FR2475613A1 - TRANSPARENT MONOBLOC MODULE, HIGH SECURITY, IN PARTICULAR FOR AUTOMATIC BANKING AGENCY - Google Patents

Abstract

THE INVENTION RELATES TO A HIGH SECURITY MODULE. A MONOBLOC 1, TRANSPORTABLE MODULE INCLUDES AN ARMORED SPEAKER DIVIDED INTO TWO ZONES 6, 7 SEPARATED BY AN ARMORED WALL 8 POSSIBLY EQUIPPED WITH A TERMINAL 9 WHICH IS ACTIVATED BY A MAGNETIC SUPPORT (FOR EXAMPLE A CARD) WHICH OPERATES THE SERVER 3 PUBLIC ACCESS DOOR 2. THE ENCLOSURE CONSISTS OF A FRAME 10 COVERED ON THE INTERNAL SIDE BY SHIELDING SHEETS 11 AND ON THE EXTERNAL SIDE BY DECORATIVE SHEETS 12. AT LEAST PART OF THE OPENINGS INCLUDES AN ARMORED WINDOW CONSTITUTING OF A GLASS-FILM SANDWICH OF BUTYLIC DOUBLE POLYVINYL WITH A GLASS GLASS. APPLICATION, IN PARTICULAR, TO BANKING AND INSURANCE OPERATIONS OR EXHIBITIONS AND SALES OF PRECIOUS OBJECTS.

Description

1 2475613

  The present invention relates to a transportable monobloc module

  and more particularly a banking module with automatic operation

tick.

  Financial terminals are known to be installed on the bancai facade.

  re, including ATMs that are operated by means of encoded magnetic cards that the user introduces into the device. However, these facilities do not make it possible to multiply the number of points of sale offered by the banks and to respond to customers' wishes regarding the connection between the workplace or home and the bank. In addition, it is impossible to offer customers an enclosed space that meets their wishes in

  safety and comfort and accessible to them

  manence. Therefore, an object of the invention is to provide a satisfactory solution to these problems, hitherto unresolved. Another object of the invention is to enable a commercial establishment, for example a bank, an insurance company, a jewelery store, an exhibition

  objects of art, to develop a network of presentation and / or distribution

  at a cost much lower than that of a traditional network, while

  by maintaining very strict safety standards.

  To achieve this goal, the invention proposes a monobloc module of high security which comprises a shielded enclosure divided into two zones, namely a public access zone and a so-called technical zone, the separation being effected by means of a shielded wall. Furthermore,

  the public access zone comprises a door whose lock is action-

  from the outside of the module by means of transient electrical impulses

  put by a magnetic support and maneuvered from the inside of the module

  by a push button. Thus, only users with a

  magnetic port, for example a magnetic card traditionally used with cash dispensers, can open the door of the module and penetrate inside. In addition, the user is separated from the technical area by an armored wall, which further increases the

  security of funds or other objects deposited in the technical zone.

  According to an advantageous embodiment, the partition wall is

  equipped with a computer terminal, for example a vending machine

  ATMs or bank ATMs, the front of which is in the public access area and the back of which is in the technical area. If the module according to the invention is

2 2475613

  used for an exhibition of valuables, jewelry, collections of

  old parts, etc., the armored wall will be transparent and will not

  tera no terminal. In addition, when the terminal is an ATM or a bank ATM, the magnetic support actuating the lock of the access door allows actionautomatically

  bank / cash machine or bank ATM.

  The following description, with reference to the accompanying drawings

  a non-limitative example, will help to better understand how the pre-

  This invention can be implemented.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the module according to the invention.

tion.

  Figure 2 is a sectional view of the object of Figure 1.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the inside of the module

  on the side of the public access area.

  As can be seen in FIG. 1, the single automatic module

  block I is in the form of a parallelepiped with a door 2 allowing access to the interior of the module. Lock 3 found

  on the handle block 4 is electric and fixed on the leaf that opens

  on the inside of the module, according to the arrow FI (see figure 2).

