Planning and Installation manual VV600/VV602Plus
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4.5.2. Night safe deposit box
Protection is planned exactly as a safe. Attenuate the chute and the landing place
with rubber insulating material to reduce the noise created by the falling cash boxes
when deposited.
rubber pad
detectors
4.6. Planning guide-lines
Do’s:
Do prepare a vault layout plan showing vault dimensions and locations of all
equipment to be installed.
Do check that vault is constructed of monolithic concrete or concrete with steel
liner, or where constructed of concrete block or brick, masonry must be bonded
with Portland cement.
Do check that sensors are mounted directly to masonry or steel surface and that
approved mounting hardware is used.
Do install at least one sensor on each wall as well as on the floor and ceiling.
Do protect vault door with sensor mounted as close as possible to side of door,
embedding it in door frame.
Do perform drill tests, whenever possible, on the outside of the vault.
Do apply silicone sealant around all openings of sensor (cover, screw heads, and
cable port) after surface-mounting sensor on floor.
Dont’s:
Don’t assume that covered concrete walls are free of cracks, loose mortar or other
irregularities.
Don’t install sensors permanently before determining sensitivity settings and
ambient noise level.
Don’t install sensor on cinder block or other unproved masonry surface without
contacting Aritech.
Don’t mount sensor on rough surfaces, sand all surfaces.
Don’t allow test signal transmitter to make contact with mounting plate or sensor on
mansonry installaiton.
