Teller and Service Equipment CAD Drawings
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Captive Carrier
Captive Carrier - Reverse Lane
Captive Carrier - Splayed
Captive Carrier - Standard
Combination Units
32x48 Combination
50x60 Combination
56x48 Combination
60x63 Combination
Security Drawers
Model SPT-FR101 Thru-Wall Transaction Drawer, Fire Rated
Model SPT150 Thru-Wall Drawer w/ Full Length Deal Tray
Model SPT158 Stationary Deal Tray 9 1/4" x 12", Inset in Counter Top
Model SPT159 Stationary Deal Tray 12" x 14", Inset in Counter Top
Model SPT160 Thru-Wall 6" Drawer w Double Hinged Lid
Model SPT183 Duo Drawer 16" x 15" x 21"
Model SPT198 Thru-Wall Drawer
Model SPT217 Security Drawer
Model SPT300 Big Reach Drawer
Model SPT319 Thru-Wall Drawer 9"
Model SPT330 UL Level 3 Certified Security Drawer
Model SPT350 Drive Thru Cash Drawer
Model SPT354 Extending Deal Tray
Model SPT355 DP-20 16" x 20 5/8" x 25"
Model SPT336 LC36 12" x 16 3/4" x 36"
Teller Line / Transaction Systems
Arch Window System - Continuous Counter
Arch Window System - Counter w/ Riser
Baffle System
Hole and Backer System
Louver and Clips
Secure Sound System
TransTrax
TransTrax - Reverse Lane
TransTrax - Standard
TransTrax - Twist
Transaction Drawers
Basic Manual Transaction Drawer with Countertop
Large Electric Transaction Drawer
Medium Electric Transaction Drawer
Premium Manual Transaction Drawer
Small Electric Transaction Drawer
Small Electric Transaction Drawer - Basic Installation Dimension
Windows
32x33 Basic Window
43x36 Basic Window
56x33 Basic Window
65x36 Basic Window
What is the Teller and Service Equipment CSI section and why are these CAD files important?
CAD files associated with CSI section 112216 offer detailed schematics and technical drawings that detail the dimensions, layout, and installation specifics of teller and service equipment. These files are invaluable for architects and engineers, providing precise measurements and configurations needed to ensure the equipment fits correctly within the designated areas. This section often includes components such as teller counters, security features, cash drawers, and other service-related apparatus. The CAD drawings facilitate accurate space planning, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards. By leveraging these files, professionals can enhance efficiency and accuracy in the construction and renovation of financial service environments, ensuring that equipment is installed correctly and functions as intended.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the CSI section 112216 cover?
CSI section 112216 covers Teller and Service Equipment, which includes fixtures and devices used in financial institutions for customer service and transaction processing.
How can CAD files be useful for implementing CSI section 112216?
CAD files provide detailed and precise drawings of teller and service equipment, which help in accurate planning, layout, and installation in a financial institution setting. They ensure that the equipment fits within the design specifications and spatial constraints of the project.
What should be considered when using CAD files for teller and service equipment?
When using CAD files, it's important to verify that the dimensions and specifications align with the project's requirements and that the files are compatible with the software being used. It's also crucial to ensure that the CAD models are up-to-date with the latest design standards and regulations.
Can CAD files assist in visualizing the integration of teller equipment within an existing space?
Yes, CAD files allow professionals to visualize how teller and service equipment will integrate with the existing architectural space, facilitating better design decisions and coordination with other building systems.
Are there any interoperability concerns with using CAD files for section 112216?
Interoperability concerns can arise if the CAD files are not in a compatible format with the software used by the project team. It's essential to ensure that CAD files are available in widely accepted formats like DWG or DXF to prevent any issues with file sharing and integration.