Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Is there a keypad backup option to unlock this safe?
Document: I re-programmed my code easily and tested it. You can punch the code in very fast and there is no delay (some safes I have used in the past require you to delay a second or so between entering each number). The safe makes a beep upon unlock. You have about 5 seconds to turn the knob after the unlock beep before it re-locks itself. The fingerprint entry method was the one I was most curious about and excited to try.
I couldn't fit my standard-size night-guard container in it without the door pressing down on it slightly when closed, so bear that in mind: This isn't going to fit anything too thick.On the plus side, it's VERY quick to register a fingerprint and allow you to unlock it, so if you intend to keep a small handgun or something in there for home defense, this is a boon for you.Overall, it's easy to recommend this safe.
The biometric lock will record up to 32 distinct fingerprints. It is easy to program, but unlocking the safe via the fingerprint scanner is hit-and-miss; it frequently does not unlock on the first try. This could be from poor scanner quality or variations from one scan to the next, but in any case, the temperamental nature of the biometric system could be a big problem if you're using this as a gun safe and need to access a weapon quickly.
I just went and purchased this safe on the recent reviews written on it. I have to admitt for the money, it's a pretty good safe. I have 3 kids around the house and safety was the major concern when owning a gun.So far so good. Scanner works well and so does the numerical keypad.
This little safe has much more going for it than the tiny picture can show. First off, it is HEAVY, which is (of course) what one wants for a safe. It has a mountable back plate, so that you can even fasten it to the floor to deter theft. It comes with a key (2 actually) and also has the biometric option.
Contrary to other reviewers, I do not have issues with the fingerprint recognition. If you don't use the tip of your finger, it works best. I own a Barska biometric safe also that has a larger scanning surface and has never failed to register. I don't like the keypad as I feel the combination options may be too easy to stumble upon;  however, for the price, it's very good.
This is a true biometric safe:  its primary coding device is a fingerprint reader. It has two convenient alternatives in case of problems: a digital keypad, or a two sided manual key. The latter two are intended only if for some reason the reader does not function. For those who are unfamiliar with fingerprint safes, this could include getting a scar on your finger, getting paint or dye or mud on your fingers, or such.
just received this safe, spent hours trying to get the keypad programing t work and the fingerprint, never did work. Contacted the company, would not answer phones and ALL mailboxes are full. Found on their web site that this model has some serious lock issues to the extent they are paying people to upgrade the lock system.. Sent it back same day I get this piece of junk...never again
You can set the combination to anything you want as long as it's four to eight digits long and those digits are 1, 2, 3, or 4. You can choose if you want to use the reader or keypad and there are pluses and minuses to either approach. From my experience with this safe I will rely on the reader.One nice benefit of the reader is that I can open the safe with people around and not have to worry that they will see the combination I enter.
That's about it.Is this drawer safe? - Probably not as it is big for most drawers, however, you have the option to bolt it down to a floor inside your closet and it functions okay when laid flat on the ground.Bottom-line - Is it worth the price? - Probably not, I would consider buying this if the price is half the MSRP as it is still usable and okay product if you can ignore the cheaply constructed plastic parts.
Answer: yes