perimeter protection (FFT Secure Fence)
FFT Secure Fence is a major breakthrough in perimeter protection.
FFT Secure Fence is the ultimate fibre optic perimeter security detection and location system, detecting intrusions to within ±50 metres along perimeter fences up to 80km long, with a single system. There is no power or electronics required on the fenceline, and multiple systems can be networked to monitor much longer distances such as country borders.
Simple to install and operate, FFT's Secure Fence system delivers outstanding levels of detection with one of the lowest false alarm rates available due to the intelligent signal processing employed. It also integrates with CCTV and other external devices and systems.
Secure Fence is commercially available, carries T4 and Singapore MoD approvals, Sandia certification, and is currently being installed on the US / Mexico border. Other clients include the Australian Department of Defence, British Petroleum (BP), Chubb Security, Duke Energy, Government of China, NATO, US Department of Homeland Security, US Army and Singapore Ministry of Defence.
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FFT Secure Fence™ is the ultimate fibre optic perimeter security detection and location system, detecting intrusions to within ±50 metres along perimeter fences up to 80km long, with a single system. There is no power or electronics required on the fenceline, and multiple systems can be networked to monitor unlimited distances. |
More than 50 Government and Military installations around the globe. Clients include the Australian Department of Defence, British Petroleum (BP), Chubb Security, Duke Energy, Government of China, NATO, US Department of Homeland Security, US Army, US Border Patrol, and Singapore Ministry of Defence. |
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Secure Fence is commercially available and shipping from FFT distributors located around the world, carries T4 and Singapore MoD approvals, and Sandia certification. Systems have been successfully operating in the field for 4+ years. |
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