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^a Resistance values do not apply to the body of grade L ATM safes which fulfil the requirements of 7.5.5. ^b Applies only to apertures actually used; plugged and unused apertures shall satisfy the general values.

^c EX and GAS designation are not permitted for resistance grades L and I. ^d Resistance value for partial access.

Table 3 — Minimum requirements for classification of strongroom doors and strongrooms into resistance grades

Not applicable for classification of strongrooms without a door. ^b EX designation is not permitted for resistance grades 0 and I. ° Resistance value for complete access.

5. ^d CD designation is not permitted for resistance grades 0 to VII.Technical documentation

The technical documentation shall contain the following information:

1. weight, outside and inside dimensions, and the manufacturing tolerances;

2. horizontal and vertical cross sections;

3. quantity, layout and features of locks, boltwork and relocking devices;

4. quantity, pitch and position of door bolts, their dimensions (e.g. cross section), throw and engagements and their type (e.g. moving or fixed);

5. location and design of any local areas of special protection materials;

6. details of the fastening and/or fitting or anchoring of all elements relevant to physical security; e.g. construction and position of joints and connections, the means by which door and/or frames are joined to walls, the means by which prefabricated panels are joined;

7. marking, position and dimensions of any holes which pass through the protection material with a detailed representation of specially protected areas;

8. details of optional features, e.g. features for time locking and time delay locking;

9. for ATM safes, the ATM base, if any, will be identified by the manufacturer.

1. method of anchoring free-standing safes with a mass less than 1 000 kg;

2. method of encasing built-in safes, i.e. proportion of body which is to be encased; the minimum size and section thickness of the encasement; the minimum quality of encasement material; (types and proportions of aggregates, cement and any other constituents, flowability of the freshly prepared mass and the 28-day cube compression strength together with the relevant methods of test to define these features); any reinforcement or anchoring to be included within the encasing mass;

3. method for the construction of monolithic cast in-situ strongrooms, including the following: minimum quality of concrete (types and proportions of aggregates, cement and any other constituents, flowability of the freshly prepared mass, and the 28-day cube compression strength together with the relevant methods of test to define these features); reinforcement to be included in the strongroom, the means by which door and frame are joined to walls and the means by which armouring and anchoring are jointed to elements;

4. method for assembling pre-fabricated strongroom elements;

5. method by which:

1. the ATM safe is anchored to the floor or other surface;

2. the ATM safe is anchored to the ATM base and the ATM base is anchored to the floor or other surface.

6. Test specimen

   1. The test specimen shall be a safe, an ATM safe, a strongroom door or a strongroom (with or without a door). The strongroom test specimen shall consist of elements representing all joints and assemblies essential for testing purposes. Optional features (see 5.3 h)) which could decrease the burglary resistance value shall be included in the test specimen. Optional features (see 5.3 h)) and accessories such as time locking and time delay locking which could increase the resistance value in the tool attack test shall be removed or made not operative during the tool attack test.

An ATM safe test specimen shall include an ATM base if this is required for any type of installation. If the ATM base is optional, the testing laboratory can choose whether to test with or without the ATM base.

1. 2. Cable entrances for detection systems and/or accessories specified in the technical documentation shall be present in the test specimen.

   3. Test specimens for built-in safes and cast in-situ strongrooms shall be constructed using the components supplied and following the instructions for installation, (see 5.8).

2. Tool attack test

   1. Principle

The test serves to establish the complete access, and for safes and ATM safes also the partial access, minimum resistance values of the test specimen.

A testing team (see 7.2) examines a test specimen (see Clause 6) together with the technical documentation (see Clause 5) and devises a programme of attacking the test specimen. The testing team attacks the test specimen. The time taken to gain partial or complete access, assessed by inserting a test block, is recorded and then used to calculate a resistance value.

The tools and programme of attack used during testing shall be those most likely, in the opinion of the testing team, to result in the lowest resistance values. Exploratory tests may be made.

WARNING: Because some of the tests specified in this European Standard involve the use of processes imposing risk on the persons concerned, use only trained staff and ensure adequate supervision.

The testing team shall comprise:

1. testing team leader who is responsible for the conduct of the test and whose function is to plan, direct and supervise the testing;

2. time keeper whose function is confined to timekeeping and the compiling of the event record;

3. testing operatives whose function is to carry out the necessary tool attacks on the test specimen as directed by the testing team leader.

NOTE Testing should be carried out according to the current state of knowledge. To ensure maximum consistency in test results, testing laboratories should have EN ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and should participate in audits, cooperative tests, experience-sharing events and other relevant training.

Any tool used for the testing shall be given a coefficient and basic value according to Annex A.

Tool category В includes tools of category A.

Tool category C includes tools of categories A and B.

Tool category D includes tools of categories A, В and C.

Tool category S includes tools of categories А, В, C and D.

Alterations to tools other than those permitted as 'specially made tools' shall not be made. For instance, it is not permitted to enlarge nozzles, lengthen electrodes, rods or levers etc.

SAFETY WARNING: Tool safety devices such as guards, fuses and other current limiting features and/or maximum speed controls, shall not be removed or altered.

To protect the operator(s), in the case of combined use of a hand impact tool and a chisel, a specially constructed chisel holder may be used. Such a chisel holder shall be regarded as a hand-gripping tool (see Table A.2).

NOTE Testing laboratories should maintain a list of their current tools, together with their categories in accordance with Annex A.

Clock to an accuracy of at least 0,05 min for each 10 min measuring period. The scaling shall be at least 0,01 min.

Clocks shall be visible to all observers, and the beginning and end of each operating time shall be indicated by an acoustic or optical signal.

The test blocks shall be made of a rigid material.

