Solutions by type of site.

The challenge. Long perimeters in remote areas, often with no power along the fence and no guard on site. The targets are the panels and the cables.

LINE_Fence 2 on the perimeter mesh, INFI_Sense 2 in a loop through the rows of panels. The fiber needs no power in the field. Only the analyzer does.

The challenge. Strong electromagnetic fields, where electrical sensors struggle.

Optical fiber carries no current and is unaffected by EMI/RFI. LINE_Fence 2 on the mesh, FIBER_Wire 2 where a physical barrier is also required.

The challenge. Mixed perimeters of mesh, railing and wall, many entrances and equipment in the yard.

Each section of the perimeter gets the system that suits it: LINE_Fence 2 on the mesh, FLEX_Sense 2 on the railing, CLIMB_Sense 2 on the wall. INFI_Sense 2 keeps yard equipment where it belongs.

The challenge. High requirements, a need to deter and delay, multiple lines of protection.

FIBER_Wire 2 as a visible barrier and sensor, SUB_Sense 2 as an invisible second line in the ground, LINE_Fence 2 with three or four fiber lines on the mesh.

The challenge. Very long fence lines, varied materials and terrain, coexistence with radar and telecoms.

Zones of up to 300 m per channel and analyzers in a chain. The operator knows which zone the attempt was in. Optical technology is unaffected by radio frequencies.

The challenge. Scattered, remote units: tanks, pumping stations, boreholes.

LINE_Fence 2 on each unit’s fence, SUB_Sense 2 around the tank or at the entrance. Off-grid solar power is possible where there is no mains supply.

The challenge. Protecting the perimeter without changing how the house or building looks.

FLEX_Sense 2 on the railing, CLIMB_Sense 2 on the wall in a colour of your choice, SUB_Sense 2 invisible under the lawn. Nothing looks like a “security system”.