3M Detection System Model 3900 Series. Architect/Contractor Information Package

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1 3M Detection System Model 3900 Series Architect/Contractor Information Package

2 Copyright 3M, All rights reserved. 3M Detection System Model 3900 Series Architect/Contractor Information Package, A4 3M is a trademark of 3M. The original instructions in this document were written in U.S. English. All other languages are a translation of the original instructions.

3 Table of Contents A letter from 3M Library Systems...4 Installation worksheet...5 Contact information...5 Ordering information...5 Layout information...5 Introduction...6 Using this architect/contractor information package...6 Introducing the 3M Detection System Model Implementation responsibilities...9 Facility requirements...10 Module dimensions...10 System weight...11 System dimensions...12 System placement: interference and service issues...13 System placement: staff and patron considerations...14 Positioning two systems together...14 Electronics enclosure requirements...15 Buried cable layout requirements...16 Direct mount and buried cable floor requirements...17 Environmental requirements...18 Electrical requirements M Service...19 Information to gather M Service phone numbers M Library Systems Web Site A4 3M, All rights reserved. 3

4 A letter from 3M Library Systems A4 3M, All rights reserved. 4

5 Installation worksheet Please complete this form and fax it to 3M at Contact information Use this section of the form to provide contact information. Today s Date Sales Consultant Key Contact Phone Install Location Install Date Install Contact Phone Purchasing/Payment Contact Ordering information Detection system model Mounting option Direct mount Baseplate Buried cable Accessories Delayed warranty start date (if applicable) Who removes/dismantles old system? 3M Cust Model & serial number of equipment to be removed or replaced Pre installation worksheet reviewer PO required for invoice payment? Yes No DT_Mounting_Options Layout information Use this section of the form to sketch a layout for the system. Ensure that the space allocated for the system is sufficient, which includes the requirements listed in Facility requirements on page A4 3M, All rights reserved. 5

6 Introduction Using this architect/contractor information package This package provides architects and contractors with information necessary to prepare the site for the detection system installation. The information provided here must be followed to ensure optimal performance. Before beginning new construction or changing an existing structure, contact 3M Library Systems Technical Service at (website: or your sales representative to: Confirm that you have the most recent version of this document. Verify that the proposed system can be installed in the planned space. Introducing the 3M Detection System Model 3900 Key features The 3M Detection System Model 3900 Series assists in preventing unauthorized removal of a library s materials when items are marked with 3M Tattle-Tape strips. System features include: A 36 in. [91,4 cm] corridor width that complies with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) guidelines Complete safety for magnetic media Integrated audio and visual alarms that alert staff when a secured item is detected Patron counter that automatically tallies the number of customers passing through the detection system Optional lattice windows and a wide selection of decorative side panels to complement library decor. (Contact your 3M sales representative for availability and ordering information.) Single- and dual-corridor configurations, with multiple synchronized system configurations available for larger applications Alarm lights Customer counter Photocell lens Reflector Audible alarm 3900 Gr Overview A4 3M, All rights reserved. 6

7 Model 3900 Series configuration options As shown below, the Detection System Model 3900 Series system can be configured as a single- or dualcorridor system. Model 3901 Single-corridor system with two lattices (A and B), no windows in lattices Model 3911 Single-corridor system with two lattices (A and B), two windows in each lattice Model 3902 Dual-corridor system with three lattices (A, B and C), no windows in lattices Model 3912 Dual-corridor system with three lattices (A, B and C), two windows in each lattice Model 3911 single-corridor system Key switch Electronics enclosure Alarm lights Alarm lights Counter A Counter A Power receptacle B B Power cord C Photocell Photocell Alarm 3900 Gr Corridor Overview with Panels Alarm A4 3M, All rights reserved. 7

8 Mounting and lattice-to-lattice wiring options The detection system supports the following mounting and wiring options: Direct mount, with lattices mounted to the floor and latticeto-lattice wiring routed through a floor-mounted threshold wireway Buried cable, with lattices mounted to the floor and latticeto-lattice wiring routed beneath the floor in electrical conduit Baseplate, with lattices mounted to a baseplate and lattice-tolattice wiring routed through the baseplate Threshold Baseplate Buried Cable 3900 Gr Mounting options Detection zone The primary zone of detection between Model 3900 Series lattices extends 6 in. [15 cm] above the surface of the floor to 72 in. [1,82 m] above the floor. The electronic coverage in this zone is not 100%, but the rate of detection is effective to deter the loss of protected materials A4 3M, All rights reserved. 8

9 Implementation responsibilities Use this section to identify system implementation responsibilities. Responsible party Task When to complete Architect/contractor 3M-trained technician Architect/contractor Complete the pre-installation checklist (see page 5) using the information provided in Facility requirements on page 10. If the site plans a buried cable system, schedule a pre-installation visit (called a Buried Cable Pre-Site Visit) with a 3M technician so that the site can be inspected to ensure location suitability and proper placement of buried conduit. This step is extremely important! A 3M technician must inspect the site before construction begins. Failure to complete this step may result in costly rework. If the site plans a buried cable system, inspect the planned location to determine suitability. Prepare the site for the detection system in compliance with local codes and the information provided in Facility requirements on page 10. Move system cartons to within 10 feet [3 m] of the installation site. Before construction work begins. Before construction work begins. Before construction work begins. Before the 3M technician arrives. Before the 3M technician arrives. 3M-trained technician Install the system. On the scheduled installation date A4 3M, All rights reserved. 9

