ATM removal and ram-raids
Ram-raids or cutting attacks on the machine can be completed within minutes.
Cash-holding sites are the primary target of planned attacks. In ATM removals, vault forcing and branch raids the attackers arrive prepared and have budgeted their time. Security fog breaks that calculation — no plan survives the loss of vision.
Ram-raids or cutting attacks on the machine can be completed within minutes.
Entering out of hours, the intruder assumes there is enough time to reach the vault.
Counting rooms and temporary cash storage are short-lived but high-risk targets.
High-output Sentinel models are used for critical volumes such as ATM enclosures, counting rooms and vaults. The system can be wired to the building alarm panel or directly to a safe contact. Once fog fills the space the intruder loses sight not only of the target but of their own entry point — which makes continuing the attack impractical and cuts the time spent on site.
Sentinel generators are installed with battery backup. If mains power is cut the system stays armed — critical protection against the scenario where power is deliberately disconnected before an attack.
Fog restricts camera vision too — that is deliberate. Cameras are therefore positioned at entry points and on the façade, while the fog protects the interior volume. You keep usable footage and still get active protection.
It depends on the volume, the ventilation and the model used; in enclosed spaces the protective window is typically longer than police response time. We calculate the figure for your specific site during the survey.
We visit your site, calculate the volume and agree the right model and placement with you. The survey and the quote are free.