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REPUTATION

Wherever critical, dependable perimeter control and intrusion detection systems arerequired, you can find systems provided by Safeguards Technology, Inc. at work.Custom designed state-of-the-art “smart technology systems” encompass a broadspectrum of maximum security, government agencies, sensitive buildings, importantfacilities and protected land resource areas located throughout the world.

DESIGN & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Safeguards Technology’s design engineers have the operational real-world knowledgeand first hand experience to design perimeter control and intrusion detection systemsthat meet your immediate requirements and future needs. Perimeter security systemsare designed with the help of CAD software. Our project management team’s experi-ence assures the client of the highest quality installation and maximum performance for many years to come.

MANUFACTURING QUALITY AND RELIABILITY

Safeguards Technology combines the most advanced technology and processes with traditional craftsmanship to produce the highestquality perimeter control and intrusion detection systems available in the marketplace today. Time proven reliable designs, careful component selection, precision assembly, and extensive testing assure you of low false alarm rates, low maintenance costs, and a long life span.

MARKET AND INDUSTRIES SERVED

Airports

Banking

Chemical

Communications facilities

Computer sites

Correctional facilities

Electrical utilities

Government buildings

Nuclear facilities

Nuclear Power Plants

Manufacturing

Military

Natural gas storage facilities

Petroleum storage terminals

Pharmaceuticals

Ports

R&D sites

Refineries

Sensitive buildings and land areas

Railway facilities

HISTORYSafeguards Technology, Inc. has been designing, manufacturing and install-ing smart perimeter control and intrusion detection systems since 1982. Today,Safeguards has grown to be the key supplier to many different markets and industries throughout the world. Our company headquarters is located inHackensack, New Jersey, only a short distance from New York City. Regional salesoffices are located in California and South Carolina.

For fully detailed explanations of every facet of our company and our world-class perimeter control and intrusion detection systems, visit our web site at: www.safeguards.com

Safeguards Technology’s Laser Guard Sensor (LGS™)is an advanced laser sensor utilizing state of the art lasertechnology for the detectionof human intruders into asecured area. The LGS issuitable for stationary andrapid deploymentapplications and functions asa “forward looking” sensor,providing depth to the peri-meter security system with pre-alarm alert.

Applications include electric/nuclear power plants, ports ofentry, correctional facilities,airports, isolated sensitivesites, temporary surveillance needs, petroleumrefineries and parking areas.Military applications includesurveillance systems for rapiddeployment forces, airfields,military bases, temporarycamps, ambushes, ammuni-tion storage facilities, fuelstorage areas, and bordermonitoring.

Laser GuardSensor

LaserGuard is a registered trademark of LASERGUARD, LTD

FEATURES/ADVANTAGES• Portable• Quick and simple installation• Provides the distance and azimuth

of the intruder• Tracking by slaved camera,

flood lights, etc.• No masking effect against a wall• Pre-alarm capability• Tracking data saved and stored

electronically• Mask out capability• Mapping of objects such as trees,

houses, etc.• Able to be integrated with other

controls/systems• Minimal maintenance required

The Laser Guard System (LGS™)has an imbedded PC 104 for com-munication and control. A dedicated computer with LGS software is usedfor remote control of the system. Themonitoring screen resembles a radarscreen and displays themapped/detection area. The screenis scaled according to the existingdistances. Targets appear on thescreen as they are detected andtracked. Existing objects can benoted/drawn on the screen for orien-tation and control purposes. Areasthat are not “of interest” can be“masked out” in the software, allowingthe LGS to be customized to the site.

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LRF2 LRF1

Detection BandThe LGS provides a high probability of detection while operating at a low false alarm/nuisance rate. The high probability of detection is achieved by using two LRF's, offset from each other by 180° and each with a different inclination angle towards the ground, providing a “detection band” to detect crawling intruders. Sophisticated algorithms filter out nuisance alarms by analyzing the data received (range and contrast measurements) from the laser pulses as the LGS LRF’s rotate.

IntegrationThe LGS can provide the distance and azimuth of the intruder. With thisdata, CCTV cameras, flood lights, etc. can be “slaved” to the LGS andfollow/track the intruder allowing the incident to be recorded.

Long Life SensorsLaser Guard Sensors have a Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF) ofapproximately 340,000 operating hours. The two laser range finders areeasily replaced in the field.

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Principal of OperationThe LGS utilizes two laser range find-ers (LRF) in an environmentally sealedhousing. As the LRF rotates it sends out laser pulses.By manipulating the return pulse, itmaps the area boundary and an addi-tional inner boundary by measuring thedistance to the surroundingobjects/ground. During this process,the LGS “learns” the position of exist-ing objects and creates the basic

statistics of the data during eightscans. As the LGS continues to operate, it continuously adapts thealgorithm to allow for changes in the data due to rain, wind (movingbushes) sun rise/set, etc. Once anintruder enters the secure area(mapped area), the LGS recognizes thechanges in the data that are meaning-ful, and in accordance with otherparameters, initiates an alarm.

PRINCIPAL OF OPERATION

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LASER GUARD SPECIFICATIONS*

11.7"

16.7"

11.7"

15.6"

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Detection Range: 490 feet radius (150 m)

Eye Safe Range: Class 1 ANSIZ136.1-99

Wavelength: 905 nm

Solid State Laser Diode

Weight: 35 lbs. (16 kg)

Input Voltage: 12V DC, 12V/1.5A, solar panel or battery

Communication: RS435 / RS232 / RF / Fiber Optic

Operational Temperatures: -40°F to 140°F

Control and Display Computer: Pentium 3 (minimum)

LASER GUARD SENSOR

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*Specifications subject to change without prior notice.

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Safeguards Technology’sAbsolute Intrusion DetectionSystem utilizes both Infrared andMicrowave technologies workingtogether and enclosed inside anextruded aluminum column.Signals from both technologiesare processed through a singlelogic "and" gate strengtheningthe system’s ability to filter andminimize both false and nuisancealarms.

The system provides formaximum reliability in thedetection of intruders withminimum false alarm activity.Absolute columns can becustom designed to any heightand component array suitingeach security situation.Additional options include CCTVcameras for immediate visualverification of alarms, anti-climbcovers, and heaters for use inextremely cold climates.

With its esthetically pleasingdesign, expandability, andseamless integration into existingintrusion detection systems, theAbsolute is the ideal solutionwhether upgrading an existingfacility’s intrusion detectionsystem or designing a newsecurity sensitive site.

AbsoluteIR/MWDual-TechnologyIntrusionDetectionSystem

APPLICATIONS

Ideal applications for the AbsoluteIntrusion Detection System includethe protection of industrial, commer-cial, correctional, or highly sensitivebusiness and land areas, in which a high degree of perimeter security isrequired. The system is also ideal forrooftops, sally ports, hatches anddoor locations. The combination ofinfared and microwave technologiesallows maxium perimeter

protection with coverage of up to490 feet between transmitter andreceiver columns. The combinationof microwave and infrared sensorssignificantly reduces the possibility offalse or nuissance alarms ensuring ahigh probability of detection. Dopplertechnology is used to supplementdetection fields where overlap is notpossible.


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IntegrationThe Absolute system can be integrat-ed with other sensor technologies toprovide complete perimeter security.Dry contacts are provided for integra-tion and annunciation.

Nuisance alarmsNuisance alarms are often caused byexternal, environmental, atmospheri-cal conditions, or by the movementsof animals. This is where the combi-nation (logic “AND” gate) of themicrowave and infrared technologiescomplement each other. For exam-ple, where there is standing/movingwater due to rain, the microwaveoccasionally false alarms, but theinfrared does not, so no bonafidealarm is initiated. In a situation where a

small bird blocks the infrared signal causing a pre-alarm, nobonafide alarm is annunciated sincethe bird is small and therefore is notdetected by the microwave. The result is a system with a verylow nuisance alarm rate.

Method of OperationThe microwave and active infraredsignals are received and processedindividually. The activation of thealarm signal comes as a result of pre-cise synchronisms and a sophisticat-ed coordination between the twotechnologies. Internal monitoring iscarried out by means of a temporarywindow memory circuit. The pilot cir-cuits of both detection technologiesare equipped with a timer whose

range is from 20 seconds to 2 min-utes. The first device that receives a“stimulus” activates its own timer.During this time the other technologywill be summoned to confirm the finalalarm. Through this method of operation, nuisancealarms which are caused by environ-mental factors, are significantlydecreased.

MicrowaveThe microwave is the technology thatfunctions as the “activator” because,in most cases, it is activated first. Itsdetection capacity is determined by alobe that can be regulated with itsown trimmer, up to 19 feet in diame-ter. Moreover, as an option, an anti-crawling doppler can be installed incase there are no overlappingcolumns. This covers the blind area inproximity to the columns that themicrowave’s elliptical beam does notcover.

Active Infrared “Quad Beam”Infrared sensors are incorporatedinside a column. Each set of beamshas its own receiver and transmitterwhich form a quad multiplexed beamper sensor, offering the addedadvantage of greater space protec-tion over traditional single beamdevices. The transmitter sends acontinuously modulated infraredbeam to the receiver which is tunedto recognize only the modulated sig-nal ignoring non-modulated or visiblesignals, rendering it completelyimmune to sunlight. An alarm is gen-erated when there is no modulatedsignal received or when the synchro-nizing signal between the two sys-tems disappears. The amount ofQuad Beams inside the column isdetermined by the height of the sys-tem and the application (high/medi-um security).

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Disqualification of the Infrared BeamsThe built-in disqualifying circuits de-activate the active infrared units incase of an attenuation of the signal,e.g. by fog, heavy rain or snowfall. Ina case where the infrared disqualifica-tion circuits start functioning, the sen-sitivity of the microwave devicedecreases automatically, (customizedsetting) and during this time span (ofdisqualification) the system functionsusing one technology only.

ExpandabilityIn its basic configuration, anAbsolute column is equipped withthree pairs of active infrared devices,and one microwave transmitter orreceiver in a 8’ 3” high column. Thesystem is expandable on customer'srequest and up to six infraredbeams can be used. A Doppler radarmay be installed for anti-crawlingprotection in situations wheremicrowave beam overlap is not pos-sible. Absolute columns are deliveredalready assembled and ready toinstall on the site. A single Absolute“Link” or several “Links” could makeup a zone.

“Absolute” VideoAbsolute columns may be equippedwith two built-in CCTV cameras, oneof which is equipped with a 16 mmlens (wide angle) and one with a 50 mm lens (deep viewing). TheCCTV cameras remain perfectly invis-ible, covered by a plexiglass cover,and therefore completely safe fromatmospherical agents. By connecting a time-lapse videorecorder or a video transmission sys-tem over telephone lines, it is possi-ble to obtain a time record of thealarm sequences. The Absolute videomay also be integrated with the site’smain CCTV system.

MICROWAVE DEVICEThe microwave coverage is providedby a microwave transmitter and areceiver using parabolic antennas.The coverage pattern can reach 490feet, and 19 feet in diameter.

QUAD BEAMThe ultimateinfrared-basedtechnology: 4encoded beamsfor a high degreeof security.

ABSOLUTEVIDEOFor immediateverification of all alarms.

ABSOLUTECOLUMNRECEIVER

ABSOLUTECOLUMN

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GENERAL COVERAGE DIAGRAM

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ABSOLUTE PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS*

POWER CONSUMPTION

Transmitter Column: Interface Board: 30 mA; Microwave: 50 mA;Infrared Master: 45 mA; Infrared Slave: 25 mA

Receiver Column: Interface Board: 145 mA; Microwave: 80 mA;Infrared Master: 110 mA; Infrared Slave: 40 mA

Infrared Heaters: 24V ~ 220 mA

Doppler: 100 mA

Absolute Dual Technology: Standard assembly of 8” 3” TX+RXcolumns with 1 MW and 3 quad beams 1.91A per set

Operating Temperature: 14°F ~ 122°F

Optional with Additional Heaters: -40°F to 140°F

MICROWAVE SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency: 10.525 GHz

Coverage: 490 ft.

Sheaf diameter: from 3 to 19 ft.

Power supply: 12 VDC

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply: 12.5 VDC, 24VAC/DC

Coverage: 490 ft.

Optics: 4 Fresnel lenses (42 mm)

Wavelength: 940 nm

Max. number of beams: 6

Sampling time: 80- 720 mS (master) 40 - 80 mS (slave)

Color: Black, with front-mounted black plexiglass panel

Construction: aluminum extruded

Dimensions: width 10.2"; depth 5.7"; standard height 8’ 3”

Units can be custom ordered to any height

INFRARED SPECIFICATIONS

Power Supply: 12.5 VDC

Coverage: 490 ft.

Optics: 4 Fresnel Lenses (42mm)

Wavelength: 940 nm

Max. Number of Beams: 6

Sampling Time: 80-120 mS (master); 40-80 mS (slave)

DOPPLER SPECIFICATIONS

Power: 10.3-15 VDC

Consumption: 100 mA

Range: 32 ft. (10 m)

Delay: 0.5 to 2 sec.

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steel plate.32"

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GROUND MOUNTING BASE SPECIFICATIONS

BASE FOR “ABSOLUTE” COLUMN WITH SLOT FOR COMMUNICATION CABLE

THE ABOVE BASE DRAWING IS FOR GROUND MOUNT-ING. SYSTEM MOUNTING MAY VARY FOR UNIQUEINSTALLATIONS.

