System for triggering bank and equipment bill destruction devices and methodology for triggering bank equipment bill destruction devices
AssigneeTecnologia Bancaria S.A.
InventorEdson Igor Cifuentes LOPEZ
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AssigneeTecnologia Bancaria S.A.
InventorEdson Igor Cifuentes LOPEZ
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“SYSTEM FOR TRIGGERING BANK EQUIPMENT BILL DESTRUCTION DEVICES AND METHODOLOGY FOR TRIGGERING BANK EQUIPMENT BILL DESTRUCTION DEVICES”, the system provided aiming at increasing security of ATM and cash dispenser bank equipment (EB), and innovates in its main component, the trigger rail (3), which is a separate unit directly mounted to the cassette assembly (1) of the bank equipment (EB); the trigger rail (3) is fixed through the ignition nozzles (4) which are attached and inserted in the openings (5) provided on the structure (6) of the cassettes (1); the trigger rail (3) includes “baits” (8) in the form of openings (9) provided on the front side (10) of the trigger rail (3), said openings (9) are established in accordance with the angled flaps (11) that drive the sparks (F) towards the openings (9) and, therefrom, to the spark sensor (12) which, in turn, triggers the ignition nozzles (4) generating the respective flames (C) that will trigger the incineration mechanism (2); the spark sensors (12) are connected to each other through a fuse (13), vertically positioned inside the trigger rail (3). The methodology provided comprises using pyrotechnic means to trigger the bill destruction devices (2) placed inside the cassettes (1) of a bank equipment unit (EB).
“SYSTEM FOR TRIGGERING BANK EQUIPMENT BILL DESTRUCTION DEVICES”, for use in ATM and cash dispenser bank equipment (EB), devised to trigger incineration devices (2) that destroy money bills stored within cassettes (1) placed inside the bank equipment (EB), wherein the triggering system (S) features, as its main component, the trigger rail (3), a separate unit that is directly mounted to the cassette assembly (1) of the bank equipment (EB);
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