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Bosch Security Systems

Seismic Detectors Application Guide

I-200153-1

04.2016

Figure 6-16: Example 2 - detector layout and external devices ............................................................................ 40

Figure 6-17: Example 2 - detector location and detection radius .......................................................................... 41

Figure 6-18: Night deposit box .............................................................................................................................. 42

Figure 6-19: ATM ................................................................................................................................................... 43

Figure 6-20: Sensitivity reduction - remote input ................................................................................................... 44

Figure 6-21: Document cabinet ............................................................................................................................. 45

Figure 6-22: Filing cabinet ..................................................................................................................................... 46

Figure 6-23: Gun cabinet ....................................................................................................................................... 46

Figure 7-1: Staged commissioning - shock ........................................................................................................... 49

Figure 7-2: Staged commissioning - integration .................................................................................................... 49

Figure 8-1: SensTool software .............................................................................................................................. 50

Figure 8-2: SensTool detector signal ..................................................................................................................... 51

Figure 8-3: SensTool event memory ..................................................................................................................... 53

Figure 9-1: End of line monitoring options ............................................................................................................. 54

Figure 9-2: SPC seismic electrical connections .................................................................................................... 55

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Table Index

Table 2-1: Detector applications and attack profiles ............................................................................................... 7

Table 2-2: Applications and recommended detectors ............................................................................................. 8

Table 2-3: Steel applications and accessories ........................................................................................................ 9

Table 2-4: Concrete applications and accessories .................................................................................................. 9

Table 4-1: GMXS5 transmission diameters ........................................................................................................... 21

Table 4-2: GMXC4 seismic test tool ...................................................................................................................... 27

Table 5-1: Detector requirements .......................................................................................................................... 29

Table 5-2: System requirements ........................................................................................................................... 30

Table 6-1: Wall design - 5m detection radius ........................................................................................................ 33

Table 6-2: Wall design - 4m detection radius ........................................................................................................ 34

Table 6-3: Wall design - 2.5m detection radius ..................................................................................................... 36

Table 6-4: Overview of complete vault installation ................................................................................................ 42

Table 6-5: Night deposit box and ATM design considerations .............................................................................. 44

Table 7-1: Pre-commissioning checklist ................................................................................................................ 47

Table 7-2: Commissioning & test procedure ......................................................................................................... 48

Table 8-1: Recommended SensTool user mode settings ..................................................................................... 50

Table 8-2: SensTool troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................... 53

Table 9-1: End of line monitoring ........................................................................................................................... 54

Table 9-2: Automatic seismic test .......................................................................................................................... 56

Table 10-1: Country Specific Approvals ................................................................................................................ 58

Table 10-2: Related documentation – internal ...................................................................................................... 61

Table 10-3: Related documentation - external ...................................................................................................... 61

Table 10-4: Part numbers ...................................................................................................................................... 62

Summary of Contents for ISN-SM-50

Page 1: ...ISN SM xx Seismic Detectors and Accessories Application Guide ...

Page 2: ...ve all rights in this document and in the subject thereof By acceptance of the document the recipient acknowledges these rights and undertakes not to publish the document nor the sub ject thereof in full or in part nor to make them available to any third party without our prior express written authorization nor to use it for any purpose other than for which it was delivered to him Edition 04 2016 ...

Page 3: ... concrete 14 4 Installation Accessories 17 4 1 GMXP0 mounting plate 17 4 2 GMXS1 internal test transmitter 17 4 3 GMXS5 External test transmitter 19 4 4 GMXW0 wall mounting kit 22 4 5 GMXB0 floor box 23 4 6 GMXP3 GMXP3Z lock protection system 24 4 7 GMAS6 movable mounting kit 24 4 8 GMXD7 26 4 9 GMSW7 SensTool software 26 4 10 GMXC2 conduit connection cover 27 4 11 GMXC4 seismic test tool 27 5 Pla...

