The Genfare DualPort vault system keeps currency untouched and safe from theft from the farebox to the armored truck to the counting room with a hands-free interlock system that requires a secure sequence of events and conditions to open.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Stationary, Audit, and Mobile vault models available
- Compatible with current and legacy Genfare fareboxes
- Low maintenance
Key features
Durable
Solidly constructed of non-corroding, plated materials, are coated with weather, oil, and fuel-resistant enamel, and have heavy-duty hinges to stand up to garage conditions year-round.
Durable
Solidly constructed of non-corroding, plated materials, are coated with weather, oil, and fuel-resistant enamel, and have heavy-duty hinges to stand up to garage conditions year-round.
Electronic security features
An electronic ID module tracks which cashboxes were emptied into each bin for auditing purposes. An electronic timer allows precise control of the time cashbox receiver remains in “emptying” position.
Electronic security features
An electronic ID module tracks which cashboxes were emptied into each bin for auditing purposes. An electronic timer allows precise control of the time cashbox receiver remains in “emptying” position.
Stationary vault
Typically mounted in the counting room wall adjacent to the bus service lane, the stationary vault can hold up to $10,000 in currency.
Stationary vault
Typically mounted in the counting room wall adjacent to the bus service lane, the stationary vault can hold up to $10,000 in currency.
Moveable
Dualport Mobile and Audit vaults are safely moved by material-handling equipment even when full.
Moveable
Dualport Mobile and Audit vaults are safely moved by material-handling equipment even when full.
Mobile vault
Typically located on fuel or wash lanes, with a secure bin that is moved when full for counting, the mobile vault can hold up to $12,500 in currency.
Mobile vault
Typically located on fuel or wash lanes, with a secure bin that is moved when full for counting, the mobile vault can hold up to $12,500 in currency.
Audit vault
The audit vault is on wheels for easy movement and is typically used for auditing cash handling processes for accuracy. It can hold up to $4,900 in currency.
Audit vault
The audit vault is on wheels for easy movement and is typically used for auditing cash handling processes for accuracy. It can hold up to $4,900 in currency.
Simplified
DualPort vaults are configured for maximum security and ease of use in the environments each is designed for. They are stand-alone, heavy-duty structures and require no additional supports or overhead enclosures.
Connected
Bin removals and installations are tracked as security events. Combined with Genfare’s fareboxes and software, the agency can track the exact denomination of cash and coin from the farebox to the vault.
Secure
Currency is moved from the farebox to the vault without human handling to prevent loss or errors. The DualPort vault accepts and mechanically opens the locked farebox cashbox inside the vault receiver and sorts the contents into separate coin and bill bins.
Stationary vault
Typically mounted in the counting room wall adjacent to the bus service lane, the stationary vault can hold up to $10,000 in currency.
Mobile vault
Typically located on fuel or wash lanes, with a secure bin that is moved when full for counting, the mobile vault can hold up to $12,500 in currency.
Audit vault
On wheels for easy movement, the audit vault is typically used for auditing cash handling processes for accuracy and can hold up to $4,900 in currency.
Keep your collected currency safe with the DualPort vault system.
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