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ABOUT THE SYSTEM

The TotalTrack® system can bematched to your site requirementsand is comprised of a combinationof the following components:

• TRK UnitsThe heart of the system, con-verts analog cameras into IPcameras and, powered byVTD™ technology, transformsinanimate cameras into smartproficient cameras that automat-ically identify threats, trackintruders, and take action.

• TRK-Setup SoftwareAn intuitive easy-to-use adminis-trative software that allows forquick configuration and securitypolicy design for one or moreTRK units

• TRK-Monitor SoftwareAn out-of-the-box commandand control-center softwaresolution that provides a remark-able workspace and featuresideal for serious security sitemanagement

• TRK-NVRA Network Video Recorder soft-ware design specifically for theTotalTrack® system that allowsthe efficient management,archive, and retrieval of MPEG-4audio and video, as well asassociated data.

TotalTrack® TRK Units

Always Watching, Always Vigilant,Unrelenting Security

Imagine the power and savings ofhaving the video monitor hold thewatch – automatically!

What was once only a dream is nowreality! You can convert your currentpassive security surveillance into areliable smart surveillance video thatautomatically detects, notifies, andtakes action.

A revolutionary technology with aproven record of achievement, theVTD™ technology of the TRK Unitsautomatically identifies and tracksintruders, threats and incidents whilemaintaining a dramatically low falsealarm rate.

Units can be easily added to existingindoor or outdoor analog securitysurveillance systems for capturingincoming scenarios and detectingthreats every second of every minutefor every inch of your monitored site.

Three in one, a TRK unit:• Converts analog cameras

into IP cameras. • Transforms inanimate

cameras into smart proficient cameras.

• Provides Network Video Recording (NVR) capabilities.

The TotalTrack® system, poweredby VTD™ technology convertssecurity systems into open-eyedintelligent security sentinels andtransforms disorder intosystemized efficient securitycontrol. From the momentTotalTrack is deployed, the alwayswatching, always vigilant,unrelenting security is resolute inprotecting your assets. Itautonomously holds watch,detects intruders and tracks themautomatically. Security officers cantake charge with TotalTrack®TRK-Monitor software wherecommand center operations andground controls are laid out attheir fingertips. Its features provideinstantaneous information andcommand capabilities over anarray of site cameras and externaldevices, such as fence sensors,automatic doors, equipmentoverrides, lock devices, alarms,auto barriers, security gates, etc.Excelling beyond human capacityand with unblinking vigilance theTotalTrack® System monitorsvideo images when they are on oroff screen. It alleviates hours ofwatching monitor screens andunshackles the security personnelfrom being fixated to monitors.This flexibility allows them toredistribute their time to otherareas of a security plan or tohandle a greater number of videossimultaneously without needlesslytying up monitors with persistentuneventful video. Upon detectionof a threat, TotalTrack® initiatesautomatic incident responses thatinform security officers with onscreen displays and live feeds.

TotalTrack® -StreamlineAutomatedSurveillanceTechnology

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Revolutionary Security

Safeguards Technology has leveragedthe most modern and advanced technol-ogy to design the TotalTrack® systemthat increases response time, heightensawareness, reduces costs, and manageseffective site security. TotalTrack® raises security site manage-ment to all new levels by providing a lineof products so advanced no one will everlook at surveillance in the same wayagain, nor will they need to!

A revolutionary technology with a provenrecord of achievement, Total Track’sVTD™ technology automatically identifiesand tracks intruders, threats, and inci-dents while maintaining a dramaticallylow false alarm rate. Years in develop-ment, VTD™ technology provides superi-or non-flat detection and sees intrudersin 3D-scape and at distances using high-end algorithms that automatically identifyintrusions and threats. VTD™ tackles 3D,depth analysis, varied terrain, lighting,directional movements, size, shape, andmuch more. It also handles hard to seescenarios, such as camouflaged intrud-ers (white dressed intruders in the snow),extremely slow and fast moving intruders(human or car), as well as intruders mov-ing in and out of shadows.

Running analysis per pixel at a rapid rateof 30 times per second, it learns andadjusts using algorithms and built insight-logic all while applying user-definedsecurity policies, further preventing falsealarms and saving security personnelfrom ongoing global sensitivity calibra-tions such as for growing shadows andlight changes.Ignoring common nuisances, such assmall animals, swaying branches, cloudshadows, light changes, rain, snow, andtrivial movements in the scenery, thatgenerate false alarms in less advancedsurveillance technologies, VTD™ tech-nology provides hassle free unblinking,security that is truly revolutionary.

Applications

Seascape, maritime, remote locations,forestry service, refineries, chemicalplants, nuclear plants, mobile field OPS,military compounds, prisons, schoolsand universities, airport terminals, run-ways, hangers, dockyards, storage facili-ties, border patrol, hospitals, privatedwellings, corporate office, pipeline, con-sulates, government buildings, construc-tion sites, industrial monitoring, parkingstructures, railway, waterway monitoring,amusement parks, mining,ranching/farm, special events, rail sta-tions, police surveillance, bus terminals,refueling stations, retail, ski resorts, casi-nos, banks, stadiums, museums,research facilities, distribution centers,water treatment plants, and more.

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Benefits• Easy to install, sets up in minutes –

setup software included

• Cost effective, integrates with existingstationary and Pan/Tilt/Zoom (PTZ)cameras and security infrastructures

• Units can operate as stand alone or aspart of an integrated network configu-ration

• Superior non-flat detection, seesintruders in 3D-scape and at long dis-tances

Highlights

Provides 24/7 unmanned surveillance thatalerts only when a threat is detected

Reduces resource and variable costs fordedicated video surveillance

Increases response time and provides aprobability of detection that excels pasthuman factors

Transforms existing analog devices to IP

Performs predefine actions on the event ofdetected threats

Features several built-in recording options:continuous, event driven, and scheduledrecording

Supports up to 10 min. pre-alarm recordingfor capturing the moments before an alert

High Resolution – low latency-MPEG-4 audio & video streaming

Supports unicast and multicast routing

Maintains QoS: automatically optimizesquality of service for one or more unitsadjusting audio & video streams to band-width, traffic characteristics and priority

Supports external devices, such as PIR,magnetic switches, fire sensors, etc. pro-viding status control, device query, and on-event macro execution

Unit supports future firmware upgrades

Remote field-deployment allows local orremote configuration

TRK-200 SERIES

TRK-400 SERIES

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TRK-Monitor

Making Sense of Console SurveillanceSafeguards understands that presentingthe right information in a clear and easyto explore format is key to control-roomoperations. Executing standard opera-tion procedures for incident scenariosrelies on the ability of the control roomto get answers in real-time withoutbeing overwhelmed by nonessentialinformation and images.

Control room personnel need to dis-patch rapid intervention personnelaccording to the type of alarm as wellas dispatch them from a strategic loca-tion. Whether it’s breached contain-ment, trespass, fire or imminent threats,often there are only moments to react,analyze the images, and overcome thethreats before they get out of hand.

Making sense of it all, Safeguards pres-ents the TRK-Monitor software that is aremote monitoring center and central-ized site management in one. Its smartdesign provides a complete solutionthat keeps simplicity in mind by givingan uncluttered view of resources,annunciating alarms, distributed videoand security logs. Specially designedto work with TotalTrack® suit of intelli-gent surveillance products that auto-matically detect, notify, and take action,the TRK-Monitor out-of-the-box solu-tion provides a remarkable workspaceand features ideal for serious securitysite management.

TRK Monitor Highlights (please make this into a chart form)

Notifies on alarm with heads-up annun-ciations, flashing alarm-indicators andautomatic switching to a primary alarmview that shows high priority video

Provides the functionality of a remotealarm control module for clearingalarms, arming and disarming of remoteTRK unit cameras

Features interlinked sitemap capabilities(aerial view, floor plan, etc) for wide-areaincident command with drill-down forexamination of nested sitemaps

Integrates in a network architecture ren-dering high quality MPEG-4 audio andvideo transmitted over IP for centralizedand distributed deployment supportingunlimited scalability with multiple clientsSupports full-duplex audio allowingtwo-way communication, ideal for inte-grating with loudspeaker systems orcommunicating with rapid responders

Drag and drop functionality allows youto display what you want from virtuallyevery area of the workspace

Works with the TRK units security poli-cy including security events, incidentresponse (event macros), and threatclassification per camera.

FeaturesDual-Screen-Console SupportExpanded workspace allows the distri-bution of video layout across dualmonitor consoles NVR Video Searchand Playback Supports multiple crite-ria search and playback of TRK-NVRarchived and recorded video:

Multi-User Roles and UserProvisioningPassword protection, camera accessprivileges and personalized workspacelayouts; ideal for creating roles, jobdistribution and delegating specificcameras Lock and Track TargetsSupports PTZTrack™ to lock on amoving threat to automatically track itautonomously keeping the PTZ cam-era focused and centered on the mov-ing target.

Virtual MonitorConnectivity feature that allows you touse a TRK-Monitor client toremotely manage content display ofother TRK-Monitors, ideal for videowall control

Automated Incident ResponseSynergy The TRK-Monitor receives instructions,signals, and displays information relat-ed to automated incident responses(event macros) specified in the TRKunit setup. This feature allows theTRK-Monitor clients to provide realtimeinformation, indicators and notifica-tions, change layout views, etc.according to instructions specified inautomated incident responses. Forinstance upon an alarm, a user-defined html page could open display-ing standard operating procedures,“dos and don’ts” or scene-safety, (e.g.how to evacuate, contain threats,lockdown, initate response, etc.)

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Sitemap Navigation and On ScreenDisplay

The sitemap feature, which is config-ured in the setup of TRK units, allowsyou to create on screen site overviewboards (e.g. floor-plans, ground-plans,city sub-divisions or aerial photo.) withplotted cameras and external devices.These sitemap boards can then beinterlink for multi-tiered navigation. The TRK-Monitor renders sitemapsinto an informative workspace thatallows security personnel to answerquestions about the array of camerasand external devices across all areasof the site. At a glance, security per-sonnel can identify camera/devicetype, status, relative location, name,region of interest, field of view and ifan alarm has been triggered.A simple drill-down navigation allowsnavigation from one sitemap to anoth-er within the user-defined sitemapmodel. For example, sitemap naviga-tion could be modeled so that from aaerial sitemap view of an airport, secu-rity personnel can drill-down into a ter-minal floor-plan and then to the depar-tures wing. The benefits of graphicaloverviews of monitored areas, provesinvaluable when incident responserequires strategic approach or scenesafety such as dispatching firstresponders or directing emergencyservices.

From the sitemap, cameras and exter-nal devices can be selected and thenarm, disarm, or clear alarms. In addi-tion, camera videos can be viewed ina video window overlay on thesitemap.

External Device Interfacing: Supportslocation display, on screen alarms, andcommanding of external devices thatare connected to the TRK units. Forexample monitor fire alarms, fencesensors, etc. and issue commands,such as to shut down hazards, lockdoors, sound alarms, deploy auto bar-riers, etc.

System Full Configuration

More FeaturesEfficient Alarm Management: Alarmidentification reporting system withvideo archive allows easy search forinvestigating and managing of alarmsand their videoAll-Inclusive Display Capabilities: Liveviewing of up to 32 cameras on a singlecomputer with dual-monitor setupCustomized Layout and OSD Overlay:Allows users to save camera-prefer-ences of window-layouts, as well ascustimize and show/hide of OSD over-lays that display camera status (armedor live),name, time stamp, and alarmstatus on video windowsLAN/WAN Accessible: IP-based archi-tecture allows authorized users toaccess the system from local or remotecomputers on the networkLive or Archive Playback: Offers simulta-neously multiple view of live and record-ed footageVideo Investigation: Includes a digitalzoom for examining security images andinspecting live and archived footage Multiple Layout Views: Offers tile-view orfull screen enlargement, as well as tog-gles among numerous predefined lay-outsOptimized: Internal management engineassures quality of service (QoS) assuringthe highest quality MPEG-4 audio andvideo playback for the availaible CPU PTZ remote-control panelTRK-Monitor includes a PTZ remote-control panel for PTZ commanding inaddition to standard PTZ joystick con-trollers (PELCO KBD-100, KBD-200,KBD-300) support.

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:

CPU: Pentium III 1GHz ProcessorSound Card: AnyMemory: 256MB of RAM Hard Disk: 200MB free disk space Display Adapter: AGP Video Card(Minimum of 64MB of memory withMS DirectX 9 Support and True Color32bit) OS: Win2000 Service Pack 2, orWinXP Service Pack 1Monitor: 17” 1024*768 with 32bitcolor display Network: Ethernet 10/100

RECOMMENDED SYSTEM

CPU: Intel® Pentium 4 3GHz FSB-800MHzMain Board: Intel® I865E Chipset orlaterMemory: 1GB 400 MHzHard Disk: 80GB 7200RPM IDE orSATADisplay Adapter: Matrox ParheliaAGP 8x (Minimum of 256MB of mem-ory with MS DirectX 9 Support andTrue Color 32bit)OS: MS Windows XP Pro with ServicePack 2Monitor: 19” 1600*1200 with 32bitcolor display

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MINI TRK Unitsmini-TRK-100 • mini-TRK-140The Mini TRK Units are miniature units that can be used for indoor and outdoor applications. Theunits, about the size of a deck of cards, are small enough that they can be installed inside the cameraenclosure and casings of some models.By plugging the unit inline, you can upgrade common cameras with IntrusionTrack™ and PTZTrack™capabilities and convert their output into a MPEG-4 streaming multimedia over IP. Their size makesthem ideal for adding functionality to OEM products, inconspicuous, or confined space installations.The built-in network switch allows the interconnecting of multiple TRK units in daisy-chain configura-tion rather than parallel wiring, providing a significant savings on cable deployment, thus making itsuitable for extended and remote location installations.