Page 4: ...l User Mode Settings recommended 50 8 2 Setting up Senstool 50 8 3 Recording ambient noise levels 51 8 4 Trouble Shooting 52 8 5 Using SensTool as a record of commissioning 53 9 Interface to SPC Panel System 54 9 1 General Electrical Connections 54 9 2 Testing the detectors 55 9 2 1 Manual Test 55 9 2 2 Automatic Test 55 9 2 3 Automatic test when setting 56 9 3 Test and indication flow 57 9 4 User...

Page 5: ... detectors is a patented bimorph sensor that pro vides unrivalled detection unwanted alarm immunity and reliability ISN SM xx detectors are com patible with most intruder systems but peak performance is achieved when the detectors are con nected to the Bosch Security Systems SPC panel See Section 9 Interface to SPC Panel System for more information Detection of an attack is primarily achieved by m...

Page 6: ...tectors Application Guide I 200153 1 04 2016 1 1 Detector and accessory overview Additional information relating to the Bosch Security Systems Seismic range of detectors and acces sories is available on www spiap com Figure 1 2 Detector and accessory overview ...

Page 7: ...s Disc cutter diamond head drill high pressure water Mechanical attacks Hammer chisel percussion drill concrete cutter Thermal Tools Oxygen lance flame cutter Unauthorised opening Doors gates Commercial Vending machines file stor age ATM s fuel dispensaries ticket ma chines show cases bonded warehouses jewellery showcases Military Armouries medical stores file storage intelligence storage gates ba...

Page 8: ...s Yes Strong Room Vaults Yes Yes Containers Yes Bonded Warehouses Yes Yes Table 2 2 Applications and recommended detectors 1 LWS Light Weight Safes can be constructed from a range of different composite materials Bosch Security Systems recommend that on site tests are performed to ascertain the correct number of detectors required for each LWS application Please note that Country specific approval...

Page 9: ...le 2 3 Steel applications and accessories 1 The GMXP0 Mounting plate is a mandatory accessory when installing a detector on uneven steel 2 4 Concrete applications and accessory options Concrete Application Options Accessory Installation Recess Mount Wall Ceiling GMXW0 Floor GMXB0 Surface Mount Mounting plate1 GMXP01 Test Method Internal GMXS1 External GMXS5 Additional Protection Anti drill foil GM...

Page 10: ...ed in Appendix 1 Drill template ISN SM xx The drill templates are also available as a download from the Bosch Security Systems Seismic micro site on SPIAP www spiap com Before installing a detector Bosch Security Systems recommend that you consult the guidelines for installation in this document For more information see Section 5 4 Installation guidelines 3 2 Installation methods This section cont...

Page 11: ...ide is selected for the installation of the detector on to a steel surface GMXP0 mounting plate weld side Figure 3 3 GMXP0 mounting plate The weld symbol should be visible when weld fixing the GMXP0 mounting plate to a steel surface Remove all paint or grease from the steel surface to ensure that the rear of the GMXP0 has the optimum metal to metal contact between the mounting plate and the protec...

Page 12: ... outs to secure the mounting plate to the protected surface 3 4 2 Screw fixing If weld fixing to the protected surface is not an option the GMXP0 mounting plate can be secured by screw fixing to a clean paint free area of the protected surface Use the weld side of the GMXP0 when screw fixing the GMXP0 mounting plate to a steel surface Ensure that the correct side of the mounting plate is selected ...

Page 13: ...the protected surface before fixing the GMXP0 Figure 3 6 GMXP0 screw fixing 4 Secure the GMXP0 through the holes A using 2 x M4 countersunk screws provided with GMXP0 5 Mount the detector on the GMXP0 using the mounting holes provided B 6 Mount the GMXS1 internal test transmitter on the designated location on the GMXP0 C and connect to the detector 3 4 3 Glue Fixing If weld or screw fixing to the ...

Page 14: ...ot place excessive amounts of adhesive on the plate as it will overspill onto the protected surface when the plate is applied 3 Use clamps or tape to secure the mounting plate in position for the initial setting time Under normal environmental conditions the UniBond Repair Power Expoxy Permanent Adhesive Metal Material Reference 2000912 takes approximately 10 minutes to set for normal handling and...

