Atm's; General Design Guide For Night Safes & Atms - Bosch ISN-SM-30 Application Manual

6.4.2

ATM's

Figure 6-19: ATM shows a typical example of a night an ATM application, with the grey area being
the public access side and the white area being the secure side. The wall provides a physical di-
vide between the two areas
Figure 6-19: ATM
The top section of Figure 6-19 shows the detector mounted on the exterior of the door and a
GMXP3 has been shown to add additional protection to the safe.
The lower section of Figure 6-19 shows a detector mounted internally, close to a potential attack
point at the external user interface.
etectors should be mounted close to the the potential attack points. When locating the detectors,
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consider the noise of the user interface and the internal noise of the machine when it is counting
and transferring money, as this may be a source of unwanted alarms.
6.4.3 General Design Guide for Night Safes & ATMs
Consider the following points as part of the design and location criteria:
Location
Externally on the door
of the unit
Internally near the
door
Externally on the body
of the unit
Bosch Security Systems
Consideration
Secure or public area?
If installed in a public area, Bosch Security Systems recommend the use
of the GMXD7 anti-drill foil for increased protection.
Consider the mounting height. Ideally, mount the detector above the nor-
mal hazards such as shopping trolleys, baby buggies, cleaning equip-
ment, and any other hazard that may be site/location specific.
Consider using lock protection accessories GMAS6 and/or GMXP3/Z.
Detector should be mounted on the hinged side of the door for better
transfer of acoustic signals.
Secure or public area?
If installed in a public area, Bosch Security Systems recommend the use
of the GMXD7 anti-drill foil for increased protection.
Consider the mounting height. Ideally, mount the detector above the nor-
mal hazards such as shopping trolleys, baby buggies, cleaning equip-
ment, and any other hazard that may be site/location specific.
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