COMPACT TRK UnitsTRK-100 _ TRK-140 _ TRK-200The Compact TRK Units are small shelf units that can be used for indoor and outdoor applications. Compact TRK Units are ideal for small to medium sized security operation with one or more camera orfor scalable installations where the units are dispersed in multiple locations of one and two camera cells. The built-in network switch allows the interconnecting of multiple TRK units in daisy-chain configura-tion rather than parallel wiring, providing a significant savings on cable deployment, thus making itsuitable for extended and remote location installations.

ENTERPRISE TRK UnitsTRK-400 _ TRK-440 _ TRK-800The Enterprise TRK Units are 19” rack units for installations that are centralized, such as a securitycontrol room. Ideal for medium to enterprise security operation with a large number of cameras, the Enterprise TRKUnits help optimize rack space by consolidated support for multiple analog cameras in each unit.

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IntrusionTrack™ - Intrusion DetectionAn intelligent module that watches withunblinking vigilance for threats in surveil-lance video, IntrusionTrack™ doesn’t giveintruders a chance. Built-in VTD™ technol-ogy detects intruders while ignoring distrac-tions that cause false alarms, like small ani-mals, swaying branches, cloud shadows,rain, snow, etc.

It automatically learns and adjusts tochanges locally using its unique automaticper-pixel sensitivity applied at a rapid rate of30 times per second, further preventingfalse alarms and saving security personnelfrom ongoing global sensitivity calibrationssuch as for growing shadows and lightchanges.

IntrusionTrack™ high-end algorithms detectintruders in 3D-scape and at great dis-tances. This means intruders are detectedby their relative position and size in 3D per-spective for the terrain (non-planar sites)and depth of view. This allowsIntrusionTrack™ to differentiate amongcars, persons, birds, and blowing debris. Italso handles hard to see scenarios such ascamouflaged intruders (white dressedintruders in the snow), extremely slow andfast moving intruders (human or car), aswell as intruders moving in and out ofshadows.

IntrusionTrack™ operates on stationary andPTZ cameras and supports all types ofanalog camera types (B/W, color, thermal,and infrared).

PTZTrack™ - Automatic AutonomousPan/Tilt/Zoom Tracking

PTZTrack is an innovative module thattransforms manually controlledPan/Tilt/Zoom cameras to automatedintruder-tracking systems that keep theintruder in focus and centered in the videoframe.

It is a fully independent spot and track sys-tem that does not require helper camerasor outside inputs. The benefit of this stand-alone technology is that it providesautonomous-movement that is self-direct-ing; the PTZ camera is animated by what itsees and unhindered in its own field ofmovement.

In addition to solo operation, PTZTrack™can also receive a handoff of tracking-tasksfrom other stationary cameras or auxiliarysensor devices. This chain of cooperationenhances overall point-to-point surveillanceof intruder threats for instance, providingtracking surveillance from the point anintruder is detected outside the perimeterthrough every movement even as he leavesthe stationary camera’s field of view. Thisallows accurate dispatch of rapid responseunits and provides real-time pinpoint intrud-er location inside or outside the perimeter.PTZTrack™ can be coupled withIntrusionTrack™ to seek out intruders in dif-ferent areas by looping through preset loca-tion sequence. In addition, PTZ camerascan be commanded by security personnelto automatically lock on and track a desig-nated threat.

TRK-MINI-100Channels Resolution Network1 x Audio MPEG-4 dual-port1 x Video 4CIF built-in

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TRK-100Channels Resolution Network1 x Audio MPEG-4 dual-port1 x Video 4CIF built-in

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TRK-200Channels Resolution Network2 x Audio MPEG-4 dual-port2 x Video CIF (per built-in

channel) network switch

TRK-400Channels Resolution Network4 x Audio MPEG-4 single-port4 x Video CIF (per direct

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VTD™ Channels Number of Intelligent Audio & Video Threat Analysis Channels 1 1 2 4 4 8 1 1

Analog Video Inputs Standard – NTSC/PAL √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Physical Connector – BNC 75Ω 1 1 2 4 4 8 1 1

Analog Audio Inputs

Unbalanced Mini Jack– Audio 1 1 2 4 4 8 1 1impedance 10kΩ

Analog Video Outputs

Standard – NTSC/PAL √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Physical Connector – BNC 75Ω 1 1 2 4 4 8 1 1 Graphical Overlay √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Analog Audio Outputs

Unbalanced Mini Jack Connector – Audio Impedance 10kΩ 1 1 2 4 4 8 1 1

Standard Compliance

ISO/IEC 14496 (MPEG-4) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Digital Video Output

Max Resolution per Channel CIF 4CIF CIF CIF 4CIF CIF CIF 4CIF128Kbps – 4Mbps √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Frame Rate Full Full Full Full Full Full Full FullCBR/VBR √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Digital Audio Output

Standard – ADPCM (G.729) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √8-96 Kbps√ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Frequency Response, 20 Hz – √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √20 kHz, +/- 0.25 dB √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Sampling Frequency32, 44.1, 48@20 bits/sample √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √

Audio Gain Control:-90 dB – 30dB with 8dB level steps √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Network

Ethernet RJ-45 Interface 2x10/100 2x10/100 2x10/100 1x10/100 1x10/100 2x10/100 2x10/100 2x10/100Audio & Video – RTP/IP Multicast √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Alarms /Commands – TCP/IP √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √Serial I/O

RS-232/RS-485 2/1 2/1 2/1 4/2 8/4 8/4 1 1

Discrete I/O Interface

IN – Dry Contacts (max. 12VDC 50mA) 4 4 8 16 16 32 4 4

OUT – Relay Dry Contacts (max. 24VDC 1A, 125VAC 0.5A) 2 2 4 8 8 16 1 1

Power SourceVoltage 120V 120V 120V 12V DC 12V DC

12V DC 12V DC 12V DC 240V DC 240V DC 240V DC / /

Amperage 1000m 1000m 1000m

Power ConsumptionWattage 5.5W 5.5W 8.5W

Physical

Dimensions (W/H/D) 182/38/163 182/38/163 182/38/163 483/44/325 483/44/325 103/36/68 103/36/68mm mm mm mm mm mm mm

7.2/1.5 7.2/1.5 7.2/1.5 19/1.7 19/1.7 4/1.4 4/1.46.4 in 6.4 in 6.4 in 12.8 in 12.8 in 2.7 in 2.7 in

Mounting Shelf Shelf Shelf 19” Rack 19” Rack 19” Rack Camera CameraHousing Housing

Technical Specifications:

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Taut Wire Is The LeadingPerimeter Protection SolutionTaut wire is applied to a wire fence invarious configurations. The horizon-tal taut wires are fixed to the sensorsthat are mounted in a sensor post inthe centre of the zone. The sensorsare high-voltage insulated. Sensormanagement and environmentalcompensation are carried out by theindividual microprocessors.

If the taut wires are deflected, thesensors to which they are attachedwill be mechanically deflected,resulting in a corresponding changein electrical signal. This change isentered into the processing algo-rithm, which will signal an alarm con-dition if the change exceeds presetlimits. Other parameters used by thealgorithm can also be individuallyset, e.g. Intrusion duration and size.

Principle Of OperationTaut wire detection is a mechanicallymeasured barrier that defines thespecific boundary on the perimeter.It has been the solution of choice inthe international high-security environ-ment due to the following attributes:

• Very high probability of detection• Very low nuisance alarm rate• Very low maintenance• Very long life cycle

It is important to note that historically,taut wire has been internationally tobe the best performer in each of theabove categories.

The ATS-3000 has established itselfas the product of choice in the tautwire class due to the followingunique features not commonly avail-able in standard systems:

• Auto calibration of sensors• Individual processor per sensor • Individual sensor per wire• Qualified and proven algorithm

software• Highly responsive sensor

The above distinctive qualities contributeto the following added-value to the facility:

• No seasonal wire tension adjustmentrequired (Auto-calibration)

• No sensor calibration required (Autocalibration)

• Equal sensitivity on each wire(Individual sensor per wire)

• Recognition of environmental noiseand intrusion attempts per wire (indi-vidual sensor per wire)

• Absolute distinction between environ-ment conditions and intrusion(Qualified and proven algorithm software)

• Less strain on wires, therefore lighterstructures with better performance(Highly responsive sensor)

ATS-3000Taut WireIntrusionDetectionSystem

Safeguards Technology’s ATS-3000 Taut Wire IntrusionDetection System is theleading perimeter protectionsolution currently available. Ithas proven itself as theinternational technology ofchoice in high-securityenvironments.

In general, taut wire systemsmeasure the mechanicaldisturbance of a tensionedbarbed wire fence. Theytypically measure the forcebalance in the structure anddetermine alterations whenany structural disturbanceoccurs.


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Bringing The Versatility Of Hi-Tech Technology To Perimeter Protection.

The ATS-3000 Taut Wire IntrusionDetection System is a state of the artdevelopment in perimeter intrusiondetection. It combines a physicaldeterrent barrier and a sophisticateddetection system to offer one of themost effective ways to provideperimeter security of the highestintegrity.

Perimeter security and control sys-tems require substantial initial invest-ments in infrastructure. Chances arethat future expansion will be required.In conventional perimeter securityand control systems, those changesmay involve expensive and inconven-ient adjustments to the initial infra-structure. Safeguards recognizes theneed for system design that wouldenable the owners to expand, reduceor modify their perimeter system attheir convenience without replacingthe initial investment.

We go beyond perimeter security.The fully modular network allows forfull perimeter control. All systems orcomponents that may be attached toperimeter systems can be monitoredand managed.

At the heart of the system is the Safeguards design approach offering a FieldEquipment Monitoring and Management System bringing the following featureswithin reach of the user:

• Integrity of alarms and information• Reliability of equipment• Minimal maintenance• Ease of operation• Environmental adaptability• Low-tech support• Ability to integrate with 3rd party security management equipment.

Safeguards Perimeter Control Technology is a truly modular perimeter controlsystem that has been designed to control and manage one or more perime-ters. Safeguards is known throughout the industry for high integrity detectionwith the addition of deterrence or delay. The system can be used to controlexternal devices such as cameras, lights and gates or to accept inputs fromvarious external devices such as infrared beams, gate switches and guardmonitoring.

As an intrusion detection system, the ATS-3000 combines physical deterrents,such as security perimeters, with a smart detection system to offer one of themost effective ways of providing perimeters security of the highest integrity.

Additional Features Of ATS-3000 Taut Wire Intrusion Detection SystemInclude:

• Offers terrain-following sensing capabilities due to the design of theinsulations and intermediate (slider) posts.

• Can monitor up to 63 taut wires per sector. Dummy taut wirearrangements can also be facilitated.

• The detection sensitivity is normally set to between 50mm and 75mm wiredeflection.

• Sensitivity is adjustable per sensor and other parameters in the algorithme.g. Intrusion duration and size.

• Taut wire can even sense wire deflection around corners. • Can be used in conjunction with Short Circuit & Non-lethal Technology on

the same fence structure.

ATS-3000: Corner Roller Post

ATS-3000: Perimeter Application

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Taut Wire Interface Module

ATS-3000 Sensor

Digital IO Expansion Module

Field Processor Unit

TAUT WIRE SENSOR -PURPOSE OF THE MODULE

The Taut wire sensor is a unique self-contained taut wire sensorwith integral microprocessor. The sensor is able to detectextremely small changes in wire tension but is managed by themicroprocessor to provide output information according todefined control algorithms. The sensors are rugged in con-struction and completely sealed from environmental influences.Sensors may be individually programmed for local conditionsand all programming performed at the field controller withoutcomputers or special equipment. Sensors are connected tothe common bus cable using industrial connectors for rapidinstallation and maintenance.

TAUT WIRE SENSOR FEATURES

• Hermetically sealed• UV Resistant• Electrically insulated• Operate in exposed environmental conditions

NETWORK CAPABILITYRobust data communication and device control network.

Field Nodes Field Nodes apply perimeter detectionmeasures to a specific sector of a securi-ty perimeter and repeats data and com-mands from the System Controller toadjacent Field Nodes and vice-versa(normally security perimeters are dividedinto separate sectors, each controlled byits own Field Node). Under control ofthe System Controller, the Field Nodeapplies detection and prevention meas-ures to its designated sector of the secu-rity perimeter.

A field node is controlled by the fieldprocessor module and may contain thefollowing plug in devices such as energiz-ers, field I/O modules, taut wire interfacemodules, taut-wire sensor, digital inter-face module and fiber detection units.