Page 15: ...ace Figure 3 8 ISN SM xx drill template for GMXP0 on concrete 1 Drill a 10mm Ø x 60mm hole A and insert the steel expansion plug supplied with the GMXP0 2 If the GMXS1 test transmitter is required drill a 5mm Ø x 22mm hole B and insert the GMXS1 brass expansion plug Do not use any other screw or expansion plug for either of these fixings It is essential that the GMXS1 test transmitter is secured d...

Page 16: ... 9 GMXP0 on concrete 3 Use the M6 x 47mm screw to secure the GMXP0 to the steel expansion plug 4 Use the M4 x 21mm screw to secure the GMXS1 to the brass expansion plug 5 Mount the ISN SM xx detector on to the GMXP0 The centre hole of the GMXP0 has a counter sunk recess on the drill side for concrete appli cations ...

Page 17: ...al test transmitter is installed with a detector The GMXS1 enables a user to test the detector from an external source via a switched input Testing is usually performed from the intruder panel but it may also be performed from another source Activation of the GMXS1 is interpreted by the detector as a thermal lance attack as this form of at tack is the most difficult to detect The GMXS1 must be ins...

Page 18: ... which is selectable as part of the detector programing op tions Active low 0v applied to activate Active high 0v removed to activate When selecting the Active high option it is essential to connect a permanent 0v to avoid unwanted alarms To activate remove the 0v The input selection is only available through SensTool Figure 4 4 ISN SM xx detector with GMXS1 GMXS1 internal test transmitter ...

Page 19: ...ismic detector s as structure borne sound If the seismic detectors are correctly spaced and configured then the test is detected and an alarm is triggered The GMXS5 has an operating radius that is directly linked with the detection radius of the detector that is being tested The GMXS5 is capable of testing multiple devices See Figure 4 8 Activate 4 detectors from a single GMXS5 for more informatio...

Page 20: ...ls shows the transmission signals from the GMXS5 which are strongest closest to the device but still detectable by ISN SM xx detectors if the signals are within the detection radius of the detectors Figure 4 8 Activate 4 detectors from a single GMXS5 Figure 4 8 Activate 4 detectors from a single GMXS5 is a typical example of how to activate multi ple detectors from a single GMXS5 ...

Page 21: ...on provides a stringent test for the detectors as the test signals from the GMXS5 have to travel through the wall Figure 4 10 Activate 3 detectors from a single GMXS5 Figure 4 10 is an example of how to activate multiple detectors from a single GMXS5 Material Detector Effective Transmission Diameter of the GMXS5 Concrete ISN SM 90 5m Steel ISN SM 90 2m Concrete ISN SM 80 5m Steel ISN SM 80 2m Conc...

Page 22: ... access for the connection cables For the best detection results from the seismic detector connect the steel plate of the GMXW0 to the steel supports within the structure of the wall or ceiling The GMXW0 is secured to the front of the temporary wooden shuttering via the large bolt and as sociated wing nut Figure 4 11 GMXW0 during installation Connect the back plate of the GMXW0 to the steel suppor...

Page 23: ...onsider cable access within the concrete surface Two holes are provided for conduit access for the connection cables For the best detection results from the seismic detector connect the steel plate of the GMXB0 to the steel supports within the structure of the floor The GMXB0 floor box provides a robust housing which can withstand weights of up to 1 tonne to protect a ISN SM xx seismic detector wh...

Page 24: ...nd generates an alarm signal There are a number of accessories for the lock protection system to cater for the different clear ance distances required between the swivel plate and the protruding key hole Figure 4 14 GMXP3 monitoring position Figure 4 14 shows the door in the locked state with the system armed The GMXP3 is covering the keyhole The expanded section in Figure 4 14 shows the system in...

Page 25: ...vable mounting kit must always be mounted on the opening side of the door and not the hinged side Figure 4 16 GMAS6 installed Figure 4 16 A shows the system disarmed while access to the protected area is required The detector plate is located on the rest plate to the opening side of the door Figure 4 16 B shows the system armed with the detector and detector plate mounted on the door plate If the ...