Three test blocks, each with a length of 150 mm, and the following cross sections:

1. circle with 125 mm diameter;

2. square with 112 mm side length; edges and corners rounded with r = 5 mm;

3. rectangle with 100 mm x 125 mm side length; edges and corners rounded with r = 5 mm.

F

mm.

or all dimensions the tolerance shall be

Three test blocks, each with a length of 400 mm, and the following cross sections:

1. circle with 350 mm diameter;

2. square with 315 mm side length; corners rounded with r = 10 mm;

3. rectangle with 300 mm x 330 mm side length; edges and corners rounded with r = 10 mm.

F

mm.

or all dimensions the tolerance shall be

The requirements for a fulfilled tool attack test are:

1. for partial access that one of the test blocks defined in 7.3.3.2 can pass completely through the aperture created.

2. for complete access that one of the following conditions is met:

1. one of the test blocks defined in 7.3.3.3 can pass through the aperture created;

2. door is removed or the door is opened to a clear width of at least 300 mm over at least 80% of the inside height of the storage volume;

3. for tool attack on the ATM safe fixing attachments that the fixing attachments are completely severed.

In case of a built-in safe, its removal from the encasement is also regarded as a complete access.

Any tool attack test shall be continued until no more information necessary for determining the resistance grade can be reasonably expected. This can occur when the resistance value discovered in previous test attacks is exceeded.

An abandoned tool attack test shall count as one of the tests required in 7.5.

The tests shall comprise at least one tool attack test for:

1. partial access against the area of the body wall or the door of the test specimen; and

2. complete access against the body or the door.

Additional tool attack tests according to a) and b) are required against the wall, top, base or door if the test specimen has areas or zones of a different construction and for which the resistance value can be reasonably expected to be lower (e.g. in the area of pre-existing holes).

The test shall comprise at least one tool attack test for:

1. partial access against the door or lid (including the door frame and encasement, if appropriate); and

2. complete access against the door and/or against the body to remove the built-in safe from its encasement.

Additional tool attack tests according to a) and b) are required if the test specimen has areas or zones of a different construction and for which the resistance value can be reasonably expected to be lower (e.g. in the area of pre­existing holes).

The test shall comprise at least one tool attack test for complete access against the strongroom wall and one tool attack test against the strongroom door for complete access.

The test shall comprise at least one tool attack test for complete access.

Additional tool attack tests for the complete access are required against ceiling, base and wall segments if the construction of the strongroom has areas or zones of different construction and for which the resistance value can reasonably be expected to be lower (e.g. in the area of pre-existing holes).

The test shall comprise at least one tool attack test for complete access on the door (including frame and adjoining wall sections, if necessary).

Additional tool attack tests for the complete access are required if the test specimen has areas or zones of different construction and for which the resistance value can reasonably be expected to be lower (e.g. in the area of pre­existing holes).

Testing of grades I to VIII ATM safes shall comprise at least one tool attack test for:

1. partial access against the body or door;

2. complete access against the body or door;

3. cutting or destroying the fixing by attack on any fixing attachment.

Additional tool attack tests according to a) and b) shall be made on any area or zone of the test specimen which has a different construction and for which the resistance value can be reasonably expected to be lower (e.g. in the area of pre-existing holes).

Partial access testing of grades I to VIII ATM safes shall comprise:

1. at least one tool attack test against body or door shall be made in such a way that pre-existing holes (plugged or unplugged) do not form part of a partial access penetration; the grade partial access requirements are those of the column of Table 2 headed "general";

2. at least one tool attack test shall be made so as to create a partial access by enlarging an unplugged cash exit opening or an unplugged deposit opening (if such an opening is present in the test specimen); the grade partial access requirements are those of the column of Table 2 headed "used apertures";

3. tool attack tests shall be made against plugged cash exit openings or plugged deposit openings (should a plugged opening be present in the test specimen); the grade partial access requirements are those of the column in Table 2 headed "general".

Additional partial access tool attack testing shall be made against any area, zone or feature of the test specimen, including different means of plugging unused openings, and for which the resistance value can reasonably be expected to be lower.

Complete access testing of grade I to VIII ATM safes shall comprise a tool attack test against body or door. Additional complete access tool attack testing shall be made against any area or zone of the test specimen for which lower resistance values can be reasonably expected.

There shall be an attack against the fixing attachment of the ATM safes and/or the ATM base of grade I to VIII ATM safes by cutting or destroying the fixing of the ATM safe and/or the ATM base and/or the ATM base itself.

All grade L ATM safes shall be subject to at least one tool attack test for:

1. partial access against the door;

2. complete access against the door;

3. cutting or destroying the fixing by attack on any fixing attachment.

Further testing of grade L ATM safes shall be carried out according to whether or not the construction requirements of 7.5.5.2 and 7.5.5.3 are met.

The body of grade L ATM safes shall not be subject to partial access or complete access testing if ’a)' and ’b)' are satisfied:

1. Body is constructed from steel of not less than > 24 mm thickness which has an ultimate tensile strength in excess of 345 MPa, or from steel of not less than 12 mm thickness which has an ultimate tensile strength greater than 690 MPa.

2. Body is joined along all sides in a manner not less strong than a continuous 6,4 mm penetration weld of steel with an ultimate tensile strength of 345 MPa.

If the body of a grade L ATM safe does not satisfy either ’a)' or 'Ь)', both partial access and complete access tests will be carried out against the body.

Testing to exploit the presence of apertures will not be carried out if the apertures in a grade L ATM safe satisfy both 'а)' and ’b)':

1. all apertures have an area of less then 125 cm² or have at least one dimension less than 60 mm;

2. wall thickness within 15 mm of the sides of an aperture is not less than 8 mm.

Grade L ATM safes will be subject to tool attack tests for partial access and complete access against any aperture which does not satisfy 'а)¹ and/or 'Ь)'.