Gibraltar Package Concierge Package Room User manual

SITE REQUIREMENTS
Planning for Site Preparation, Delivery and Installation
Package Room
Access Control System
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ASSOCIATED TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS
`301214-002 Package Room Installation Manual
`301220-004 Package Room Operator Manual
`301214-005 Package Room Troubleshooting Guide
`301214-006 Package Room Repair Guide
SITE ACCESSIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS 5
DIMENSIONAL DETAILS 4
ASSOCIATED TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SYSTEM OVERVIEW 3
SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS 5
SITE PREPARATION PLANNING 6
PHYSICAL SITE REQUIREMENTS 6
ELECTRICAL AND NETWORK REQUIREMENTS 8
APPENDIX A: Collateral Hardware Specifications 10
APPENDIX B: Installation Readiness Planning Checklist 11
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SYSTEM OVERVIEW
• The Package Room access control system consists of a surface wall-mounted kiosk containing a
computer, a touchscreen, a barcode reader, and a camera.
• The kiosk is constructed of steel with a durable powdercoat finish on all exposed exterior
surfaces.
• Kiosk dimensions—10 in. W x 12.25 in. H x 4 in. D
• The Package Room kiosk allows automated access to a room which has been designated and
prepared by the facility owner/manager for delivery/retrieval of packages or other goods.
Diagrams are for illustration only. For detailed site requirements, please refer to the specific sections
contained in this manual
touchscreen
barcode
reader
camera
46” AFF
48” AFF
wall stud
maximum to top
of touchscreen
maximum to
top of electrical
junction box
rim panic
exit device
conduit
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DIMENSIONAL DETAILS
The following dimensional details show the kiosk in relationship to the electrical junction box opening
and the faceplate. These dimensions may be needed (along with other specifications listed in this
document) when planning for the installation location.
48"
AFF
4 3/8" ±1/8
EDGE OF CABINET TO
ELECTRICAL BOX FACEPLATE
13/16" ±1/8
EDGE OF CABINET TO
ELECTRICAL BOX FACEPLATE
10"
12 1/4"
4"
3 1/4"
5 1/16"
1/2"
Electrical
Junction Box
3/8" ±1/8
EDGE OF BACK PANEL TO
ELECTRICAL BOX FACEPLATE
4 3/16" ±1/8
EDGE OF BACK PANEL TO
ELECTRICAL BO
X FACEPLATE
Either of these mounting locations
should be directly over wall stud
TOP VIEW
(DOOR OPEN)
FRONT VIEW
(DOOR OPEN)
FRONT VIEW & SIDE VIEW
(DOOR CLOSED)
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SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS
Access Control Levels (UL 294)
• Access Control Destructive Attack — Level I
• Access Control Endurance — Level IV
• Access Control Line Security — Level I
• Access Control Standby Power — Level I
Electrical Rating
• Input — 120 Vac, 60 Hz, 1.0 A
• Output — 24 Vdc, 0.75 A
Temperature Rating
• 0° C – 35° C (32° F – 95° F)
SITE ACCESSIBILITY CONSIDERATIONS
Planning for Package Room Accessibility
A. When choosing a location for your Package Room, appropriate user accessibility is a very
important decision. Proper clearances for the population you are serving must be considered.
B. For guidance on accessibility regulations and requirements, consult the 2010 U.S. Department
of Justice ADA Standards for Accessible Design1. The complete document can be downloaded
by visiting the Department of Justice website at www.ada.gov/2010ADAstandards_index.htm.
C. Accessibility regulations may vary locally and regionally. Therefore, always consult local
building codes for applicable accessibility requirements related to installation.
D. The wall mounting location for the kiosk is critical to ensure ADA/FHA compliance.
1). The kiosk must be mounted so that the touchscreen is at or below 48” AFF. (The top of
the electrical junction box needs to be positioned 46” AFF.)
2). Clear operator access to the kiosk must be maintained.
