Perimeter intrusion detection systems (PIDS) protect properties and sensitive areas from unauthorized access using various sensors. Infrared (IR) sensors, including Active Infrared Sensors (AIS) and Passive Infrared Sensors (PIS), are key in detecting motion and environmental changes. The distinctions, benefits, and applications of each kind in perimeter security are examined in this article.
Modern security solutions require discreet, intelligent, and resilient systems for protecting critical infrastructure, military zones, data centers, airports, and estates. The Buried Cable Intrusion Detection System is one of the most reliable and concealed perimeter protection methods.
This article explores key aspects like horizontal and vertical alignment, beam spread, and multi-beam coordination to ensure optimal system performance.
Perimeter alarm systems are a cornerstone of the security industry, serving as a critical component of technical defense systems and the first line of defense in security alarm systems. All security product technologies are closely related to perimeter alarms.
Fence-mounted intrusion detection systems (FIDS) are essential for securing sensitive perimeters by detecting unauthorized access through integrated sensors that monitor movement, vibrations, and environmental changes. Widely used in sectors like military and critical infrastructure, FIDS face challenges such as false alarms, maintenance issues, and environmental factors. This essay will examine these issues and propose solutions to enhance the system’s reliability and efficiency.
In today’s security-conscious society, perimeter intrusion detection systems, or PIDS, are crucial for protecting assets and infrastructure. From military to commercial sites, early detection of unauthorized access helps prevent breaches, theft, or sabotage.
Security is a growing concern in both residential and commercial areas. Communities, urban or suburban, must invest in reliable security systems. A comprehensive alarm solution can safeguard both outer boundaries and indoor spaces, ensuring protection from unauthorized access and threats. This article explores the components, benefits, and considerations of implementing such a solution.
In 2023, the concert market is hotter than the temperature. Data from iMedia Research shows that the scale of China’s performance market in 2023 is expected to exceed 90 billion yuan.
From January 14 to 16, 2025, the global security industry turned its attention to the Dubai World Trade Centre—The 25th Middle East (Dubai) International Security, Firefighting, and Industrial Protection Equipment and Technology Exhibition (Intersec Dubai 2025) grandly opened.
November 17th each year is designated as “International Students’ Day,” also known as “World University Day,” advocating for university students to pursue peace, democracy, freedom, and progress.
On August 2, 2024, despite the scorching sun and hot waves, the much-anticipated 21st Shanghai International Public Safety Products Expo kicked off as scheduled at the E7/E6/E5 halls of the Shanghai New International Expo Center in Pudong.
The new year always comes with new hope. The year 2024 marks the 20th anniversary of Gato’s establishment. Through two decades of ups and downs in the security industry, each year’s development is a coexistence of opportunities and challenges. Our steps are more resolute and composed year by year. Because we are becoming increasingly clear about Gato’s foundation and path to development.