A field node is therefore able to include,manage and control any of the following:

• Taut wire detection • Short circuit detection • Fiber optic detection • Non-lethal shock • Other detection devices i.e. infra-red

detection, microwave detection or anyother device with an alarm output.

• Gate control and monitoring • Switching of lights • Switching of cameras • Reporting and management of any

other analogue or digital device

Purpose of the Module This forms the backbone for integratingall the field detection and control mod-ules. It acts as a communication node,to be interrogated by the SystemController and to execute controlsreceived.

Principle of Operation The field processor is equipped with apower supply and a number of interfaceports to control, monitor and power allthe expansion modules attached to it.The optical data communication inter-faces connect the field processor to thefield communication network for the pur-pose of transporting data to and fromadjacent nodes and the SystemController.

System SoftwareThe System Controller is run by a distrib-uted, scalable and event driven softwaresystem comprising a number of softwaremodules that can operate independentlyand on different physical platforms.Modules can be split across a geographi-cal network and balanced load distribu-tion can be achieved by running moduleson different platforms and in various loca-tions, leading to excellent scalability andupgradeability. Advantages to this type of system areimproved processing speed of singleevents, minimized network traffic (only

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information that has changed is shippedacross the networks) and reduced hard-ware requirements. Built in safeguardsensure that the status of the devices con-trolled by the system always remain insynchronization.

The Operating System run by the SystemController is a Linux operating systembased on a standard qualified kernel.The Application Software is designed torun under the Linux operating systemspecified and uses site specific rulesdetermined by configuration files (no soft-ware changes) to perform its functions.

This networking system ensures the timelyand accurate delivery of data execution ofinstructions. The components of the net-work includes the two core multimodefiber ring, the field nodes and the mastercontroller.

Provision is made for two full-duplex multi-mode optical fiber links to connect theMaster Controller to the Field Nodes. Aloop arrangement is used for each linkwherein it starts at and returns to theMaster Controller through the Filed Nodesof the system. The Field Nodes arearranged as a daisy chain with the firstand last nodes connected to the MasterController, and each node acting as a datarepeater for the next. Each communica-tion link comprises two separate opticfiber conductors with one acting as thestandby for the other. This arrangementensures that the link is not lost if one of itsconductors is compromised.

System Controller DescriptionThe Controller is based on a PC-104Single Board Computer (SBC) that ismounted in a 19-inch rack cabinet.Designed to integrate seamless with theMODUTEQ Perimeter Control Product, theController can run a point and click mousedriven Graphical User Interface under anembedded Unix operating system. Orthe controller can be used without theGraphical User Interface.

This combination of hardware and soft-ware makes the System Controller aneasy to use device through which opera-tors, supervisors and maintenance per-sonnel concerned with perimeter controlcan perform their duties easily, effectivelyand efficiently.

Various connectors are provided for con-necting the System Controller to a videomonitor, keyboard and mouse. In addi-tion, two RJ-45 ports are present for con-nection to external networks. The TCP/IPbased networking capabilities of theSystem Controller means that there aremany ways in which it can be deployedfrom simple systems only requiring oneSystem Controller to large complex sys-tems required a number of SystemControllers interconnected by local or widenetworks.

Further connectivity is provided by meansof two USB Type 1 ports through whichUSB devices such as a USB modern canbe connected.

Features of the Controller• Embedded Unix operating system for

speed and stability. • Compact Flash Disk for program and

data storage. • Event driven device-based system for

scalability, increased processing speed,minimal network traffic and reducedhardware requirements.

• No complicated start-up procedures,simply switch on and wait for CentariUser Interface to be displayed.

• Integrates seamlessly with existingPerimeter Control Products

• Integrates seamlessly with other 3rdparty products.

• TCP/IP protocol based networkingcapability allows extensive networkingand deployment possibilities.

• Easy to use. The Graphical UserInterface allows operators, supervisorsand maintenance personnel to makeuse of mouse-based point-and-clickmovements to set up and controlsecurity sectors.

• Secure. Extensive configuration possi-bilities establish specific business rulesand profiles for different levels of user.

• Performance characteristics set bymeans of configuration files.

Short Circuit & Non-lethal Option OverviewAll the fence wires are isolated from themain structure and form a continuous loopterminated by a resistance. The low-volt-age detection module utilizes this featureto monitor the continuity of the fence cir-cuit. Should this circuit be interrupted orshorted or even grounded, then an alarmcondition will result. The non-lethal ener-gizer provides a pulsed high-voltage signalto the fence wires in the range of 6000Volts. The power of this pulse is config-ured to meet the applicable IEC regulations. The system can further be programmed toallow for digital outputs to indicated eventsof alarm or maintenance and it has inputsthat may be used as resets or day/nightactivation of high voltage.

Further, the system may be setup to onlygo into high voltage mode on detection.This allows for safety of personnel whenaccidentally touching the fence without theintention of intrusion. It also facilitates alonger equipment life and lower powerconsumption especially when on backuppower. This can normally not be done byother similar energizer setups due to thefact that their detection only works onpulse detect i.e. the system has to havedetection capability.

The system uses dual loop detection. Adual loop system has positive and nega-

tive high voltage circuits. All the wires inthe fence are therefore live wires andit also allows for redundancy of thesystem.

Parameters in the algorithm e.g. Pulseduration and intrusion size are alsoadjustable.

Deterrent Measures The non-lethal shock can be configured topulse continuously as a deterrent to intru-sion. These pulses are applied by meansof the same Energizer modules that applythe low-voltage detection current to the dualloops, and can be switched ON or OFF atwill. Pulse strength is in the range of 6000volts and is configured to meet IEC safetyregulations. The repeat rate for the pulses isset to be about 1.2 seconds apart.

1. The voltage applied to each loop is180? out of phase, so a potential dif-ference is always present between thetwo loops and each loop and ground.

2. Although the high-voltage pulses canbe switched ON or OFF, the low-volt-age detection current is always present.

3. None of the applied voltages is lifethreatening.

Short circuit detection can be used as astand alone system in lower risk installa-tions or in conjunction with other tech-nologies to serve as a deterrent and delaysystem.

Alarm ProcessingAlarms can be generated by optical fiberand/or fence wire deflection, fence wireshort-circuit or open circuit conditions,activation of supervised alarm inputs, tam-pering with Field Node enclosures andmaintenance conditions. The alarms arerouted to the System Controller throughthe optical fiber communication links.The System Controller can be configuredwith business rules to instruct the relevantField Node to apply shock or activate anoutput (based on user set-up parametersif an alarm is received.)

The System Controller will annunciate anyalarms it receives on the relevant displaydevices (such as Mimic Panel) andGraphical User Interface. This informationwill include the type of alarm condition,detection sector number and taut-wireaddress if required. Alarm informationtogether with operator responses and IDswill be logged by the control system.

Coded Tag Readers can be used to resetalarms. This provides a higher degree ofsecurity and operator responsibility. Thetag readers are provided on the door ofeach field node and the System Controller.

The controller also accommodates variousinterface protocols with 3rd party securitymanagement systems or distributed controland management via the end-user LAN.

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STI-90 & STI-2000 Taut WireIntrusionDetectionSystems

Safeguards Technology’s STIseries of Taut Wire IntrusionDetection Systems is basedon the traditional concept thatrevolutionized the perimetersecurity market by combininga true physical barrier withhighly reliable intrusiondetection in one cost-effectiveproduct.

Over the years, taut wireintrusion detection systemshave established a solidreputation for successfullypreventing and detectingperimeter intrusion/ escapeattempts while maintaining thelowest false alarm andnuisance rates available in themarketplace today. Taut WireSystems are currently in useworldwide, in all terrains andharsh environmentalconditions.

True Physical BarrierA STI Taut Wire Intrusion DetectionSystem operates usingelectromechanical sensors incorporatedinto a taut wire fence. The sensorsprovide intrusion detection to a fencethat is a true physical barrier. Thesystem can be installed as a "stand-alone" system, wall/roof mounted, or asan add-on to an existing fence.

A taut wire fence can also be installedon swing and sliding gates in order toprovide continuous detection andprotection to any perimeter. For addedprotection, corners can be fullyoverlapped or just at the outriggers. Atcorrectional facilities, taut wire systemsare typically installed as the inner fenceproviding both immediate detection anddelay. Whereas most intrusion detectionsystems provide alarm only, the STIelectronic taut wire adds further delayand contributes to the effectiveness ofthe outer fence.

Self-Adjusting SensorsAt the heart of the STI Taut WireIntrusion Detection System are electro-mechanical sensors that automaticallyself-adjust to any wire creepage causedby temperature variations, soilmovements, etc. This important, self-compensating feature significantlycontributes to the reduction of falsealarms. The sensors are hermeticallysealed and suitable for deployment inextreme weather and geographicconditions.

Recent TechnologicalAdvancements• Traditional taut wire sensors are

contained in plastic which, over time,have a tendency to crack allowingthe damping material to leak and inessence, cause system failure.Safeguards has developed a systemwhere long-lasting aluminum hasreplaced the traditional plasticencasement.

• The flexibility of the sensors nolonger relies on rubber housing,which may crack. The flexibility ofthe STI-90 and 2000 sensor relies ondependable metal springs.

• The traditional “cup and pin” conceptis still utilized in the STI Taut WireSeries, however, two majoradvancements in this design weredeveloped. First, the cup and pinhave been joined to create onestructure preventing the occurrenceof separation of the twocomponents. Secondly, the contact“pin” which initiates the alarmcondition, has been changed to amore flexible unit preventing thecommon problem of the pin bendingor breaking during testing. In theolder style systems, bending orbreaking of the pin causedcommonly during testing, requiredthe purchase of a new sensor. Theflexible “pin” prevents this problem.

• The STI series’ advanced sensorshave gotten smaller during itsevolution, we can provide wirespacing as close as 2.25 inches ifrequired,

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Minimal Maintenance Keeping consistent with the system’s original conceptual design for usagealong hostile perimeters, the STI Taut Wire Intrusion Detection Systemsfeature minimal maintenance requirements over many years of use.

Very Low False Alarm RateThe combination of the self-adjusting taut wire sensors and the uniquehigh tensile double strand reverse twisted barb wires reduce thefalse/nuisance alarm rate to less than 1 per km (0.62 miles) per 3 months.The extremely low False Alarm Rate (FAR) and Nuisance Alarm Rate (NAR)allows the protected facility to operate without unnecessary disturbances.This increases the confidence of the security officers tremendously,ensuring an effective and immediate response when an alarm occurs.

EMI/RFI and Climate Proof The taut wire electro-mechanical sensor is not affected by Electro-Mechanical Interference (EMI), Radio Frequency Interference (RFI),climactic or atmospheric conditions, including lightning and electricaltransients from nearby power lines. All of the control and reporting unitsincorporate lightning protection circuits and devices to ensure maximumsystem availability.

Taut Wire Control System The Perimeter Control Center (PCC) is based on a Pentium platform andcommunicates with Reporting Units. It utilizes Safeguards’ Secunet©Software (Microsoft Windows© based) that is extremely user friendly andcustom designed specifically for each facility. All occurrences within thesystem are recorded and formatted for analysis and maintenanceprocedures. The PCC can accommodate up to 100,000 linear feet of thetaut wire system, as well as other systems. Taut Wire Intrusion DetectionSystems are also able to integrated and annunciated by any controlsystem receiving dry contacts.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*

STI-90, STI-2000 TAUT WIRE SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Fence Length: No practical limitationFence Height: According to customer specificationsStandard Configuration: 8 ft. vertical with a 40 in. outriggerSensitivity: Fixed and independent of climactic conditionsDeflection Force: 25 kg (55 lbs.) or more will activate alarmFalse Alarm Rate (FAR): 1 per km (0.62 miles) per 3 months maximum (standard configuration)Alarm System: Combined alarm system and physical barrierAlarm Resolution: Adjustable intrusion location resolution

ENVIRONMENT

All external components are designed to meet MIL-STD-810 C. No degradations in performance when exposed to or operated in the following environmental conditions:Temperature Range: -40° to 140°CRelative Humidity: Up to 95%Rain, Hail, Snow: UnaffectedDust, UV Radiation: UnaffectedCorrosive Atmosphere: Stainless steel option for high corrosion environment (galvanized is standard)Lightning & Electronic: Meets MIL-STD-9094 transientsEMI/RFI: Meets MIL-STD-461/462Reliability: MTBF Detector: 4.6 x 106 hours

MTTR: 30 minutes

STI-90 SENSOR

STI-90 SENSOR

STI-2000 SENSOR

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FiberOpticDetectionCableSafeguards Technology’s FiberOptic Detection Cable is a hi-tech perimeter security solutionthat enables you to covertlydetect an intruder before he isaware of detection. It is oftenseen today that detecting anintruder once he is in a securedarea, it is too late. This is a veryreliable intrusion detectionsystem that uses fiber opticcable as the medium fordetection. It can be used asburied system in soil, crushedstone, sand or beneath anynormal ground type. It may alsobe used on structures such as;walls, fences, gates, doors oranywhere intrusion detection isneeded. It works by detectingany deflection in the cable. Thisis usually caused by pressure,bending or shaking of the fiberoptic cable. The signal is thenreported by the processor to thecontrol unit immediately alertingsecurity personnel to theintrusion event.