Page 26: ...il Figure 4 18 GMXD7 fitted to detector cover Always remove the detector type label from the detector lid and replace on the foil when it is installed Never support the weight of the lid by the detection foil as this may damage the foil and create an unwanted alarm The removal or opening of the foil from the detector will be detected as a drill alarm by the seismic detector Retain the shorting lin...

Page 27: ... diameter 16mm proprietary reducers are available for larger diameter conduits 4 11 GMXC4 seismic test tool Table 4 2 GMXC4 seismic test tool The GMXC4 available July 2016 is a battery operated hand held test tool for the verification of the seismic detectors The GMXC4 is an essential part of the commissioning procedure customer demonstrations and handovers The tool works on both steel and concret...

Page 28: ...joints will impair the acoustic signals If in doubt seek clarification of the structure Do not install the detector on materials other than concrete or steel as the correct operation and performance of the detectors cannot be guaranteed Check that the ISN SM xx seismic detectors have a direct connection to the protected surface and that all section paint has been removed drill template removed mou...

Page 29: ...guidelines The tables in Section 5 4 1 Detector Requirements and Section 5 4 2 System Requirements show some suggested headings and some sample data to assist planners and designers of new systems and system upgrades Bosch Security Systems recommend that planners create their own version of these tables and insert the relevant information under the headings in these tables to assist with planning ...

Page 30: ... 1 8 Main Reception Dual 4K7 default Panel N A Expander 1 Zones 9 16 Document store 1st floor Dual 4K7 default PSU 1 Document store 1st floor Expander 2 Zones 17 24 Electrical cup board ground floor Dual 4K7 default PSU 2 Electrical cupboard ground floor Expander 3 Zones 25 32 Electrical riser basement Dual 4K7 default PSU 3 Electrical riser base ment Table 5 2 System requirements ...

Page 31: ...and the setting of the detector Figure 6 1 Seismic detector coverage Figure 6 1 Seismic detector coverage shows an example of the coverage area for a seismic de tector and as the detection radius of the detectors do not overlap then there will be parts of the protected surface which do not have full detection coverage It is essential that the detectors are not installed in this manner as the syste...

Page 32: ...ting radius r x 0 8 For example in an installation where the operating radius of the detectors is 4m the d1 sd d2 distances are calculated as follows d1 operating radius x 0 8 4 x 0 8 3 2m sd operating radius x 2 x 0 75 4 x 2 x 0 75 6m d2 operating radius x 0 8 4 x 0 8 3 2m The methodology for determining the required values is as follows a Determine the height of the wall h which will assist with...

Page 33: ...ch scenario is the detection radius setting of the detector 6 1 1 Calculating the number of detectors required Example 1 This installation utilizes ISN SM 90 detectors on a concrete wall Radius m Distances Calculated Length m Recommended Distances Recommended Length m Recommended num ber of Detectors 5 d1 4 d1 3 5 sd 7 5 sd 5 sd 5 5 Detector radius r 5 d2 3 3 Table 6 1 Wall design 5m detection rad...

Page 34: ...SM 90 detectors on a concrete wall Radius m Distances Calculated Length m Recommended Distances Recommended Length m Total Detectors 4 d1 3 2 d1 3 4 sd 6 sd 5 4 sd 6 sd 5 4 d2 0 8 d2 3 3 Table 6 2 Wall design 4m detection radius Table 6 2 Wall design 4m detection radius shows the calculated sd d1 d2 distances In this example the distance d1 plus the sd distance does not provide the required detect...

Page 35: ... The recommended detector spacing is shown in Figure 6 7 Example 2 balanced coverage which shows a reduced d1 d2 and sd distance but provides a more balanced coverage To balance a system design the distances d1 d2 sd may be reduced but never in creased Figure 6 7 Example 2 balanced coverage ...

Page 36: ...s Figure 6 8 shows the calculated sd d1 d2 distances In this example the calculation using the d1 and the sd does not provide full detection coverage using four detectors and so a fifth detector is required to provide coverage Figure 6 8 Example 3 inadequate coverage Figure 6 9 Example 3 detector spacing with balanced coverage shows the recommended detec tor spacing This example uses 5 detectors k...

