Does Idaho Safe & Vault install the jewelry drawer and lighting during delivery?

Yes, if you request it. Both the jewelry drawer and the Brightview Safe Light Kit require installation. They are not factory-installed. The door panel handgun holsters and the deluxe outlet kit are factory-installed and ready on delivery. When you call to schedule delivery, mention that you want the jewelry drawer and lighting installed during the visit. Our team will handle both as part of the delivery service. The outlet kit is ready for a dehumidifier rod or other powered accessory from day one.

Is the Home SE a good choice for a bedroom closet?

Yes, for the right closet. The Home SE is 60.5 inches tall and 28 inches wide, requiring a 22-inch minimum clear doorway. Most standard bedroom closet doors are 24 to 30 inches wide, which clears the 22-inch minimum easily. The bigger question is floor space: the 20-inch depth fits in most closet footprints. The weight is 582 pounds, which most residential floor construction handles without issue, but upper-floor bedrooms with older framing or uncertain floor construction are worth confirming before delivery. Once placed and anchored in a bedroom closet, the Home SE keeps handguns, jewelry, and documents accessible and secured in the room where they are most needed.

Keep Reading

Related Guides

How Fire Ratings Compare for Home Safes

What the difference between 60-minute and 90-minute certified fire protection means in real residential and wildfire scenarios in Western Idaho and Eastern Oregon.

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How to Evaluate Your Risk

How to think through fire and theft risk for documents, valuables, and handguns in your specific situation, and whether the Home SE or Home Safe fits your fire exposure scenario.

Read the Guide

How to Confirm Your Decision

The questions worth working through before committing to the Home SE or the Home Safe: fire duration, steel gauge, interior features, and whether the Centurion is a better fit if long-gun storage is part of the goal.

Read the Guide

Next Step

The Fully Featured Home Safe for Documents, Jewelry, and Handguns

Deciding between the Home SE and the Home Safe, or evaluating whether a gun safe is the right product for your situation?

The Home SE and Home Safe are both in the Caldwell showroom. Come in with your contents list and we can walk through which product fits it in about five minutes. Call 208-454-8038 to schedule delivery once you have decided.

Talk to a Safe Expert

What to expect when you visit our Caldwell showroomThe ways to reach us before you commit

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