Alarms

Visually verified wireless alarm

by Mark Rowe

Compound Security Systems (CSS) has unveiled a visually verified wireless alarm. RaiderVision is for securing external sites with no power or communications available across the whole site, the makres say. It provides visual verification of intruders on site without, it is claimed, the high false alarm rates that plague this sector, even in zero light. CSS are the inventors of the Mosquito anti-loitering device and makers of battery-powered wireless alarms .

RaiderVision is said to be the first external visual verification system integrated with a Dual-Optic passive infra-red (PIR) for use with battery powered wireless alarms. Si Morris, commercial director of Compound Security, says: “The wireless alarms market has grown rapidly over the last few years and one or two companies have brought visually verified systems to market. These existing systems use single-optic detectors for their visual verification. This is OK for internal applications, but these systems struggle with illumination issues and false alarms caused by animals. This has left a big gap in the external security market such as construction sites, farms, church roofs etc., and RaiderVision will fill that gap”

Howard Stapleton, MD of Compound said: “RaiderVision builds on the success of Compound’s existing sector leading systems and will be available as an RF device for the existing RDAS+ battery powered wireless alarm system initially. In September 2013, we will be releasing a completely stand-alone version similar to our existing VX GPRS unit.”

The RaiderVision unit takes the Dual-Optic Optex VX402 detector and integrates Compound’s proprietary telemetrics. Si Morris says: “The RDAS+ system with RaiderVision and the RaiderVision GPRS stand-alone version can be used in a wide range of applications, from farms, to construction sites and remote utility stations, to church roofs and community policing”.

Howard Stapleton stresses that this is not CCTV: “The aim is to visually verify that an intruder is present, not to be able to identify them. As long as you can see that there is an intruder, you can make an informed decision about the action you or the ARC take.”

Compound who have historically only provided their security systems in the UK, are now looking to overseas partners. For more details, call Compound Security Systems Ltd. +44 (0) 1685 350418 or go to RaiderVision

Visit – www.compoundsecurity.co.uk/security-equipment

Website – www.compoundsecurity.co.uk

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