Triton RT2000 Installation Manual - Manual (Page 30)

30
RT2000 S
ERIES
- S
ITE
P
REPARATION AND
I
NSTALLATION
G
UIDE
S
ECURING
U
NIT
It’s recommended that the unit be secured to the facility floor and/or plinth struc-
ture. If a plinth was used, we recommend anchoring that structure first due to
accessibility may be limited once the unit is mounted on the plinth. The footprint
of the cabinet floor allows for securing to either a concrete pad or plinth structure.
Anchor bolts may be too short to go straight from the cabinet to the floor, depend-
ing how high the unit was raised to accommodate the wall opening. It is the cus-
tomer or their agent’s responsibility to determine how the unit is affixed to the
facility. Listed are some general considerations when securing the unit:
1. What is the floor structure?
(concrete, wood, etc) Do you have
anchors, lag bolts, screws to secure
cabinet/plinth?
2. Is the unit a UL Level 1 Safe cabinet
or Business Hours? Will the floor
support the weight of the cabinet?
What is the plinth constructed of? (If
you build -concrete, metal, wood,
etc).
3. Is the inside floor level the same as
the outside ground? If inside floor is
higher or lower than outside, will you
need the optional 3” or 6” plinths?
4. Is the floor level? Will the unit need
to be raised using the plinth/cabinet
leveling feet? (Leveling feet are for
minimal corrections to level cabinet)
5. Is exterior wall solid? (brick,
concrete) Wood framed? Aluminum
siding? Do you need to insulate the
wall cavity?
6. After cabinet is anchored, is the ATM
control panel trim flush against the
exterior wall? Is the trim sufficiently
sealed to prevent moisture from
entering the control panel
electronics?
TOOL USE/SAFETY
Observe ALL safety precautions
for operating hand and power
tools! Wear eye and ear protec-
tion while operating the electric
drill!
USE A BACK-SUPPORT
BELT WHEN LIFTING AND
MOVING THE ATM!
LEVEL FLOORING REQUIRE-
MENT
It is very important that the ATM
cabinet be located on flat, level
flooring! If the floor is not flat
and level, the cabinet bottom and/
or walls may become distorted
when the mounting bolts are
tightened down! This could pre-
vent the security vault door from
closing!
LEVEL 1 CABINET SAFETY
Level 1 cabinets are consider-
ably heavier than Business Hours
cabinets! Exercise extreme cau-
tion when moving Level 1 cabi-
nets! At least two persons should
work together to move the cabi-
net into position for mounting!