help, i need details about this security door.

[kalex]

Dear friends,
presently, am troubleshooting this bank security door and i need details about the name, how it works, and how to repair them when they fail. See sample pictures below:
https://www.ceia.net/security/img/k015-2.jpg
https://noahhoffman.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Bormio-Run-066-1024x768.jpg

Thanks in advance.

 

[picbits]

It works by keeping the money in and undesirable people out.

Any more than that and you'll probably need to contact the manufacturer for schematics and blueprints for the troubleshooting.

 

[picbits]

They look like something called "man trap doors" where you walk in through a revolving door which stops and is locked, you are then scanned for whatever they are searching for then released if you are clear of whatever they are searching for.

 

[Inquisitive]

Dear friends,
presently, am troubleshooting this bank security door and i need details about the name, how it works, and how to repair them when they fail.[/quote']

Why not go through your authorized dealer.

 

[kalex]

Actually i was called to fix a malfunctioning local bank security door. The problem is that it locks customers out even when there is no metal on them, someone has to manually press a button each time to grant access. And i can't see details about the manufacturer.

 

[KeepItSimpleStupid]

Well, either look harder or find someone in the bank that authorized the install.

In any event, this **broken link removed** offers some ideas of what the control system has to look for.

You mentioned metal detection and that could well be the source of the problem.

Some mantraps, just provide a holding area and that's it, but they are usually longer. No scanning involved. Just one door has to close before the other opens.

 

[audioguru]

Actually i was called to fix a malfunctioning local bank security door.

Don't all the crooks say that?

 

[4pyros]

Actually i was called to fix a malfunctioning local bank security door. The problem is that it locks customers out even when there is no metal on them, someone has to manually press a button each time to grant access. And i can't see details about the manufacturer.

If you fix automatic doors for a living why cant you figure this out for your self?

 

[alec_t]

I'm sure no forum members would wish to be found guilty of aiding and abetting bank-raiders .

 

[jpanhalt]

Don't know about you, but in my training we often cited Willie Sutton's Law (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willie_Sutton ). John

 

[Ian Rogers]

Actually i was called to fix a malfunctioning local bank security door. The problem is that it locks customers out even when there is no metal on them, someone has to manually press a button each time to grant access. And i can't see details about the manufacturer.

I doubt very much that they will call someone with no experience to fix a security door.. This thread is closed.