The QuickSafes QuickVent Safe Plus | Secure Storage Solutionis a safe disguised as an air vent that allows you to hide handguns, jewelry and other valuables in plain sight – and access them quickly with the swipe of a card, key fob or wristband. The safe can be installed in minutes between 16"-center wall studs and looks like an ordinary vent that draws air for an HVAC system. Would-be thieves won't know it's there, and wouldn't be able to get in if they did. The keyless RFID (radio frequency ID) entry means there are no keys to fumble with or combinations to remember. Just tap the card, key fob, token or wrist band on the center of the top of the safe and it opens automatically. The safe comes with two credit-card size RFIDs, one key fob, one token and one wristband. You can buy extra QuickSafes RFID keys and program up to 16 of them to operate your safe.

The safe uses four included AA batteries, which will last for one year or open the safe 3,000 times. It also comes with a back-up power pack that will open the safe if the main batteries fail; you'll need to supply four AA batteries for the back-up pack.

Safe Disguised as HVAC Vent    Fast Access to Valuables or Firearms    Keyless RFID Entry Lock    No Combinations to Remember    Installs in Minutes    Back-Up Battery Pack    Made in USA

Safe disguised as central heat/AC wall vent

Fast access to handgun, ammo, jewelry, cash or other valuables

Tap RFID card, fob, token or wristband to open

No keys to fumble with or combinations to remember

Program up to 16 RFID devices to operate safe

Runs one year or 3,000 openings on 4 AA batteries (included)

Back-up battery pack will open safe if main batteries fail or expire (requires 4 user-supplied AA batteries)

Installs easily in walls with 16"-center studs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can i use this unit with my metz 45 ct1 on my nikon d7200???

A: I've used it with an Olympus E-M1 and a Sony A7R using older Sunpak flash units without any problems. I don't see why it wouldn't work with the Nikon D7200 with a Metz flash. You may want to check your camera manual regarding older flash units with high trigger voltages.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with Canon? I see a few successes with Nikon and the image supplied with the product shows a Nikon no Canon mentioned anywhere.

A: I am not familiar with the recent model line of canon. As you can see the product has a standard universal hot shoe without any TTL contacts for flash. The product works good on my Fuji s-5 pro.You need to try it on your camera,see if it works on your canon.I use this part to operate more than one flash- It works good.

Q: 3. Does this work with newer sony cameras with Sony MI? (A7s, A7r, A7rII, etc?)

A: The manufacturer does not recommend using this on the Sony MI shoe. Even though the Sony MI shoe looks similar to a standard shoe, the hot shoe pin of this adapter may very well not line up. It is always recommended to buy devices specifically made for the Sony MIS.

Q: 4. This unit runs on a battery. My question is, if the battery fails in the middle of a shoot, will it make it impossible to fire the flash from an older power pack? Or will it still fire with potential damage to the camera?

A: According to Vello, they state that if the battery dies, the HSA-PVU Hot Shoe Adapter would still provide voltage protection for your camera. However, the PC sync terminal may lose the ability to trigger the flash or power pack connected to the adapter, depending on the voltage needed to trigger the unit. So the short answer is if the battery dies, your camera remains protected, but the flash connected to the adapter may not fire.

Q: 5. I have an OLYMPUS T 10 Ring flash with an OLYMPUS T Power Control from my Film SLR days (OLYMPUS OM2 Camera). Would the Vello HSA-PVU Hot Shoe adapter with safe voltage conversion allow me to use this ring flash on my Nikon D800, D750 & D7000 DSLR Cameras without risk to the camera electronics? I realise that this would probably only work in Manual and not TTL metering modes

A: That flash is on the older side and it might be a bit safer to use a safe voltage hotshoe adapter that is rated for more like the Wein Safe-Sync.

Q: 6. Can I use my Nikon SB800 on my Olympus mod e-5 with this converter

A: Yes, you can use a SB-800 on an Olympus E-M5. The flash will only work in manual. It does not support TTL on the Olympus.

Q: 7. What is the warranty on this product?

A: The Vello HSA-PVU Hot Shoe Adapter with Safe Voltage Conversion includes a limited 1-year manufacture warranty.

Q: 8. I am going to use this hot shoe adapter to connect the Samsung NX10 and Godox AD100 Pro with a PC Sync cable. Will it work?

A: While it is possible to use the Vello HSA-PVU Hot Shoe Adapter with Safe Voltage Conversion to connect a Samsung NX10 and a Godox AD100 Pro using a sync cable, it has not been tested to our knowledge. Your results may vary.

Q: 9. Are the listed specs correct? Adorama describes the same SKU as rising to a max height of 20' and supporting a load of 150 lbs.

A: Technical specs are as followed Weight 93.4 kg Min Height 201 cm Maximum Height 621 cm Payload 70 kg Top Attachment 1 1/8″ (28mm) socket Air Cushioned NO Load Capacity At Maximum Extension 70 kg Closed Length 236 cm Colour Silver Column Tube Diameter 90, 80, 70, 60, 50 mm Footprint Max Diameter 213 cm Leg Cross Section Square Leg Sections 5 Stand Leg Size 35x35mm unit is made of steel

Q: 10. I have a Vivitar 283 strobe, which I realize can be fired on my Nikon D700 using this Hot shoe adapter. Can my TTL quenching work with this system in the same way it does with Nikon strobes?

A: No, the 283 should be shot in manual, E-TTL will not work with this strobe.