Page 37: ...At least 2 x ISN SM xx detectors d Interconnecting cable for power and or signalling The basic guidelines for seismic detection in concrete vaults strong rooms and modular vaults us ing the ISN SM 50 ISN SM 80 the ISN SM 90 seismic detectors are as follows A minimum of one detector should be provided in the following surfaces of the vault Floor Ceiling Door Each of the four walls The size of the v...

Page 38: ...d using concrete panels with steel surrounds The steel surrounds may be bolted or welded together to form the wall For signal detection purposes the interconnection between the steel surrounds will determine the efficiency of the acoustic transfer The frequency size and quality of the joining bolts or welds will determine the transfer capabilities of the wall There may be a vast difference in how ...

Page 39: ...adjacent plane of the vault The joint between two adjacent planes of the vault will normally reduce the transferred detection radius by 25 but as the construction of the vaults and the detail of the joints between the planes can vary the transferred detection coverage should be ignored Each plane should have detection coverage as if the plane is an autonomous surface Figure 6 14 Vault protection s...

Page 40: ...n site In Figure 6 15 and Figure 6 16 the detector layout is shown for the same application Figure 6 15 shows the positioning of the internally installed detectors with the associated detection radius for each detector Using a scale drawing of the room to be protected and adding the detection radius is a good method of verifying a system design Figure 6 15 Example 2 detectors inside vault Figure 6...

Page 41: ... should not form part of any calculation Figure 6 17 Example 2 detector location and detection radius Using a scale drawing of the room to be protected and adding the detection radius is a good method of verifying a system design Surface Reference Detector Reference Detector Setting Accessory for Mounting Accessory for Testing Left hand wall C ISN SM 90 1 5m concrete GMXW0 GMXS5 ISN SM 90 2 5m con...

Page 42: ...likely points of attack a The body of the ATM night deposit box near to the dispenser or opening b The door for accessing the interior of the ATM or night deposit box To provide the highest security level consider the type of detector to use and the accessories that will complement the design assist with the detection properties of the detector 6 4 1 Night deposit boxes Figure 6 18 Night deposit b...

Page 43: ... 4 3 General Design Guide for Night Safes ATMs Consider the following points as part of the design and location criteria Location Consideration Externally on the door of the unit 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 ...

Page 44: ...he original setting This input is used to overcome noise for short periods of time to avoid unwanted activations Any reduction in sensitivity must comply with applicable regulations such as VdS in Germany This input reduces the sensitivity of the integration detection The reduction in sensitivity does not apply to the shock alarm part of the detection system The factory setting is Active low Activ...

Page 45: ... device Magnetic contacts for the doors Lock monitoring devices such as the GMXP3 GMXP3Z and GMAS6 For all cabinet protection conduct a risk assessment to ensure the correct levels of protection Establish a library of use cases for different types of cabinets this may prevent dupli cated site testing as the results would be available from a previous test 6 6 Document cabinet A single ISN SM xx det...

Page 46: ...ctor mounted externally at the side of the document cabinet Figure 6 22 Filing cabinet 6 8 Gun cabinet Depending on the construction and size of the gun cabinet a single detector may be adequate for a protection For cabinets of a robust construction a second detector mounted on the door of the cabinet may be required Consider the accessories GMXP3 GMXP3Z GMAS 6 for lock protec tion and additional ...

Page 47: ...le 7 1 Pre commissioning checklist 7 2 Commissioning test options Table 7 2 details the test method options and the resulting alarm type Note that the alarm type is only visible in SensTool Never strike the detector directly as this may cause irreparable damage to the detector Test method Alarm Type Apply power to the detectors and leave for at least 30 seconds to al low the detectors to stabilise...

Page 48: ...l pulse for 10 seconds to confirm that the correct power is applied The LED is not available on the ISN SM 30 version 2 Verify that the correct detection radius and material type are selected via the DIP switches or use the SensTool if available to select 3 Use a multi meter at terminal 1 0 V and at the test point which is a gold coloured solder pad just to the left hand side of the terminal strip...