10 Facility requirements Module dimensions [72 cm] Lattice 12.4 in. [315 mm] Electronics enclosure 8.5 in. [216 mm] in. [1,82 m] in. [296 mm] 3900 Gr elec enclosure dimensions in. [73,3 cm] 3900 Lattice Dimensions Mounting foot 4.00 in. [10,2 cm] Threshold wireway [64,8 cm] 0.84 in. [2,13 cm] in. [2,2 cm] pin height 38.1 in. [96.8 cm] 3.45 in. [8,76 cm] 3900 Gr Foot dims iso 3900 Gr Wireway dim iso 0.50 in. [1,3 cm] A4 3M, All rights reserved. 10

11 Single corridor baseplate in. [68,0 cm] 0.50 in. [1,3 cm] in. [114,7 cm] 0.90 in. [2,3 cm] 3900 Gr 3901 baseplate dims Dual corridor baseplate in. [68,0 cm] 0.50 in. [1,3 cm] in. [220,6 cm] 0.90 in. [2,3 cm] 3900 Gr 3902 baseplate dims System weight Model 3901/3911 total weight exceeds 200 lbs. [90,7 kg]. Model 3902/3912 total weight exceeds 300 lbs. [136 kg] A4 3M, All rights reserved. 11

12 System dimensions This section describes the space required for the system itself. Additional space will be required for the following: To service the system To avoid interference from metal objects and other electronic equipment To meet the needs of the staff and patrons See System placement: interference and service issues on page 13 and System placement: staff and patron considerations on page 14 for information on these issues in 182,1 cm 36 in. [91 cm] 36 in. [91 cm] 5.5 in. [14 cm] 1-Corridor System 2-Corridor System 47 in. [119,4 cm] 88.5 in. [224,8 cm] DT_3900 Space Requirements A4 3M, All rights reserved. 12

13 System placement: interference and service issues Min. distance to protected items: 3 ft. [91,4 cm] Min. distance to large metal objects: 18 in. [45,7 cm] Min. distance to door frame: 4 ft. [1,22 m] Min. Distance to any fixed object 9 in. [23 cm] See the discussion on electronics enclosure requirements. Min. distance to CRT: 7 ft. [2,13 m] Min. distance to LCD/LED Monitor 5-7 ft. [1,52-2,13 m] Min. distance to Plasma TV 7 ft. [2,13 m] Min. distance to copiers, printers, fax, power panels, data cables, large conduit: 5 ft. [1,5 m] 3900 Gr Minimum distances Minimum Distance From lattice to this object Reason 9 in. [23 cm] Any fixed object To enable service 1 ft. [30,5 cm] Traffic control posts. To avoid interference 18 in. [45,7 cm] Windows and doors with metal frames Walls with metal studs or beams Metal display cases, picture frames, shelves, counters, appliances, metal railings using two or more horizontal members Empty metal book carts To avoid interference A4 3M, All rights reserved. 13

14 Minimum Distance From lattice to this object Reason 2 ft. [61 cm] Another 3900 or 3500 system that has been synchronized with the system. See Positioning two systems together on page ft. [91,4 cm] Sensitized Tattle-Tape strips, book carts, and customers carrying secured items. To avoid interference To avoid unwanted alarms 4 ft. [1,22 m] Electronics enclosure To avoid interference 5 ft. [1,5 m] Copiers, printers, Fax machines AC power panels, data cables, large conduit 5 7 ft. [1,52 2,13 m] LCD and LED monitors. Requirement will vary depending on the amount of metal and size of the display. To avoid interference To avoid interference 7 ft. [2,13 m] Telephone, CRT, plasma TV. To avoid interference 10 ft. [3,05 m] FM stereo receivers. Note: CD, DVD, and tape players are not affected by the detection system. Model 3800 detection system 20 ft. [6,1 m] Other Model 3900 and 3500 systems (unless systems are connected using a sync cable. See Positioning two systems togetheron page 14. ) To avoid interfering with FM stereo receivers. To avoid interference To avoid interference System placement: staff and patron considerations In addition to avoiding interference, the system placement decision should include the following considerations: Visibility and access of checkout personnel to the detection system Space to identify and stop patrons before they leave the library when an alarm occurs Compliance with ADA guidelines, which specify a minimum distance of 4 feet [1,22 m] from the system to a door Space to avoid accidental alarms caused by patrons standing near the detection system with secured items and to eliminate two-way traffic (enter and exit) through system corridors Positioning so that patrons are not required to change directions when exiting the library and so they can easily determine how to exit the library Positioning two systems together Normally two Model 3900 Detection Systems must be separated by at least 20 feet [6,1 m] to avoid interference. When this isn t desirable, they can be located a minimum of 24 inches [61 cm] apart if they are connected with a sync cable. Note: The sync cable runs from the electronics enclosure on one system to the electronics enclosure on the other system A4 3M, All rights reserved. 14

