Brink's BSafe For Enterprise - Brink's US
Brink's B‑Safe
As part of the Brink's Complete solution, the Brink's B‑Safe combines intuitive note validation features to make fast, secure, and routine cash drops throughout the day.
OVERVIEW
Simple, fast, and secure validation.
Available with a Brink’s Complete subscription, this in‑store device not only tracks funds by employee ID, but also checks for counterfeit bills to deter fraud.
Scanning technology
B‑Safe is seamlessly integrated with 24SEVEN user management, enabling employees to quickly scan a barcode to drop cash.
Note‑scanning technology
Each note is individually scanned for greater accuracy and efficiency.
Enhanced Contents Guarantee
With our Enhanced Content Guarantee, your funds is financially protected against theft once dropped into your Brink's Box.
CAPACITY
- 10 deposit bags (250 notes per bag)
IN THE BOX
- Brink's Box device
- Power cable
- Antenna
SPECIFICATIONS
- Height: 27”
- Width: 14”
- Depth: 18”
- Weight: 172 lbs
SECURITY
- AES 256 encryption
- UL291 Business Hours
- SSO 24SEVEN access
- RFID asset tracking
CONNECTIVITY
All devices powered by 4G cellular connectivity and include additional Ethernet capabilities for areas with low signal strength.
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