Page 49: ... 2 7v DC level as confirmation Do not strike the detector as this may cause irreparable damage to the detector Figure 7 2 Staged commissioning integration In Figure 7 2 Staged commissioning integration the integration test will illuminate the LED as confir mation of the alarm and the voltage will increase to circa 2 7v DC level as confirmation The recommended method of recording and verifying the ...

Page 50: ...y Application Steel 1 0m Low Ticket machine with loud function related noises Steel 1 5m Medium ATM day night vaults safes with loud function related noises Steel 2 0m Medium Encased safe vault doors with function related noises Concrete 2 5m High Vault room element vault with some interfering influences Concrete 4 0m High Vault room element vault with low interfering influences Concrete 5 0m High...

Page 51: ...e for the duration of the test to supply primary power to the laptop p c Select the duration of the monitoring period up to 18 hours and run the test The test will auto matically terminate The results of the test will show the background noise levels in real time as the test results are linked to the p c s clock The recording shows the signal strength of any noise de tected and also the details of...

Page 52: ... sheet Ensure that the GMXD7 is not open cir cuit Check using a multi meter for continu ity around 300Ω resistance for GMXD7 Integration Alarm present Ensure that the GMXS1 test transmitter is not activated from an external source Check terminal 4 on the detector with a multi meter Refer to the Install sheet for the detector Ensure that the 0v applied or removed is correct for the detector configu...

Page 53: ...can form part of the handover package for a system All of the testing for each individual detector can be recorded complete with real time date time stamps and the type of alarm that was detected This is easily achieved by clearing the event log for the detector being commissioned performing the commissioning and then saving the event log file The event log file will record the time and date of th...

Page 54: ...additional benefits The list of available end of line monitoring is as follows and the default value is Dual 4K7 4K7 end of line resistor Figure 9 1 End of line monitoring options Note that resistors are not supplied with ISN SM xx seismic detectors A quick comparison of the benefits between single and dual end of line monitoring follows Status Dual end of line 4K7 Single end of line 4K7 Normal 4K...

Page 55: ...n accommodate up to 512 zones Test duration should be extended in accordance with the number of seismic zones in the test Once completed all test results pass fail will be posted to the system log and a failure of a seismic detector to activate will be displayed on the keypad as a failure This does not determine the exact detector s which failed the test but a general notification For the exact te...

Page 56: ... configuration option page there is an option to force a test on the seismic detectors each time the system is set The normal exit time of the system is delayed by the duration of the seismic test Setting time System arming time Seismic test time 30 seconds Exit time 45 seconds default Total setting time 75 seconds As per the automatic seismic test the results are logged and displayed in a similar...

Page 57: ...erformed If the test fails the message SEISMIC FAIL is displayed If the i or VIEW key is pressed a scrollable list of the failed zones is displayed If the test succeeds SEISMIC OK is displayed SPC Panel Zones 1 8 Output 3 allocated Seismic test Expander 1 Zones 9 16 Relay 1 allocated seismic test Expander 2 Zones 17 24 Relay 1 allocated seismic test Seismic Inputs Zones 1 3 4 8 ISN SM 90 Zones 1 8...

Page 58: ...etector CE ISN SM 90 Seismic detector CE MABISZ NBU SBSC VdS VSÖ F P FG EAC ISN SM 90LSNi Seismic detector CE VdS VSÖ EAC GM780LSN Seismic detector watertight CE VdS VSÖ GMXW0 Wall recess box X XGMXB0 Floor box X GMXP0 Mounting plate X GMXP3 Swivel plate X GMXP3Z Swivel plate X GMXS1 Test transmitter for GM5xx ISN SM xx UL EAC GMAS6 Fixing device X GMXS5 Remote test transmitter VdS EAC Spacer 2mm ...

Page 59: ...0LSN Install sheet 022 GM780LSN_A6V10314908_d Data sheet V54534 F116 A100_GM780LSN_023_01_en GMXP0 Install sheet N A Data sheet Bosch Security Systems Seis mic_Range_of_Accessories GMXS1 Install sheet 020_GMXS1_686_g Data sheet Bosch Security Systems Seis mic_Range_of_Accessories GMXS5 Install sheet 020_GMXS5_004707_e Data sheet Bosch Security Systems Seis mic_Range_of_Accessories GMXW0 Install sh...

