Does anyone here have any experience with Infrared Beam Perimeter detection systems? I need to secure an outdoor fenced area that is 300x600 feet. My thoughts are to use one of the products below:I've read the installation instructions but have concerns about how well they really work and how often they give false alarms. Are they affected by headlights, overhead lights, the sun, do they become less effective as they age, etc. Basically I am looking for some feedback with real-world experience. All of these products claim to work but I want to know if they really work. Of course, I can just buy a pair and give it a try but since I have to run wires down a 600 feet fence I would prefer to get as much information as possible before running the experiment.The fences are 6 feet tall board-on-board with an angled barbed-wire topper. My intent is to detect anyone who tries to climb over the fence.I plan to mount them about one foot inside the fence at just above fence height on poles that are not connected to the fence. This should eliminate or reduce false alarms due to animals running on top the fence.I've spent hours searching for actual User experience but haven't come up with much information. I'm also open to other "low-cost" solutions for detecting if someone climbs over the fence. I'm aware of Fiber Optic systems but they are very expensive and seem to be best suited for chain link fences. The property is located in a residential area so I don't want to be alarmed every time some kid bumps into the fence or plays around the outside of the fence.If anyone knows of any other discussion forums that might be more focused on this type of specialized detection ... please pass it along.Regards,Dave
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To create strong perimeter protection systems, security teams need multi-layered solutions that deter intruders and provide the highest levels of situational awareness.
Strategically-positioned video surveillance cameras such as fixed cameras enable security teams to monitor vulnerable areas, analyze and record video footage and detect suspicious activity. The cameras should be positioned to provide the widest possible coverage of vulnerable areas with the fewest camera. Businesses can also invest in panoramic security cameras that provide 360-degree coverage of your perimeter.
A CCTV security system should also capture clear images in all light conditions. Clear images are essential, not just to detect activity but to capture evidence in the event of an incident. Perimeter security cameras are available in a wide range of resolutions, including the latest 7K, 30-megapixel models capable of capturing the highest levels of detail.
To overcome the challenges of poor visibility and low-light conditions, thermal cameras can provide clear images, even in complete darkness.
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An access control system enables security teams to verify the identity of employees and visitors wishing to enter the site via perimeter doors or gates. Visitors might include contractors, service or maintenance staff, delivery drivers or people visiting on official business.
Employees gain access by presenting different credentials at an access control reader fitted to a perimeter door, gate or other type of barrier. The reader transmits credential details to a controller that validates them against a database of authorized users before issuing a door release signal to allow access or restrict entry.
Visitors can present credentials, such as temporary passes, or request access via an intercom fitted to the door reader. Microphones and speakers allow visitors to talk to security officers or contacts on the site. Video-enabled systems provide further protection by allowing the contact to see the visitor.
In addition to controlling who can enter a site through perimeter control, security personnel can view details of every access event for audit or investigation in the event of an incident with a perimeter access control system.
Modern access control systems are hosted in the cloud, which enables security teams to handle access requests and open entrances remotely from any Internet-connected device, even if they are not on site.
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