E. The Package Room should be sized appropriately for carrier and user access to shelves.
1). It is recommended that the package room be no smaller than 10’ x 10’ to provide
appropriate accessibility and turnaround radius
1 ADA Standards for Accessible Design, Department of Justice Code of Federal Regulations, Title III regulations at 28 CFR part 36,
subpart D, and the 2004 ADAAG at 36 CFR part 1191, appendices B and D.
www.ada.gov/2010ADAstandards_index.htm
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SITE PREPARATION PLANNING
A. The room and surrounding area must be prepared according to the requirements in this
document prior to installation.
B. Size of package room, package shelving provisions, package surveillance camera, etc., is at
the discretion of the facility owner/manager, as determined by the needs at each site.
C. Materials such as studs, wallboard, lighting, shelving, etc., used to construct the package room
itself, are not included with the Package Room system.
D. Specifications for type of door, electrical elements, and communications provisions are
included in this document, and will comply with ADA and building code requirements.
E. All materials and components necessary for preparation of the facility site will be furnished by
others.
PHYSICAL SITE REQUIREMENTS
Structural
A. Wall
1). A wall stud should be located to allow the electrical junction box to be mounted so the
kiosk will have appropriate clearances from the door frame. See “SYSTEM OVERVIEW”
on page 3 and “DIMENSIONAL DETAILS” on page 4 for dimensional references.
2). A clear wall space is required next to the latch side of the door which is suitable to surface
mount the kiosk.
B. Door Frame
1). The door frame must be suitable for a specified electric strike mechanism to be installed.
Refer to Section D, below for electric strike requirements and recommendations.
C. Door
The door material (metal, wood, etc.) is up to the facility owner/manager as long as it complies
with required specifications in this document.
1). Door requirements:
a). The door must be equipped with an exit device installed on the inside of the Package
Room, allowing users to exit the room when the electric strike is in the locked state,
and in cases of power interruption.
b). The exit device must be compatible with the door type/style, and with the
specifications listed for the electric door strike.
c). The door must have a self-closing mechanism.
d). The door must have a keyed locking mechanism to allow manual override of the exit
device/electric strike from the outside.
e). The door handle must be compliant with applicable accessibility/building
regulations—to be determined by facility owner/manager.
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2). Door recommendations:
a). A rim panic exit device is recommended.
b). A door with window/visibility is recommended for safety reasons.
c). The door should swing outward from the package room.
D. Electric Strike
1). Electric strike requirements:
a). The electric strike must be UL or ETL listed.
b). The electric strike must be 24 Vdc continuous duty with 0.25 A current draw.
c). The electric strike must be equipped with a Latch Bolt Monitor.
d). The electric strike must be “fail secure”—default to a locked state when power is
removed.
e). The electric strike must be compatible with the door exit device selected.
2). Electric strike recommendations:
a). See “APPENDIX A: Collateral Hardware Specifications” on page 10 for electric
strike recommendations when using a panic bar exit device.
Environmental
A. The Package Room kiosk must be installed indoors in a protected location (no direct exposure
to weather), with temperature controlled between 0° C – 35° C (32° F – 95° F).
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ELECTRICAL AND NETWORK REQUIREMENTS
See “SYSTEM OVERVIEW” on page 3 and “DIMENSIONAL DETAILS” on page 4 for significant
dimensions for placement of electrical and network components.
Electrical
1). Electrical requirements:
a). Single-phase 120 Vac, 60 Hz, 15 A,
continuously-powered, grounded
electrical circuit installed per NEC
Code.
• Do not connect to a receptacle
controlled by a switch.
b). Electrical components must be UL or
ETL listed, where required.
c). 2-gang electrical junction box with
a partition to separate line voltage
on one side from low voltage on the
other side.
d). 2-gang faceplate that will allow a
2-plug 120 Vac receptable on one
side, and an Ethernet and 24 Vdc
electric door-strike cable connector on the other side.
• The faceplate, receptable, and inserts with connectors must be decorator style.
e). The length of the wires for the electric strike must be less than 30 ft. long.