15 Electronics enclosure requirements Ensure that the facilities for the electronic enclosure meet the following requirements: Position the electronics enclosure: At a height of 6 27 inches [15,2 68,6 cm] if it is mounted in an area with traffic and 6 60 inches [15,2 152,4 cm] if it is located in an area without traffic Note:The electronics enclosure must not be placed in the ceiling or floor. So that lattices can be seen from it (for service) So that air flow around it is not restricted Traffic area height: 6 to 27 in [15,2-68,6 cm] Non-traffic area height: 6 to 60 in [15,2-152,4 cm] So that it is no closer than 1 ft. [30,5 cm] from a thermostat (to avoid affecting the heating and cooling system) Within 10 ft. [3,05 m] of an approved power receptacle A maximum cable-run distance from the lattices of 21 ft. [6,4 m] 3900 Electronic Enclosure Req Within 10 feet [3 m] of outlet Max cable run distance to lattice 21 feet [6,4 m] Min 1.25 in [31,8 mm] I.D. non-metallic conduit Route the power cable to the system using either a wiremold or conduit. If you use conduit, it must have a minimum inside diameter of 1.25 in [31,8 cm]. 3M strongly recommends non-metallic conduit whenever local codes permit. When metallic conduit must be used, you must ensure that the conduit does not come in contact with any other metal. This includes metal on the detection system itself A4 3M, All rights reserved. 15

16 Buried cable layout requirements This section consists of the following topics: Conduit requirements on page 16 System dimensionson page 16 Conduit layout in single-corridor systems on page 17 Conduit layout in two-corridor systems on page 17 Conduit requirements The conduit used for cable routing in buried cable systems must meet the following requirements: It must have a minimum inside diameter of 1.25 in. [31,8 mm]. The lattice to lattice conduit run must not exceed 62 in. [157 cm.]. The conduit bend radius must be typical of electrical industry standards. Note: 3M strongly recommends non-metallic conduit for buried cable systems whenever local codes permit its use. When metallic conduit must be used, you must ensure that the conduit does not come in contact with any other metal. This includes metal on the detection system itself. System dimensions Buried cable installations must meet the space and conduit requirements described in this section. Two corridors 83 in [211 cm] One corridor 41.5 in [105 cm] Lattices Centered on conduit 1.25 [31,8 mm] minimum I.D. Finished floor Sub floor in [6-9,5 mm] To electronics enclosure 1.25 in [31,8 mm] minimum I.D. Electrical conduit 62 in [157 cm] max lattice to lattice conduit run Conduit bend radius to be typical of electrical industry standards 3900 buried cable layout A4 3M, All rights reserved. 16

17 Conduit layout in single-corridor systems Minimum in [153,3 cm] from door to meet ADA guidelines Center conduit in mounting foot cavity in [32,4 cm] 25.5 in [65 cm] 3900 Conduit Layout 1 corr Conduit layout in two-corridor systems Conduit layout must be staggered in two-corridor systems as shown. Conduit position staggered Minimum 59.5 in [151,1 cm] to door to meet ADA guidelines Minimum 62 in [157,5 cm] to door to meet ADA guidelines 11.5 in [29,2 cm] 14 in [35,6 cm] Front-front Back-back 25.5 in [65 cm] 3900 Conduit Layout 2 corr Direct mount and buried cable floor requirements The floor to which direct mount and buried cable system are anchored must be: Level and made of high-quality concrete A minimum of 3.5 in [8,9 cm] thick and made of flat, high-quality concrete Free of reinforcing rod and conduit directly under the mounting foot A4 3M, All rights reserved. 17

18 Environmental requirements Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Humidity 32 F to 122 F 0 C to 50 C 40 F to 131 F - 40 C to 55 C 0% to 85 % relative humidity, non-condensing Electrical requirements Voltage Maximum RMS current draw Amperes Power cord (supplied) Electrical outlet 100/120/220/240 VAC, 50 or 60 Hz switch-selectable, designed for global use 110/120 VAC: 500 ma 200/240 VAC: 250 ma /120 VAC or /240 VAC 16 gauge, 3-wire, S-rating, 10 ft. [3,05 m] long, NEMA 5-15P plug-type power cord Customer must supply an electrical outlet within 10 ft. (3,05 m) of the electronics enclosure. A dedicated circuit is not required but is recommended to prevent overloading and loss of security. Note: All conduit, outlet boxes, and covers must be installed in compliance with the National Electrical Code and/or local codes A4 3M, All rights reserved. 18

19 3M Service Information to gather Before you call, please have the following information available: Name, address, and telephone number of your facility Model number(s) of equipment you are calling about and, if applicable, other equipment installed Your question(s), or if applicable, a description of the problem or issue you want addressed 3M Service phone numbers For questions regarding your system, call one of the following numbers. In the United States In Canada In other countries English Français Call your local 3M office. 3M Library Systems Web Site The 3M Library Systems Web site can be located at For additional information in the United States about 3M Library Systems, go to 3M Library Systems 3M Center, Building 225-4N-14 St. Paul, MN A4 3M, All rights reserved. 19