Tri-Ed to Distribute RBtec IRONCLAD Fence Intrusion Detection Sensor Kits

  • Sep 21, 2015

RBtec Perimeter Security Systems is pleased to announce its IRONCLAD fence sensor kits are now available in Tri-Ed Canada.

RBtec Perimeter Security Systems a technology company specializing in design, development, and manufacturing of outdoor perimeter intrusion detection solutions, is proud to announce our newest collaboration with Tri-Ed an Anixter Company.

Tri-Ed have signed an agreement with RBtec to distribute in Canada and soon in the USA the IRONCLAD Perimeter Alarm System kits - the ideal security solution for commercial and industrial sites.

TRI-ED provides state-of-the-art solutions from the industry’s leading manufacturers of IP Video, CCTV, access control, fire, intrusion, sound, communications, structured cabling, and home automation products. With 67 locations across the U.S. and Canada, TRI-ED offers personal customer service, technical systems support, flexible credit terms, next day shipping, ongoing training programs and the industry’s richest rewards program.

About the Ironclad fence intrusion detection kits: Fully wrapped by stainless steel mesh Ideal for installation on wire fences and concertina coil.

The system utilize 3 layers of false alarm filtration - Algorithm of detection, 11 levels of sensitivity easily adjusted with dip switches and a weather station to avoid false alarms caused by weather conditions.

The sensor cable can be installed on a fence of any kind, solar power panels and be connected to any standard alarm system panel, Scada or DVR.

Available in 250’, 500’ and 1000’ zone configurations, each kit includes a dual zone analyzer, IP66/NEMA 4X enclosure, mounting hardware, tamper switch, pre-installer end of line.

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