Previous methods of perimeterdetection using the “old style” ofthis technology either had a lowprobability of detection, highnuisance alarm rate, highmaintenance or high installationcost. Often most other solutionsavailable have a combination ofthe above problems. Alarmsreported by other detectionsystems are often caused by theenvironment and regarded asfalse/nuisance alarms.

Reducing False AlarmsThe Fiber Optic Detection Cable’sProcessor unit has a unique feature todo automatic analysis of theenvironment. A learning period is setin which the system recognizescommon movements anddisturbances that occur regularly inthe detection field. The processorstores this information into its memoryand compares this signals with that oftrue alarm conditions. Using thiscomparison method, the systemvirually eliminates alarms caused bywind, rain, small animals, andvibrations commonly caused by largevehicles or normal site activity. Nextthe installer/operator sets the FiberOptic Detection Cable System into theAlarm Learning Mode. Here you areactually able to inform the system asto what various alarm conditions are.Again the system stores thisinformation and uses it when inoperational mode. After simulatingboth of these conditions, the unit willautomatically determine detectionparameters.

Another option in reducing the falsealarms when using the Fiber OpticDetection Cable is selecting from theseven preset detection parameters.This allows you to choose betweenseven simulated environmentalconditions that most closely matchyour site installation. Here once again,the alarm processing software willreject environmental conditions suchas changes in temperatures and disturbances caused by wind and rain.

Detection parameters can be set toachieve the best balance betweenprobability of detection and falsealarms.

Two Configuration Options

Stand-aloneIn stand-alone mode, Safeguards’Fiber Optic Detection Cable Systemoperates independently and providesan alarm indication by means of apotential free relay contact. The userinterface is done through a liquidcrystal display (LCD). Diagnosticinformation is reflected on the LCD,while operating parameters anddiagnostic modes are adjustablethrough a touchpad connected to theLCD.

NetworkedIn networked mode, the fiberdetection processor unit is connectedto the Safeguards perimeter networkusually deployed where the perimeteris more than 600 meters. TheSafeguards network and otherdetection technologies have beensuccessfully utilized on many sitesincluding many nuclear facilities in theUS and several internationalapplications. This configuration offersthe user expandability and versatility inhis application of various detectionmethods and monitoring devices.


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ApplicationsThe versatility of the application ofSafeguards Technology’s Fiber OpticDetection Cable System enables thesolution to be applied to protectalmost any perimeter.

Structure ProtectionIn addition to the structure men-tioned above, the Fiber OpticDetection Cable can be used to pro-tect various structures (such as pal-isade fencing, suitable wire meshfencing and pre-fabricated walling).Suitable structures must be rigidenough to ensure that deflectionscaused by environmental conditionsto which the structure is exposed(such as wind), are not excessive.When attaching the detection cableto the structure to be protected, amethod must be used that willensure that:

* Relative movement between the structure and detection cable is kept to a minimum.

* Points of attachment do not introduce localized points of stress on the detection cable.

* Minimum bending radius as prescribed by the cable manufacturer is not exceeded.

Underground ProtectionA trench is used to bury the fiber optic detection cable underground. Thecable is installed at a depth of between 50mm and 200mm, depending onthe application. Coarse river sand (non-compacting) is used 50mm belowand above the cable for bedding. The width of the trench and pattern ofthe cable depends on the area of coverage required. Detection can alsobe achieved under carpets and under tiles.

SPECIFICATIONS:

POWER:Type: AC or DC unregulatedVoltage: 12 to 30 VDC or 9 to 20 VACConsumption 1.9 Watt

OUTPUTS:Type: Potential Free ContactsConfiguration: Single Pole ChangeoverRating 1A @ 24VDCFunction 1 output ALARM, 1 Output MAINTENANCE

DETECTION FIBRE:Type Multimode 50/100 um or 62/125 umTermination: ST Connectors

DIMENSIONS:W x L x D 150 x 235 x 70mm

WEIGHT:1.3 kg

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STI-103 Buried SeismicIntrusionDetectionSystemSafeguards Technology’sGeophonic Seismic IntrusionDetection System is placed inor on earth, asphalt or con-crete to detect low-levelintruder vibrations. These sig-nals are processed and ana-lyzed to selectively discrimi-nate between actual intrudersand natural disturbances. TheSTI-103 offers a reliable and cost-effectivesolution for a number of terrainsituations. Seismic systemsare ideal for protecting utilities,military sites, prisons, refiner-ies, estates, residential, indus-trial sites or sensitive landareas.

The seismic signal processorscompare signals generated bythe geophones to a useradjustable threshold. As eachsignal crosses this threshold, itis scanned for timing, countand other criteria. It also com-pares detector line inputs todiscriminator line inputs to filterout ambient disturbances.When all criteria are met, thelogic system generates analarm condition.

FEATURES

Dependable• All-weather system. Unaffected by

temperature extremes or weatherconditions such as fog, dust rainor snow.

• Geophone sensors are easilyinstalled in concrete, asphalt ordirt. Sensors are terrain-following,making seismic ideal for hilly orirregular sites.

Reliable• Solid-state technology utilizes the

latest in integrated circuit designand long term reliability.

• A buried system is difficult tolocate, approach or compromisefor increased security.

• Discriminator geophones screenout ambient noises and vibrationsto reduce nuisance alarms.

• An optional audio system moni-tors intruder noise or movementto verify intruder presence.

VersatileModular zoning allows expand-abledetection zone by adding geo-phones, and/or discriminator lineswithout changing the basic system.Portable systems can protect construction sites or otherareas requiring temporary security.Outputs provided to drive sirens,turn on lights, connect to a centralstation or CCTV.

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The STI-103 System consists of the following items:• S-103 Zone Processor with wall

mount enclosure, 115/16V ACtransformer

• S202/S-204 Detector SensorLines built to length. Maximum of25 sensors on a line.

• S-401/S-404 DiscriminatorSensors Lines built to length.Maximum of 25 sensors. Home Run Cable cut to length.75 Atlantic Street

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STI-103 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*

Discriminator Range (Vehicles)

Discriminator Line

Discriminator Range (Personnel)

Detector Line

Protected Area

Detector Range

7'

7'

DetectionLine

7'

7'

WALK TESTING THE STI-103 SEISMIC PERIMETER

1

DETECTOR SENSOR LINES S-201, S-204

Typical Detection Range: 7 ft. radius

Maximum Sensors: 25 per Processor

Recommended Spacing: 10 ft

Cables: Direct burial, 4 conductor shielded, .5 in. diameter

Input Voltage: 14-18 volts AC, 20VA min.

Charging Circuit Type: 13.5 volt constant charge

DISCRIMINATOR SENSOR LINES S-401, S-404

Typical Detection Range: 7 ft. radius

Maximum Sensors: 25 per Processor

Recommended Spacing: 40 ft.

Audio output signal: 600 ohm output impedance

Battery: 12VDC, 2.6 AG or higher, lead acid or gel cell

STANDARD PART NUMBERS

1 zone processor: STI-103-017

Detector lines and sensors for soil: STI-202

Detector lines and sensors for asphalt/concrete: STI-204

Discriminator lines and sensors for soil: STI-401

Discriminator lines and sensors for asphalt/concrete: STI-404

Home run cable for sensor and discriminator lines: STI-908

Balance Amplifier: STI-909

Processor operating temp. range: -40°F to 140°F

Frequency range: geophones respond to low frequencies between 5 and 20Hz

MECHANICAL – WALL MOUNT ENCLOSURE

1 and 2 Zone Dimensions (L x W x D): 13.5" x 12.25" x 5"

Weight: Enclosure 7.25 lb

Type and number zone: 1 zone/processor

Alarm relay ratings: 12V, 5 amps

2.8"

1.4"

2.1"2.5"

Cable

Bracket0.4"

2.4"

Body

STI-103 SEISMIC SENSOR WITH BRACKET

2.8"

Body

5"

Spike

Cable

2.1"

1.4"

STI-103 SEISMIC SENSOR WITH SPIKE

STI-103 TYPICAL CAPTURE RANGE

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STI-390BAdvanced FenceVibrationSystem

Safeguards Technology offersthe STI-390B AdvancedFence Vibration System,which is an enhanced versionof its predecessor, the STI-290B advanced outdoor“shaker style” system. TheSTI-390B has elevated thelevel of system sensitivity byutilizing four imbeddeddetectors in a single housing.This results in greaterreliability, superior systemflexibility, and a very low falsealarm rate, while maintainingthe ease of installationassociated with the previousmodel. The STI-390B is asystem designed to detectattempted intrusion through aperimeter fence. Thevibration sensors fasten to thefence fabric and detectvibrations caused by climbingthe fence, or by cuttingthrough it. These intrusionvibrations produce electronicssignals which are analyzed bythe control unit.

ADVANTAGES

The STI-390B Fence Vibration

System is a very cost-effective

electronic intrusion detection system

based on technologically enhanced

sensors that can be mounted on

any type of fence fabric. The STI-

390B can transform any

fence/wall/gate into an intrusion-

proof barrier with only minimum

modification.

Supplied Ready to Install

This system is particularly easy to

install. It is supplied with the

sensors assembled on the cables

and ready for mounting. The

sensors are usually installed in pairs

in a line across the fence.

Installation can be in at any degree

plane with virtually no loss of

sensitivity. The sensors can be

individually adjusted for sensitivity.

In high-risk sites, it is recommended

to install a second line of sensors on

the upper section of the fence to

prevent any attempt to climb over

the barrier with a ladder.

Reliable Operation

Like its, predecessor, the STI-390B

sensors are made from a special

high-resistant, long-lasting plastic

that require little maintenance. The

built-in electromechanical filter can

distinguish between real and false

alarms [average of less than 4 false

alarms per month per kilometer

(0.62 miles) of fence]. The sensors

and all electrical connections are

hermetically epoxy sealed, assuring

absolute protection from dust,

corrosion and humidity. The sealing

allows the system to be completely

operable even under water. The

STI-390B meets strict nuclear

industry specifications and has

played an integral role in providing a

high level of security in nuclear

facilities throughout the world.


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VSSU Processor

The VSSU processor board features

a unique capability to simultaneously

analyze multiple zones, while

automatically adjusting system

sensitivity to fit the current weather

conditions. This eliminates the use

of a weather station because the

VSSU processor filters out weather

related nuisance alarms.

The STI-390B’s utilization of the

VSSU processor allows for system

checks at both the processor and

central control level. The board

allows for 4 inputs and 4 outputs,

while using RS485 communication.

Description

The VSSU is an outdoor

transponder unit for vibration

detection system STI-390B. It is

designed to process signals

gathered from the fence-mounted

vibration sensors and to transmit

alarms to a control center. Each

VSSU unit can serve up to four

vibration sensor assemblies, where

each zone-assembly can extend to

about 150 meters in length

(normally, the sensors are spaced

2.5 - 3 meters apart along the

information cable).

STI-390B TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*

No degradation in performance when exposed to or operated inthe following environmental conditions.

STI-390B FENCE VIBRATION SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Temperature Range: -40°F +140°F

Relative Humidity: Sensors, cables and junction boxes are completely waterproof, TE-10FZ control unit up to 95%

Rain, Hail, UV Radiation: Unaffected

Lightning & Electronic Transients: Meets MII.-SPECS A-9094D

Corrosive Salt Spray: Resistant

EMI/RFI Processor: Protected against induced voltage and no disturbance induced in regular activation

Central control

The STI-390B can be linked to a

Perimeter Control Center (PCC) that

analyzes data from the sensors,

filters out false alarms, and then

informs the guardhouse of

unauthorized intrusion attempts,

specifying the precise zone of entry.

An audible alarm is sounded when

an alarm signal is received from any

zone.

A Perimeter Control Center (PCC) is

capable of supervising an unlimited

number of zones and is available

with an illuminated map, recorder

and hard-copy printer. The STI-

390B is also capable of

communicating with most alarm

panels or control systems.

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STI-290BFenceVibrationSystemSafeguards Technology offersan advanced “shaker” FenceVibration System featuringenhanced reliability, low falsealarm rate, and ease ofinstallation. The STI-290B isdesigned to detect attemptedintrusion over or through aperimeter fence. The vibrationsensors fasten to the fencefabric, then, using geophonetechnology, detect vibrationscaused by scaling the fence orby cutting through it. Theseintrusion vibrations produceelectronics signals which are analyzed by the control unit.

ADVANTAGES

Suitable for All Fences The STI-290B Fence Vibration System is a cost-effective electronicintrusion detection system based on highly reliable sensors that can bemounted on any type of fence,including chain link, welded razormesh or welded mesh. The STI-290Bcan transform any fence into an intru-sion-proof barrier with only minimummodification.

Supplied Ready to Install This system is extremely easy toinstall. It is supplied with the sensorsassembled on the cables and readyfor mounting. The sensors are alwaysinstalled in pairs for maximum relia-bility. Installation can be in any 270-degree plane with virtually no loss ofsensitivity. The sensors can be indi-vidually adjusted for sensitivity. Inhigh-risk sites, it is recommended toinstall a second line of sensors onthe upper section of the fence toprevent any attempt to climb overthe barrier with a ladder.