  The waste (not shown) is attached to the frame jamb. On the side located inside the module, on the handle block, is a pushbutton allowing the mechanical opening of the cabin. A

  5 digital keyboard allows the introduction of a magnetic card. The UTI

  The reader who appears outside the module enters his card in the slot provided for this purpose and types on the keyboard the code number

  from the menu. This one is attracted inside the cabin. The service

  rure receives the opening impulse of the door 2. The bolt of the

  rure locks in the rear position in mechanical restraint. The user enters the module, closes the door and the card only pops out

  on the inside. To go out, simply unlock mechanical-

the door.

  Considering FIG. 2, it can be seen that the walls of the module are shielded and that the enclosure is divided into two zones, namely the access zone 6 to the public and the so-called technical zone 7. The armored wall 8 dividing the module is provided with a terminal 9 whose front face is in the access zone 6 and the rear part is in the

technical area.

  The front walls, rear; side as well as the ceiling and

2 475613

  optionally the floor of the module consists of a frame 10 preferably made of metal tubes and covered on the inner side by shielding plates 11 and on the outer side by t8les

decorative 12.

  The module further comprises apertures 13 provided with a shielded glazing, in particular an assembly consisting of several layers of polyvinyl butyral films, each interposed between glass panes, the whole being lined with a glass of glass. thick and transparent glass.

  Preferably the magnetic medium, namely the card, by way of

  lock of the access door 2, allows the activation of the

  9. This may be for example an automatic vending machine

  banknotes or a bank machine.

  The technical zone 7, in which the financial operations take place, for example the loading of notes and the maintenance, is provided with a door 14 opening in the direction of the arrow F2; this door is made of armored t8le and has a multi-point security lock. The comfort of the user is achieved through a heating system and lighting appropriate in both areas. A tablet 14 (figure

  2) is intended to allow the laying of bags, towels and packages.

  The entire module is supplied with electricity via a counter 17. In addition, a camera 15 can be provided to supplement the security system. In addition, the technical zone may contain a

safe 16.

  Of course the description of the module that has just been made is

  that a particular non-limiting case, Its use is not reserved for financial operations. A module of the same kind can be used

  for example at the jewelry exhibition. The armored wall 8 is then

  of a transparent glass-polymer film sandwich that is

lined with a transparent glass.

  The module as a whole is placed and stowed on a thick concrete slab and can be connected to several telephone lines. It allows to receive customers twenty four hours a day and its location, not requiring a building permit, can be

  completed in a very short time.

  Such an implantation, for example as a mini-bank branch, can be done in various places such as station hall, airport, large

  shops, malls, businesses, sidewalks ... etc. Well understood

  of, it is possible to juxtapose in any arrangement, by

  staggered example, several monobloc modules according to the invention.

2 4 7 5 6 1 3

Claims (9)

- R E V E N D I C A T I 0 N S   1. Transportable monobloc module, high security, characterized in that it comprises a shielded enclosure divided into two zones, to   namely a public access zone and a so-called technical zone, the se-   paration being carried out by means of an armored wall. 2. Module according to claim 1, with automatic operation, characterized in that the public access zone comprises a door of which   the lock is actuated from outside the module by means of pulses   electrical connections transmitted by a magnetic and controlled medium.   from the inside of the module by a push-button.   3. Module according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the armored partition wall is provided with a computer terminal whose front face is in the public access area and dont   the back part is in the technical area.   4. Module according to any one of claims 1 to 3,   characterized in that the magnetic medium actuating the lock of   the public access door allows to operate the terminal.   5. Module according to any one of claims I to 4,   characterized in that the enclosure consists of a frame   green on the inner side by shielding plates and outer side by decorative plates.   6. Module according to claim 5, characterized in that the os-   Saturated is made of metal tubes.   7. Module according to any one of claims I to 6,   characterized in that it comprises openings provided with an armored glazing unit, in particular an assembly consisting of a transparent sandwich glass polyvinyl butyral disc lined with a glass pane thick and transparent.   8. Module according to any one of claims 1 to 7,   characterized in that the technical zone has an opening door outward in armored t8le.   9. Application of the module according to any one of the claims   tions I to 8 for banking and insurance operations, exposures sales and sales of precious objects.