Your fence becomes the sensor.
FIBERMETRICS systems detect mechanical disturbance of an optical fiber: pressure, bending, stretching. They raise the alarm while the intruder is still on the fence, on the wall or on the ground around your building.
One operating principle. Seven places to put it.
Only the placement of the fiber changes. Same analyzer, same fiber, same installer.
LINE_Fence 2
For new and existing flexible mesh fences. Alerts when someone climbs, cuts or pulls the mesh.
SUB_Sense 2
An invisible detection zone under lawn, soil or gravel. Detects the pressure of footsteps or a vehicle.
FIBER_Wire 2
Taut wires with optical fiber, on top of any fence or free-standing. Deters, delays and detects.
INFI_Sense 2
The fiber runs through the equipment in a closed loop. Any cut or removal triggers the alarm.
FLEX_Sense 2
Sensors at the base of the railing measure the micro-bends of a climb. Does not use optical fiber.
CLIMB_Sense 2
An aluminium cap on top of the wall, with the fiber underneath. Detects the weight of anyone who steps on it.
POINT_Fence 2 Coming soon
Will show the exact point of an attempt along the fence. Coming soon.
Light in the fiber. An alarm the moment it’s disturbed.
- 01
The analyzer sends light
The optical fiber runs along the fence, through the ground or the equipment, and returns to the analyzer. The analyzer continuously measures the light that comes back.
- 02
An attempt disturbs the fiber
Anyone who climbs, cuts, steps or pulls presses or bends the fiber. The returning light changes.
- 03
The panel is notified
The analyzer evaluates the change and switches the zone output. The alarm panel, siren or floodlight responds.
Fewer electronics in the field. Fewer points of failure.
The fiber is passive. It carries no current, needs no power along the perimeter and is unaffected by electromagnetic fields or lightning.
- Immune to EMI, RFI and lightningIdeal next to substations, power lines, radar and telecoms.
- Power only at the analyzerNothing to feed along hundreds of metres of fence.
- Self-calibratingContinuously checks signal quality and warns before a weak signal becomes a problem.
Signal and thresholds per zone. Illustrative view.
For sites that can’t have a guard on every metre.
Typical combinations we propose. The final choice is made in the site study.
Solar parks
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.
Energy and substations
Strong electromagnetic fields, where electrical sensors struggle.
Industry and warehouses
Mixed perimeters of mesh, railing and wall, many entrances and equipment in the yard.
Military and critical infrastructure
High requirements, a need to deter and delay, multiple lines of protection.
Airports and ports
Very long fence lines, varied materials and terrain, coexistence with radar and telecoms.
Water and tanks
Scattered, remote units: tanks, pumping stations, boreholes.
Let’s look at your perimeter.
Send us the fence type and length. We’ll propose a solution and the number of zones, with a quote.