FENCE APPLICATIONS

• Chain link fence• Razor mesh• Welded mesh


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Reliable OperationThe STI-290B sensors are made from a specialhigh-resistant, long-lasting plastic that require lit-tle maintenance. The built-in electromechanicalfilter can distinguish between real and falsealarms [average of less than 4 false alarms per month per kilometer (0.62 miles) of fence].The sensors and all electrical connections arehermetically epoxy sealed, assuring absolute pro-tection from dust, corrosion and humidity. Thesealing allows the system to be completely oper-able even under water. The STI-290B meetsstrict military specifications.

Central ControlThe STI-290B can be linked to a PerimeterControl Center (PCC) that analyzes data from thesensors, filters out false alarms, and then informsthe guardhouse of unauthorized intrusionattempts, specifying the precise zone of entry. An audible alarm is sounded when an alarm signal is received from any zone.

A Perimeter Control Center (PCC) is capable of supervising an unlimited number of zones andis available with an illuminated map, recorder andhard-copy printer. The STI-290B is also capableof communicating with most alarm panels orcontrol systems.

In the event of an electricity breakdown, arechargeable battery, can automatically power the control unit for up to 24 hours.

STI-290B TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*

No degradation in performance when exposed to or operated inthe following environmental conditions.

Cable

Fence

2"

24"

2.9"

3 1/8"

STI-290B FENCE VIBRATION SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

Temperature Range: -40°F +140°F

Relative Humidity: Sensors, cables and junction boxes are completely waterproof, TE-10FZ control unit up to 95%

Rain, Hail, UV Radiation: Unaffected

Lightning & Electronic Transients: Meets MII.-SPECS A-9094D

Corrosive Salt Spray: Resistant

EMI/RFI Processor: Protected against induced voltage and no disturbance induced in regular activation

STI-290B FENCE VIBRATION SENSOR

Description

The VSSU is an outdoor

transponder unit for vibration

detection system STI-290B. It is

designed to process signals

gathered from the fence-mounted

vibration sensors and to transmit

alarms to a control center. Each

VSSU unit can serve up to four

vibration sensor assemblies, where

each zone-assembly can extend to

about 150 meters in length

(normally, the sensors are spaced

2.5 - 3 meters apart along the

information cable).

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Safeguards Technology’sWelded Razor Mesh Fenceis the ideal solution forperimeter fences where afierce visual, mental and phys-ical barrier is required.

Razor blade design makes thefence virtually impossible toclimb and the welded meshpattern requires approximately25 separate cuts before a per-son can even attempt to climbthrough.

Welded Razor Mesh is constructed from high quality tensile steel. Stainlessor galvanized steel options areavailable.

WeldedRazor Mesh©

Fence

ADVANTAGES

• Virtually impossible to climb over or cut through

• Visual mental deterrent• Formidable physical barrier• Neat unobtrusive design• Extremely rigid, ideal for fence

mounted sensors• Can easily be added to

existing fences, gates, and sally ports, or used as a stand-alone perimeter fence

• Constructed of high quality tensile steel

• Does not have to be constantlyretensioned, as does chain link

• Does not require highly skilledworkers for installation

• Comes in manageable panels for easy installation

• Low maintenance• Can assume the central

role in delay fence configurations


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WELDED RAZOR MESHTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*

6"(150 mm)

3"(75 mm)

BLADE SPECIFICATIONS

Blade length: 0.98" (25 mm)

Blade thickness: 0.02" (0.5 mm)

Blade width: 0.74" (19 mm)

Blade spacing: 1.97" (50 mm)

DIMENSIONS

Standard Heights: 7'6"

Aperture Size: 3" x 6" high density

Standard Panel Length: 20'6"

HIGH DENSITY MESH PROFILE

Razor Blades

Optional: Bottom Rail Mid Rail Top Rail Buried Razor Mesh

Support Brace

C

Support Brace

A

Razor Mesh

Intermediate Post(Typical) Used To Connect

OverlappingLayers

Dove ClipEnd Post(Typical)

Tension Wires

10' (Typ.)

B

X

Mesh JointsMale end of panel to be joined-against female end of followingpanel. each aperture to be clippedor bound together in 2 places.

TYPICAL MOUNTING CONFIGURATION

TYPICAL SHIPPING METHOD

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Welded MeshSecurity Fencing

Safeguards Technology’sWelded Mesh SecurityFencing is perfectly suited to industrial, commercial and government applicationswhich demand high securityfencing. Highly versatile andeasy to maintain, WeldedMesh is one of the most widelyused materials in many indus-tries including corrections, util-ities, airports, transportation,distribution, port authorities,and military facilities.

Safeguards Technology offersa variety of welded mesh sizeswhich are used for safety bar-riers, perimeter fencing andaesthetic purposes in com-mercial, industrial, military andgovernment projects.

GENERAL USES

• Perimeters • Bridge overpass fences • Security fencing • Catwalks and recreational

enclosures • Storage • Balustrades

STI-Welded Mesh security fencing is the essential solution to hardeningperimeters for property protection. It offers the benefits of masonry wallsat or below the cost of other wirebarriers.

With STI-Welded Mesh fencing youget a virtually impenetrable barrierthat outlasts and out performs nearlyall other fencing options. STI-Welded Mesh is available in avariety of mesh configurations there-by making it an aesthetically appeal-ing choice for a wide variety of instal-lations.

2.4 X 2.4 WELDED MESH

2.4 Welded Mesh features superiorperformance and is cost competitiveto 2", 9-gauge chain link fence. Inaddition, because each individualwire is welded, the material is moredifficult to climb and cut than chainlink fence.

MOST POPULAR MESH SIZES

• 1/2" x 3" 8-gauge for highestsecurity needs

• 2" x 2" 8-gauge for medium security needs

• 2.4" x 2.4" 9-gauge for basic perimeter requirements


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WELDED WIRE MESH STANDARD SIZES*

Wire Size Approx. lbs./100 sq. ft.

Spacing Spacing Decimalof Cross of Line Gauge Size of P/S GBW GAW PVC

Wires Wires Wire3 3 11 .1205 32 -- 34 41

2.4 2.4 9 .148 .672 4 11 .1205 36 -- 38 432 2 8.5 .155 79 -- 83 101

0.5 3 8 .162 198 -- 210 --

* Other sizes available. Available in galvanized, green or black.

WELDED MESH CORNER POSTSWELDED MESH “C” POST OVERLAP WELDED MESH “C” POST MOUNT

TYPICAL WELDED MESH FENCE CONFIGURATION

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Palisades High SecurityFencing

Safeguards Technology’sPalisades High SecurityFence is a rugged, depend-able, attractive perimetersecurity fence that provides aneconomical solution wheneverprivacy, property, or personalsafety are at risk.

Safeguards Technology hasdeveloped a system of fencingand gate components thatmeet the most demandingrequirements of site specifica-tions and security. A provenconfiguration of premiumgrade hot rolled steel palesare available in galvanized or stainless steel material.Installation is easy. Boltedassemblies with tamper resistant connection pointsthroughout produce a rigidbarrier of strong integrity alongthe full fence.

Palisades High Security Fenceis the optimal fence solutionfor high security sites whereattractive high strength securi-ty fencing is required.

AppearanceThe Palisades fence has an attrac-tive appearance and can be color coated to blend with any type of surroundings. It will maintain itsattractive look and bright tough finish years after the original instal-lation. The Palisades is also able to follow ground contours making it suitable for many applications.

Deterrent FeaturesThe Palisades pointed steel palesserve as a formidable obstacle. The steel pales defeat attempts atclimbing, straddling, grabbing or gaining a foot hold. The spacingbetween posts allows no hiding placefor the intruder and allows securitypersonnel to monitor suspiciousmovements both inside and outsidesite perimeters.

DurabilityThe Palisades fence is constructed ofpremium Hot Rolled Profiled steel

pales that are galvanized and thencoated with a polyester powder coat-ed finish. Stainless steel is also avail-able uncoated. These pales are ableto resist attempts to pry, ram, bend,or cut. The Palisades installation ismade more simple through the use ofhigh tensile, anti-vandal locking bolts,rather than welding the rails together.

LongevityThe Palisades Fence provides excep-tional resistance to harsh atmospher-ic conditions and has an expectedlifetime in excess of 25 years. It is acost effective alternative to wroughtiron fencing.

CustomizedThe height and configuration of the Palisades can be custom madeto the client's needs. It can bemounted on gates, therefore provid-ing the same deterrent to climbing,cutting and dismantling.


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NOTES1.Top Rail. Rolled steel angle section to which pales are bolted.2."I" Beam Fence Post. Having prepared holes through web to receive connector (fish plates) for top and bottom rails.3.Corrugated Pales. Hot rolled and punched to receive high tensile anti-vandal bolts.4.Bottom rail connections at post. Similar at top rail. Receive high tensile anti-vandal bolts.5.High tensile anti-vandal locking bolt.6.Anti-sag support fixed to bottom bolt.7.Concrete conditions according to soil.8.Concrete sill (optional).

PALISADES FENCE TYPICAL CONFIGURATION

PALISADES FENCE SPECIFICATIONS*

Main Post – One (1):• Post per 9.85 ft. section • Two Angle Iron Braces

(2" x 2" x 1/4") per 9.85 ft. section

Spikes:(to be fitted between toprail and pale)Thickness: 0.064"Spike height: 1.6"Spikes per feet: 1.9

Hardware:• Special Classic Steel

anti-vandal shear nuts assupplied by SafeguardsTechnology.

• 5/16" for pales • 1/2" for rails

PALES – CONSTRUCTION AND SPECIFICATIONS

• Secured to the rails at every intersection by bolting with SpecialClassic Steel anti-vandal shear bolts.

• Square shaped holes to accommodate the anti-vandal shear nuts so that head does not protrude more than 0.2" (5mm). Also provides counter force to opening and tightening of nut.

• Head of pale triple pointed and splayed to afford greatest deterrent

Hot rolled corrugated pales: 0.12" thick x 2.6" wide x 0.88" deep (from commercial quality hot rolled sheets pickled and diled suitable forgalvanizing)

Minimum deflection at 2.5kn applied load: 0.4" for a sample 24" long

POSTS – CONSTRUCTION AND SPECIFICATIONS

• Standard section provided at 9.85' center, pointed at the top.

• For non-standard designs that have different centers, the fence can becustom designed to the site requirements.

• Posts are embedded in concrete foundation. Depth to be determined by soil characteristics.

Main Post Dimensions:Length of point: 4.8"; Length of splay: 3.6" ; Set of splay: 1.6"

TRIDENT STYLE

SPEARPOINT STYLE

12"

12"

9'-10"

2.58"

1.03"

(2) 0.394"

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Painted corrugated hot rolledsteel.157" thick

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Rapid DeploymentMobile BarrierSystems

Safeguards Technology’sRapid Deployable MobileBarrier Systems are rapidlydeployable razor wire fencingsystems that are deployedfrom towable trailers. Theentire product line includingthe HD-300, the Load Lifter,and the Modular BarrierSystem enable the user todispense, virtually hands free,thousands of meters ofpreconstructed pyramid barrierat incredible speed. Rapiddeployment providesimmediate protection and, inthe case of restless mobs, aclear signal of who is incontrol. The Rapid DeployableMobile Barriers are a cost-effective means of deploying athree or six coil razor orentanglement barrier for use inground control, temporaryprotection of a building, or asa temporary prisoner of warcontainment area.

No police or militaryorganization can afford to bewithout this valuable tool.

FEATURESBarbed Tape Concertina/Razor Wireis already well known in the securityindustry as a highly effective barrierincorporating razor sharp barbs thatcut and grip an intruder. The natureof the product, however, provides alogistical problem in that it is difficultto handle, deploy and virtuallyimpossible to recover. SafeguardsTechnology Rapid DeploymentBarrier Systems allow for full andsimple deployment and recovery ofthe razor wire hundreds of times.Collection of the wire coils may bedone semi-manually or automaticallyusing a motorized collector.

Applications include crowd controland riot prevention, prisoner shortterm detention, site security, aug-mented fence perimeter security,and quick site security protection.The Rapid Deployable Mobile BarrierSystems also include a mechanicallyassisted means of recovering thebarrier and “on-site” compactioninto modules for ease of handlingand storage.

The standard modules stretch to 75meters and are joined together

for the deployment of multiple mod-ules in “one drop.” Lengths of mod-ules can be altered to suit users’requirements.

SYSTEM CONCEPTThe system is designed to providerapid protection — 75 meters (246ft.) to 1000 meters (3,280 ft.) barri-ers of barbed tape/razor wire coilswhich can be deployed in seconds.

Depending on which model deploy-ment barrier is desired, trucks orhumvees may be used totow/deploy the units.

Barriers are fully recoverable and re-useable.

Equipment is supplied to uplift andrecompress the barrier into mod-ules, simple to handle and compactto store.

A single carrier unit can be quicklyrefilled to drop many miles of barrierin a short period of time.

Systems can be tailored to meetcustomer’s exact requirements.


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HD-300 MOBILE RAPID BARRIER SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS*

HD-300 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Deploys 75-300 meters (246–984 feet) in 20-30 seconds

• Refillable

• Approximate weight of trailer excluding barrier: 5,291 lbs. empty; 9,259 lbs. loaded

• Rapid Barrier Modules: Trailer capacity 4 modules. Each module is 75 meters (246 feet) long and weighs 992 lbs.