Page 60: ...3xx_63xx_Installa tion_Configuration_Manual_en SPCE450 452 Expander with 8 relay outputs SPCE450_452_Expander_Installation_Instruc tion_in SPCE651 652 Expander with 8 Inputs and 2 Outputs SPCE650_651_652_Expander_Installa tion_Instruction_in SPCK420 SPCK421 LCD Keypad SPCK420_421_Keypad_Installation_Instruc tion_in SPCK520 SPCK521 Compact Keypad Com pact Keypad with CR SPCK520_SPCK521_Compact_Keyp...

Page 61: ...ongrooms VdS 2477 Table 10 3 Related documentation external 10 4 Cross reference list of all part numbers Product code Description Article number ISN SM 30 Seismic detector V54534 F106 A100 ISN SM 50 Seismic detector V54534 F107 A100 ISN SM 80 Seismic detector V54534 F108 A100 ISN SM 90 Seismic detector V54534 F109 A100 ISN SM 90LSNi Seismic detector V54534 F114 A100 GM780LSN Seismic detector V545...

Page 62: ...ic Detectors Application Guide I 200153 1 04 2016 Product code Description Article number GMXC2 Connection sleeve 16mm ISN SM xx VBPZ 5021840001 GMXS2 2mm spacer VBPZ 3506110001 GMXS4 4mm spacer VBPZ 3506240001 GMXC4 Test tool TBD Table 10 4 Part numbers ...

Page 63: ...internal ISN SM 80 21 Figure 4 10 Activate 3 detectors from a single GMXS5 21 Figure 4 11 GMXW0 during installation 22 Figure 4 12 GMXW0 installed 23 Figure 4 13 GMXB0 installed 23 Figure 4 14 GMXP3 monitoring position 24 Figure 4 15 GMAS6 movable mounting kit 25 Figure 4 16 GMAS6 installed 25 Figure 4 17 GMXD7 anti drilling foil 26 Figure 4 18 GMXD7 fitted to detector cover 26 Figure 4 19 GMSW7 S...

Page 64: ...tack profiles 7 Table 2 2 Applications and recommended detectors 8 Table 2 3 Steel applications and accessories 9 Table 2 4 Concrete applications and accessories 9 Table 4 1 GMXS5 transmission diameters 21 Table 4 2 GMXC4 seismic test tool 27 Table 5 1 Detector requirements 29 Table 5 2 System requirements 30 Table 6 1 Wall design 5m detection radius 33 Table 6 2 Wall design 4m detection radius 34...

Page 65: ...4 2016 11 Appendix 1 Drill template ISN SM xx Scale 1 1 Dimensions when printed 88mm x 88mm Printer settings must be optimized to reproduce at actual size While every effort has been made to ensure accurate sizing the templates in this docu ment must be checked before use to ensure that the dimensions are correct ...

Page 66: ...4 2016 12 Appendix 2 Drill Template GMXP3 Z Scale 1 1 Dimensions when printed 88mm x 88mm Printer settings must be optimized to reproduce at actual size While every effort has been made to ensure accurate sizing the templates in this docu ment must be checked before use to ensure that the dimensions are correct ...

Page 67: ...53 1 04 2016 13 Appendix 3 Drill Template GMXS5 Scale 1 1 Dimensions 88mm x 88mm Printer settings must be optimized to reproduce at actual size While every effort has been made to ensure accurate sizing the templates in this docu ment must be checked before use to ensure that the dimensions are correct ...

Page 68: ...9 Appendix 3 Drill Template GMXS5 68 Bosch Security Systems Seismic Detectors Application Guide I 200153 1 04 2016 ...

Page 69: ...ors Application Guide I 200153 1 04 2016 Issued by Bosch Security Systems 130 Perinton Parkway Fairport NY 14450 USA www boschsecurity com Bosch Security Systems 2016 Technical specifications and availability subject to change without notice ...

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