2). Electrical recommendations:
a). See “APPENDIX A: Collateral Hardware Specifications” on page 10 for electrical
component recommendations.
electric strike
cable connection
electrical box
cover plate
Ethernet
connection
(CAT6)
120 VAC
power outlet
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Outlet Placement
A. Mount the junction box against a wall
stud frame member to which the kiosk
can be anchored.
• The kiosk will be mounted to a stud
within the wall, with the cutout in the
rear of the enclosure positioned over
the electrical-junction-box cover
plate.
• See “SYSTEM OVERVIEW” on page
3 and “DIMENSIONAL DETAILS”
on page 4 for dimensional
references to aid in kiosk location.
Network (Preferred Hardwired Option):
A. The site shall provide an Ethernet connection within the electrical junction box at the back of
the kiosk.
• The connection shall be wired per TIS/EIA 568A or 568B. The connection may NOT be
cross wired.
Network (WiFi Option):
A. The Package Room system can be set up to connect to an existing wireless network onsite.
• The wireless network must have password encryption of one of the following types:
`WPA2
`WPA
`RSN
`IEEE 802.1x
`IEEE802.11i
• The WiFi router must be compatible with 802.11n/2.4GHz systems.
• The kiosk must be installed in a location that receives High signal strength from the
existing wireless network. This may be achieved through an additional access point or
WiFi booster/range extender, if desired.
Network (Internet Requirements):
A. 3 Mb/s minimum high-speed internet service required.
B. The system must be able to communicate with the appropriate URLs thru port 53, port 80, and
port 443 using standard https and tcp protocols:
• URL required for proper communication is:
`*.packageconciergeadmin.com
cutout in back
enclosure panel
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APPENDIX A: Collateral Hardware Specifications
ELECTRIC STRIKE
Recommended types ONLY when door is equipped with a rim panic exit device.
• http://www.hesinnovations.com/en/site/hesinnovations/products/electric-strikes/
HES—Model: 9400-24-___-LBSM— slim-line, surface-mounted electric strike designed to
accommodate rim exit devices with a 1/2” throw Pullman latchbolt
HES—Model: 9500-24-___-LBSM— fire-rated, surface-mounted electric strike designed
to accommodate rim exit devices with a 3/4” Pullman latch
HES—Model: 9600-24-___-LBSM— windstorm-rated, surface-mounted electric strike
designed to accommodate rim exit devices with a 3/4” throw latch
HES—Model: 9700-24-___-LBSM— heavy duty, windstorm-rated and fire-rated surface-
mounted electric strike designed to accommodate Corbin Russwin SecureBolt™
and Yale SquareBolt® exit devices
• http://www.sdcsecurity.com/30-Series-Extra-Heavy-Duty-Electric-Strikes.htm
SDC—Model: 30-4-24 U LCBMA— Rim Mount Electric Strike for Exit Device w/ Pullman
Type Latch, 9” H, 24 Vdc
• http://www.hesinnovations.com/en/site/hesinnovations/products/folger-adam-electric-
strikes/
Folger Adam—Model: 310-4-LCBMA— fire-rated, industrial grade electric strike designed
to accommodate rim exit devices with a 1/2 or 3/4” throw latchbolt
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
Examples of components that meet the electrical specifications.
• http://www.hubbell-rtb.com/
RACO 500— 2-1/2 in. deep switch box - gangable
RACO 949— low-voltage partition for 2-1/2 in. deep gang boxes
• http://www.aifittings.com/catalog/flex-ac-mc/retrofit-snap-2-it-mc-cable-
connectors/38RAST
38RAST—Retrofit Snap2It cable connectors
• http://www.leviton.com/en Leviton
Leviton 16262-W— Decora Plus duplex receptacle (the receptacle must be a decorator-
style receptacle with the cover-plate screws located at the top and bottom of
the receptable, not at the center).
Leviton 41642-T— QuickPort Decora insert, 2-Port
Leviton 61110-RW6— Cat 6 connector designed to be used with all QuickPort compatible
products
Leviton PJ262— 2-gang Decora wallplate/faceplate
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