• Barrier collects with reversing/manual operation which is assisted withthe electric collector wheel

• Electric winch barrier compactor supplied

• Shipping: Trailers shipped (in knockdown condition) plus 300 meters (1,984 feet); Barrier in 20 foot Container

42"

8'-6"

10'-1"

2'-5"

19'-8'

Tool Box

11/2" x 11/2" Tube3/8" Steel Cable 21/2" Pipe

Warn Winch 6000

Hitch

CladdingRemoved

CladdingRemoved

7'-8"

265/75/R15" Tire

Max. Payload: 1000 Feet (4 modules, 300 meters)Recommend Payload: 750 Feet (3 modules, 225 meters)

TYPICAL HD-300 RAPID MOBILE BARRIER CONFIGURATION

HD-300 TRAILER SPECIFICATIONS*

Options

• Semi-Manual or Automatic

Motorized Collector

• Standard trailers or Load Lifter Style

(with forklift)

• Standard or Humvee tires

• Customized paint to fit any requirements

• Three or Six Coil Deployment

• Unit size varies upon model selection

LOAD LIFTER DEPLOYMENT OF 3 x 150’ BARRIER MODULES

NOTE:

HD-300 specifications are shown for

conceptual understanding. Each model

varies in size and capabilities. Each Rapid

Deployment Barrier System can be cus-

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Continuous BroadCommunicationThe data gathered from the active sensors of various alarm sys-tems is processed through MultiPurpose Reporting Units (MRU)s,Vibration Sensor System Unit(VSSU)s, and or Multi Purpose FiberOptic Reporting Units (MFRU)s. Thereporting units convert the sensordata into digital form and transmitthis data to the perimeter control center.

In the Taut Wire configuration, thePCC incorporates closed-loop com-munication that maintains continuouscontact with the system's reportingunits even in the event of a break inthe communication line.Communication with the reportingunit is bi-directional.

PCC System ConfigurationOne PCC can monitor unlimitedreporting units, each of which canhandle up to 7 inputs. Each PCC canalso output up to 6 commands, such

as intrusion alarms, floodlights,sirens, CCTV, etc. Approximate on-screen instructions alert the PCCoperator to a change in status. Oneor more PCC can be linked by stan-dard modem and telephone lines to ahost computer, which can displayglobal system data (graphics andtext).

The PCC can also be controlled by a host computer which canprocess data input from a number ofsystems. This arrangement may beuseful in cases where large areasmust be covered by alarm systemsand a single computer would bepractical.

The PCC configuration for a particularsite is designed and constructed tothe site layout and security re-quirements. The PCC configurationof hardware and software cannot be changed by system operators.However, data concerning securitypersonnel may be entered into thecomputer and changed if necessary.

PerimeterControl Center

Safeguards Technology’sPerimeter Control Center(PCC) is a security controlsystem that processes datafrom various intrusion detectionsystems. After processing thedata the PCC displays theinformation on a graphicdisplay monitor. In addition todisplaying the data, the PCCsounds alarms, issuesmessages, and displays alarmreports. The PCC is anadvanced on-line toolconsisting of a real-timesoftware package installed onan IBM or compatible industrialcomputer. The PCC caninterface with the SafeguardsTaut Wire Perimeter IntrusionDetection Systems, STI FenceVibration Systems, STI-Absolute IR/MW IntrusionDetection System, STI-103Seismic Detection System,FIber Optic Detection Cable, orany dry contact alarm system(such as PIR, volumetric,smoke, or fire.


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Built- in Automatic Self-TestThe PCC has a built-in ongoingautomatic self-test (BIT) plusmanual system integrity checksfor maintaining optimal opera-tions. Unauthorized tamperingis prevented by compelling theuser to go through the LOGONhierarchical personnel opera-tions procedures immediatelyon startup.

Hard-copy Print-outsThe PCC database logs andprints all events. The data canbe manipulated to producehard-copy reports coveringevents as far back as twelvemonths.

High Resolution Graphic Color DisplayA high resolution graphic color display of the protectedarea is shown on the screenimmediately following log-in. Inthe event of an alarm, the dis-play automatically zooms in onthe area in question. A higherlevel of zooming for greaterdetail is available on request.There are three different levelsfor clarity of information.

All displays include graphicsand/or text in color. Displaysare specially tailored for eachsite according to customerspecifications.

HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

Industrial Grade Computer: Pentium 3 or higher

Memory: 650k bytes of RAM and 20m bytes of hard disk storage

Display: Enhanced graphic color display unit and adaptor

System Interface: Special Safeguards system interface with communications and lightning protection

Keyboard: Special rugged, numeric-function keypad (suppliedby Safeguards)

SCREEN DISPLAY – ALARM CONDITION

MAIN SCREEN DISPLAY

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STI-3010Mobile MapGraphicDisplaySystemSafeguards Technology’s STI-3010 Mobile Map is areliable Mobile Radio GraphicDisplay System. The STI-3010can be integrated with a perimeter intrusion detectionsystem, with or without controlunits. Alarms received by the Mobile Map encoder arechecked and formatted into an error-checking frequency-shift-keying (FSK) signal whichis sent to the radio transmitterfor wireless signaling to theMobile Map Radio GraphicDisplays. The radio signal isreceived no matter where thelocation of the STI-3010display. The alarm information ischecked for accuracy, thendisplayed on the graphic frontpanel map of the STI-3010 display producing an audiblewarning signal. The audiblewarning can be silenced usingthe top-mounted acknowledgeswitch. However, any newalarm appearing at the mobilemap unit will cause the audiblealarm to resound.

CONSTANT SUPERVISION

The STI-3010 is continually super-vised “in use” for both communica-tions to the central control unit andinterference by outside signals. The STI-3010 encoder periodicallysends a test signal to each STI-3010regardless of whether alarms arepresent or not. Each display con-tin-uously checks for transmissions fromthe transmitter and for unidentified radio signals on the des-ignated radio frequency.

ALARM SIGNALTRANSMISSION

Separate front panel lamps indicateloss of communications with thecentral transmitter and/or the pres-ence of an interference signal. The STI-3010 encoder can formatand transmit up to 64 independentalarm signals plus an optional securi-ty code to each STI-3010 mobileradio graphic display. An optional touch screen mobilemap is also available.


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STI-3010 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS* STI-3010 MOBILE MAP ACCESSORIES

STI – Graphic Interface UnitConnecting your Graphic Display Annunciator to othersystems usually requires an interface between the outputsignals of the driving system and the graphic displaylamps. STI developed the Graphic Interface Unit (GIU) tosolve interface problems. The GIU is a microcontroller-based interface circuit board. It mounts on the reverseside of the graphic display and handles interface require-ments in software. Features of the GIU include: • up to 128 inputs, expandable to 256 • optional RS-232 interface • closed contact switching or switching transistor alarm

inputs • individual inputs/outputs on board • multiple lamp capability • software-controlled lamp interaction • off-the-shelf software available• annunciator programming available

STI – Special Purpose MMP ReceiverThe STI Special Purpose MMP Receiver provides a com-pact alarm receiver, decoder, and display compatible withthe Mobile Map Plus system that can be easily mountedin remote tower locations. It features the following:• Large 2-digit numeric digital display• REC and INT diagnostic lamps• One button acknowledge switch officer operation• Built-in audible device• Powered by wall-mounted plug in transformer• Battery back up (optional)

STI – Handheld MMP ReceiverSTI customers have requested a handheld unit that canreceive the same information as the standard MobileMap displays. The unit can be used as a service aid and to deploy additional officers in critical situ-ations. The Handheld MMP receiver provides a conven-ient rechargeable battery connection to your Mobile MapPlus radio-graphic display system. It features the following:• 2-digit digital display• 140 LED programmable graphic display (optional)• REC and INT diagnostic lamps• Rechargeable Ni-Cad battery pack (800maH)• Stick-on (replaceable) graphic display diagram• One button acknowledge switch officer operation• Built in audible device• Lightweight• Leather carrying case

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MOBILE RADIO GRAPHIC DISPLAY

Frequency: 450-470 MHz

Sensitivity: 0.5 uV

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 12 dB SINAD

Signal Decoder: FSK

Circuit Logic: CMOS

Power Supply: 12 VDC, 1 amp from vehicle battery

Screen: 1/4-inch polycarbonate display

Alarm Lamps: Ultrabrite LEDs

Dimensions: 8" x 11" x 3.5", plus sunshield;

Weight: Approx. 3.5 lbs.

RADIO TRANSMITTER

Frequency Range: 450-470 MHz

Power Output: 2 watts into 50 ohms

Signal Input: Current loop from encoder unit

Power Supply: 12 VDC, 1 amp plug-in power supply (included)

Enclosure: 12" x 12" x 4"

ALARM ENCODER

Alarm Inputs: 8 per basic unit. Expandable in groups of 8 to a maximum of 64

Signal Output: 2-wire “telephone line” current loop. Transmits up to 3000 feet.

Power Supply: 12 VDC, 1 amp providedfrom wall-mounted plug-in transformer

Enclosure: 12" x 12" x 4"

Weight: Approx. 5 lbs.

STI-3010 MOBILE MAP DIMENSIONS

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STI-3050Wall MountedAlarmAnnunciatorMap

Safeguards Technology’s STI-3050 Wall MountedAlarm Annunciator Map pro-vides a highly accurate graphicdisplay that allows securitypersonnel to effectivelyrespond to an alarm condition.The poly-carbonate non-glaregraphic surface provides forexcellent visual recognition.LED’s indicate the status orchange in status of each indi-vidual alarm zone and sector. STI-3050 Wall Mounted Alarm

Map Systems consist of a custom-designed graphic faceplate andenclosure. The faceplate consists of a .1875-inch 606l-T1 aluminumsubstrate with a .02-inch poly-carbonate graphic display bonded to the aluminum surface. All LEDlamps and other equipment aremounted to the aluminum substrate.The graphic representation is photo-graphically produced on the reverse(back) side of the polycarbonatesheet on a non-glare, velvet-texturedsurface. The graphic presentationcan be provided

in one or more of 11 distinct colors.For example, a typical display willshow the fence line and build-ings in bright blue, alarm areas and zones in white, and alarm zonesand wording in red. Accents andspecial features will be provided inyellow, orange, and green.

The synoptic map shows the pro-tected perimeter in a schematicform. Typically, three indicator lights(red, yellow and green) are associat-ed with each protected zone.Optionally, the map can be madeactive by being fitted with a micro-controller module.

* Specifications subject to change without prior notice.

STI-3050 WALL MAP SPECIFICATIONS*

Maps built to customer requirements.

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Graphic Faceplate: Custom MadeEnclosure: Standard 19-inch EIA mounting rails or custom madeGraphic Presentation: Custom Made Voltage: According to ClientSpecifications


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MultiPurposeReporting Unit

Safeguards Technology’s MultiPurpose Reporting Unit“MRU” is a state-of-the-artsystem interface capable ofreporting multiple sensoralarms to the PerimeterControl Center (PCC) or othercontrol unit.

The STI Multi PurposeReporting Unit “MRU”, pro-vides for effective reporting ofmultiple sensor alarms. It pro-vides 8 sensor inputs and 12output relays and featuresunique input to output logic-related connections for localindependent control. It alsoenables independent controlof each output relay via com-munication line.

FEATURES:

• Versatile security systemtransponder for indoor and outdoor applications

• 8 sensor inputs• 12 control outputs• RS-422 or dry contact data output

MRU TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*


GENERAL PURPOSE REPORTING UNIT-GPRU SPECIFICATIONS

Input: 8 dry contacts output

Output: 12 relays + 1 relay for “Fail”

Input voltage: 9-30 V dc

Current requirements: 12 mA quiescent; 140 mA all relays at hold; 240 mA all relays at hold in optical transmission

Temperature: -40°F to 140°F

Size: Weatherproof enclosure per NEMA

Data Input: Transponder Interrogation RS-422

Data Output: Transponder response RS-422/dry contact (option)

Transient Suppression: On data and power input and on relays output contacts

Control: Independent control of output relays via communication line.

End of line resistor: 3.9k(or as required)

Humidity: 20% to 95% condensing

Weight: 7.4 lbs. (with the enclosure)


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Multi-PurposeFiber Optic Reporting Unit

Safeguards Technology’s MultiPurpose Fiber OpticReporting Unit “MFRU” isused for effective reporting ofmultiple sensor alarms. Itprovides 8 supervised sensorinputs and 12 relay outputs.The MFRU features uniqueinput/output, logic-relatedcontacts for local independentcontrol. It also enablesindependent control of eachoutput relay viacommunication line. The unitacts as an optical signaltransponder to enable a daisychain type of multi-unitconnection.

