Intrusion detection systems

Intrusion detection systems

1. Microtrack :
Microtrack is an advanced intrusion detection system that uses buried cables to detect vibrations caused by intruders. This system can be installed below ground along a perimeter and is sensitive enough to detect footsteps, digging, or other disturbances.

2. Fence Detection System:
This system involves mounting sensors directly onto fences to detect any attempts to cut, climb, or tamper with the fence. The sensors, usually vibration or movement-based, trigger alarms when unusual movements are detected. Fence detection systems are common in securing perimeters of facilities, and they work by monitoring vibrations or mechanical stress on the fence.

3. Microwave Intrusion Detection:
Microwave sensors emit high-frequency microwave beams that create an invisible detection zone. When an intruder passes through this zone, the microwave field is disturbed, triggering an alert. These systems are usually used for wide-open areas and offer reliable detection in outdoor environments.

4. Infrared Intrusion System
uses infrared light beams to detect unauthorized entry. It typically consists of a transmitter and receiver placed at specific points to create an invisible barrier. When an object or person crosses the beam, it interrupts the signal, triggering an alarm.

⭕ integration
The integration between intrusion detection systems and other systems like CCTV and access control** enhances overall security by:

– CCTV : When an intrusion is detected, the system triggers nearby cameras to focus on the breach area, providing real-time video for visual verification and recording.
– Access Control : Intrusion events can lock down doors, restrict access to specific areas, and trigger alarms. It can also log entries and exits in conjunction with intrusion events for audit trails.
– Alarm & Notification : Integration allows all systems to work together in issuing alarms, notifications, and automatic responses, such as activating lights or sirens when an intrusion occurs.

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