FEATURES:• Versatile security system

transponder• For indoor or outdoor

applications• 8 sensor inputs• 12 control relay outputs• Fiber optic communication

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Fiber OpticReceiver and Transmitter

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4 Wire RS-422Communication

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TYPICAL SYSTEM DESIGN

MFRU TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS*

MULTI PURPOSE FIBER OPTIC REPORTING UNIT SPECIFICATIONS

Input: 8 supervised sensor contacts

Output: 12 relays + 1 relay for “Fail” (dry contacts 500mA at 50V)/Fiber Optic

Data Input: Fiber Optic via ST connectors

Data Output: Transponder response; fiber optic

Control: Independent control of output relays via supervised communication line

End of Line Resistor: 3.9k (or as required)

Input Voltage: 12-30V DC

Current Requirements: 100 mA quiescent; 240 mA all relays at hold; 120 mA allrelays on hold in optical transmission

Transient Suppression: On data and power input and on relays output contacts

Operation Temperature: -40°F to 140°F

Humidity: 20% to 95% condensing (in weatherproof enclosure)


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CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES

1000 Cell Close Security Facility......................................Anson County, NC1000 Cell Close Security Facility......................................Alexander County, NC1000 Cell Close Security Facility......................................Bertie, NC1000 Cell Close Security Facility......................................Maury, NC1000 Cell Close Security Facility......................................Scotland County, NCAlbemarle Correctional Facility.........................................New London, NCAnamosa State Penitentiary ............................................Anamosa, IAAvery Mitchell Correctional Facility...................................Spruce Pine, NCBedford Hills Corp. Facility ..............................................Bedford Hills, NYBergen County Annex Jail ...............................................Hackensack, NJBergen Pines Youth Center .............................................Paramus, NJBeto Unit .........................................................................Tennessee Colony, TXBoyd Unit ........................................................................Teague, TXBristol County Jail ...........................................................Holdbrook, MACentral Booking & Intake.................................................Baltimore, MDCharles Moore Unit .........................................................Bonham, TXCharleston Detention Center ...........................................Charleston, SCChester Correctional Facility ............................................Chester, PAChuckawalla Valley Correctional Facility...........................Blythe, CAClallam Bay Correctional Facility......................................Clallam Bay, WAClemens Unit...................................................................Brazaria, TXClinton Correctional Facility .............................................Danamora, NYCotulla Unit......................................................................Cotulla, TXCoxsackie Correctional Facility ........................................Coxsackie, NYCraven Correctional Facility .............................................Vanceboro, NCDelaware Correctional Facility..........................................Smyrna, DEDiboll Unit........................................................................Diboll, TXDownstate Correctional Facility .......................................Fishkill, NYEl Dorado Correctional Facility.........................................El Dorado, KSEllis I Unit.........................................................................Huntsville, TXEllsworth Correctional Facility ..........................................Ellsworth, KSElmira Correctional Facility...............................................Elmira, NYEstelle Unit ......................................................................Huntsville, TXFairfax County Jail ...........................................................Fairfax, VAFive Points Correctional Facility .......................................Seneca, NYFoot Hills Correctional Facility..........................................Morganton, NCFort Dodge Correctional Facility ......................................Fort Dodge, IAFort Stockton Unit ...........................................................Fort Stockton, TXFulton Diagnostic Center .................................................Fulton, MOGolden Grove Correctional Facility ..................................St. Croix, U.S.V.I.Goodman Unit.................................................................Jasper, TXHocking Correctional Facility ...........................................Nelsonville, OHHyde Correctional Facility ................................................Hyde, NCIonia Level 4 Correctional Facility.....................................Ionia, MIIowa Medical Correctional Center....................................Oakdale, IAIowa State Penitentiary....................................................Ft. Madison, IAJackson Correctional Facility ...........................................Black River Falls, WIJamesburg Training Center .............................................Jamesburg, NJKershaw Correctional Facility...........................................Kershaw, SCLakeview Shock Unit.......................................................Rockland, NYLarned Mental Health Facility ..........................................Larned, KSLeblanc Unit ....................................................................Beaumont, TXLuther Unit ......................................................................Navasota, TXMaine State Prison ..........................................................Warren, ME

SafeguardsTechnology Inc.Client List

Safeguards Technology, Inc. has been serving variousmarkets and industrieslocated throughout the world since 1982.

MARKETS AND INDUSTRIES SERVED

• Airports• Banking• Chemical• Communications Facilities• Computer Sites• Correctional Facilities• Electrical Utilities• Government Buildings• Nuclear Facilities• Nuclear Power Plants• Manufacturing• Military• Natural Gas Storage

Facilities• Petroleum Storage Terminals• Pharmaceuticals• Ports• Railway Facilities• R&D Sites• Refineries• Sensitive Buildings and Land

Areas• United States Government


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CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES (CONTINUED)

Marion Correctional Facility..............................................Marion, NCMaryland Correctional Training Center.............................Hagerstown, MDMaximum Prison Facility..................................................Cranston, RIMcDougal Correctional Facility ........................................Suffield, CTMinnesota Correctional Facility ........................................Stillwater, MNMinnesota Correctional Facility ........................................Rush City, MNMorre Unit .......................................................................Bonham, TXMt. Pleasant Correctional Facility.....................................Mt. Pleasant, IANewton Correctional Facility ............................................Newton, IANorthern Corp. Facility ....................................................Somers, CTNY Central Psychiatric Center .........................................Marcy, NYOld Colony Correctional Facility.......................................Bridgewater, MAPamlico Correctional Facility............................................Bayboro, NCPasquotank Correctional Facility .....................................Pasquotank, NCPickaway Correctional Inst. .............................................Orient, OHPitches Honor Jail (North Facility) ....................................Saugus, CAPItches Honor Jail (South Facility) ...................................Saugus, CAPowledge Unit.................................................................Palestine, TXRudd Unit........................................................................Brownfield, TXSCI Cambridge Springs........................................................Cambridge Springs, PASCI Graterford ................................................................Montgomery Co., PASCI Muncy ......................................................................Muncy, PASCI Pine Grove................................................................Indiana, PASegovia Unit ....................................................................Edinburg, TXShawangunk Correctional Facility....................................Walkill, NYSomerset State Hospital .................................................Somerset, PASouthern Ohio Correctional Facility .................................Lucasville, OHSouthport Correctional Facility (Chemung) ......................Pine City, NYStafford Creek Correctional Facility..................................Stafford Creek, WAState Correctional Institution............................................Pittsburgh, PASuffolk County Jail...........................................................Boston, MASullivan Correctional Facility ............................................Woodburn, NYTaycheedah Correctional Facility .....................................Fond du Lack, WIToledo Correctional Facility ..............................................Toledo, OHTulia Unit..........................................................................Tulia, TXUnited States Penitentiary (FBOP) ...................................Atwater, CAWalls Unit ........................................................................Huntsville, TXWarren Correctional Facility .............................................Menson, NCWende Correctional Facility .............................................Alden, NYWillard Drug Treatment Center ........................................Willard, NYWRDC, Missouri Dept. of Correction...............................St. Joseph, MO

INDUSTRIAL CLIENTS

Baker Roberts Construction............................................Pasco, WABoeing North America .....................................................ClassifiedChevron...........................................................................Salt Lake City, UTCommonwealth Electric Co.............................................Lincoln, MEE.I.Dupont .......................................................................Wilmington, DEE-Systems, Inc. ...............................................................Greenville, TXReynolds Elec. & Eng. Comp. .........................................ClassifiedStone & Webster Engineers ............................................Boston, MA

U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY

Voice of America Relay Station ......................KuwaitVoice of America Relay Station ......................MoroccoVoice of America Relay Station ......................PhilippinesVoice of America Relay Station ......................Thailand

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NUCLEAR / ENERGY FACILITIESS

Alabama Power Company.............................Fairly Nuclear Power Plant, ALBraidwood Generating Station.......................Braceville, ILByron Generating Station...............................Byron, ILCallaway Generating Station..........................Fulton, MOCallaway Nuclear Plant ..................................Fulton, MOCherokee Gas Company ...............................Atlanta, GAClinton Power Station ....................................Clintin, ILColumbia LNG. Corp. ....................................Cove Point, MDDresden Generating Station...........................Morris, ILHaverhill Gas Company .................................North Avenue TerminalKansas Gas & Electric Co..............................Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant, KSLaSalle Generating Station.............................Marseilles, ILLimerick Generating Station...........................Pottstown, PALowell Gas Company ....................................Wilmington Storage Terminal, MALowell Gas Company ....................................Westford SatelliteMacon Storage Room ...................................Atlanta, GANiagra Mohawk Power Co.............................9 Mile Nuclear Gen. Station, NYOyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station ......Forked River, NJPacific Gas & Electric.....................................Diablo Canyon, CAPeach Bottom Atomic Power Station ............Delta, PAProgress Energy - Brunswick Nuclear Plant ....Southport, NCProgress Energy - Crystal River .......................Crystal River, FLProgress Energy - Harris Plant.........................New Hill, NCProgress Energy - Robinson Nuclear Plant......Hartsville, SCPSE&G Salem/Hope Creek Nuclear Plant .....Hancock’s Bridge, NJQuad Cities Nuclear Power Station ...............Cordova, ILSohio Pipeline Company................................Zawalla StationThree Mile Island............................................Middletown, PAVogtel Nuclear Plant ......................................Waynesboro, GA

INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS

Brazilian Aeronautical SocietyCanada-Ontario Hydro (Darlington, Pickering, & Bruce B. Nuclear Power Plants)

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Allied Gen. Nuclear Services .........................Barnwell, SCArgonne National Lab....................................Scoville, IDBayou Choctaw SPR.....................................Plaquemine, LABig Hill SPR ...................................................Winnie, TXBryan Mound.................................................Freeport, TXE.I. Dupont ....................................................Savannah River Project, SCEngineering Dev. Lab.....................................FMEF, WAHanford Battle NW Lab. ................................Richland, WA - 200 areaIdaho Nuclear, Env' Eng' Lab ........................Idaho falls, IDLawrence Livermore Nat'l Lab .......................Livermore, CALos Alamos Labs...........................................Los Alamos, NMSandia National Labs.....................................Albuquerque, NMSandia National Labs.....................................Rocky Flats Facility, COSt. James Terminal SPR ................................St. James, LAStrategic Pet. Reserve ...................................New Orleans, LASulpher Mines SPR........................................Sulpher, LATexoma Meter Station....................................Lake Charles, LAUnited Nuclear Corp. .....................................Hanford, WAUnited Nuclear Corp. .....................................N-Reactor, WAWeeks Island SPR .........................................New Iberia, LAWest Hackberry SPR.....................................Hackberry, LAWestinghouse Hanford, Co............................Richland, WA - 300 areaWestinghouse Hanford, Co. .........................Richland, WA - 400 areaWestinghouse Nuclear Corp. .........................Hanford, WAWestinghouse Sav. River Co..........................Aiken, SCY-12 ..............................................................Oakridge, TN 4-3

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

U.S. Air Force.....................................................Altus, A.F.B.U.S. Air Force.....................................................Anvil Sari, NYU.S. Air Force.....................................................Beale A.F.B., CAU.S. Air Force.....................................................Cape Canaveral, FLU.S. Air Force.....................................................Carswell, TXU.S. Air Force.....................................................Kirtland A.F.B., NMU.S. Air Force.....................................................Dyass, TXU.S. Air Force.....................................................Edwards A.F.B., CAU.S. Air Force.....................................................Eglin A.F.B., FLU.S. Air Force.....................................................Grandforks, NDU.S. Air Force.....................................................Griffiss A.F.B., NYU.S. Air Force.....................................................McClellan A.F.B., CAU.S. Air Force.....................................................Nellis, NVU.S. Air Force.....................................................Norton A.F.B., CAU.S. Air Force.....................................................Pease A.F.B.,NHU.S. Air Force.....................................................Robins, GAU.S. Air Force.....................................................Tamuring, GuamU.S. Air Force.....................................................Travis A.F.B., CAU.S. Air Force.....................................................Whiteman, MOU.S. Army ..........................................................Cold Region Test Center, MEU.S. Army ..........................................................Corp. of Engineers, LAU.S. Army ..........................................................Defense Depot, Susquehanna, PAU.S. Army ..........................................................Ft. Bragg, NCU.S. Army ..........................................................Ft. McNair, Washington, DCU.S. Army ..........................................................KuwaitU.S. Army ..........................................................MeradcomPearl Harbor Naval Station.................................Oahu, HIU.S. Navy...........................................................Naples, ItalyU.S. Navy...........................................................Naval Weapons Station, Earle, NJU.S. Navy...........................................................Space & Naval Warfare Ctr.

Charleston, SCU.S. Navy...........................................................NPWTC, Norfolk, VAU.S. Navy...........................................................Paxtuxent River, MDU.S. Navy...........................................................Roosevelt Roads, PRU.S. Navy...........................................................Rota, SpainU.S. Navy...........................................................Signella, Cubi PointU.S. Navy...........................................................Subbase, New London, CT

AIRPORTS

O’Hare International Airport................................Chicago, IL

OTHER

American Hebrew Academy...............................Greensboro, NCAmtrak ...............................................................Los Angeles, CABergen County Prosecutor's Lot........................Hackensack, NJBushwick Family Shelter ....................................Brooklyn, NYCenter for Disease Control .................................Atlanta, GAFederal Reserve Bank ........................................Richmond, VALos Angeles County Transportation Commission

- Metro Green Line .........................................Los Angeles, CAMuseum of Modern Art ......................................New York, NYNational Institute of Health .................................Bethesda, MDNYC Teleport, Port Authority ..............................Staten Island, NYSix Flags Great Adventure Amusement Park .....Jackson, NJ

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