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DTR combat-proven, nearly maintenance-free systems work and work and work. True Physical Barrier The DTR systems are based on an electro-mechanical sensor
incorporated in a taut wire fence that serves as a true physical barrier. A DTR taut wire system can be installed as a stand-alone, wall-mounted or as an addition to an existing structure. No power supply is required in the field.
In the freestanding configuration, a DTR can be mounted on a variety of fence posts, including the standard angle-iron, pipe or concrete post of any size. When wall-mounted or as an addition to an existing structure, the
DTR fence can be installed as short posts, with or without outriggers. A DTR fence can follow the contour of almost any terrain and can be any desired height and length.
Very Low False Alarm Rate The latest generation DTR-3000 incorporates a very reliable, computerized, on-line intrusion alarm system with an extremely low false alarm rate (FAR) of less than 1 false alarm per 3 months,
per kilometer, even in harsh climatic conditions. Deflection of a DTR-3000 fence wire by spreading, climbing over or through the fence or release of wire tension by cutting, causes
an immediate visual and audio alarm signal at the system's central control. The intrusion alarm system remains unaffected by forces of up to 25 kg. (50 lbs.), preventing false alarms caused by such small
animals as rabbits, birds, cats and dogs. Patented Self-adjusting Sensors At the heart of the DTR-3000 intrusion detection system are patented electromechanical sensors that automatically self-adjust
to any wire creepage caused by temperature variations, slight soil movements, etc. This important self-compensating feature significantly contributes to the reduction of false alarms.
The DTR-3000 utilizes the same sensor as the DTR 2000 yet operates in a multiplex version allowing for better alarm resolution and more system flexibility. The DTR-3000 sensors are mounted on sensor posts, each of
which is divided into 6 separate groups of sensors. Each group is separately - and continuously - monitored by the system control, enabling the continued normal functioning of all groups while one
is undergoing periodic maintenance or is being serviced for a possible malfunction. Monitoring is done through the sophisticated Sensor Post Reporting Unit (SPRU) installed on each post and linked to the
system control by an information cable. Each post has a tamper-proof cover monitored by the system control. Turnkey or Self-installation
Correct installation requires that each sensor post be mounted on
a mechanically rigid support post that is firmly embedded in the ground. Each mounted sensor post should be located midway between 2 anchor posts which are used to secure the ends of the
fence wires. The distance between anchor posts should not be more than 60 meters (200 ft.). Sliding devices should be located at 3 meter (10 ft.) intervals between the sensor and anchor posts. These are designed to
maintain proper wire spacing and convert vertical deflection of the wire into the lateral motion necessary to operate the sensors. Intermediate independent floating, sliding devices, operating on
the same principle, can be fitted to the fence in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, in order to increase the sensitivity of the system. An entire DTR-3000 perimeter intrusion detection system is
powered by just one power supply located in the system control, requiring no additional power supplies or battery backups in the field. Optional Add-ons Additional alarm devices, such as floodlights, sirens, CCTV, etc.,
may be connected to any sensor post in systems with an SPRU and activated either manually or automatically by the system control. For systems without an SPRU, an attractive option is the PAGER
device. The PAGER device consists of two indicator LEDs which can be installed in each post for presenting a clear visual sign on the fence itself at the actual site of an alarm or malfunction.
Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) and Climate Proof The DTR-3000 patented electromechanical sensor is not effected by RFI, climatic and atmospheric conditions including
lightning or by electrical transients from nearby power lines and vehicles. DTR-3000 System Components The major components are as follows: Field-mounted Equipment
Control Equipment The DTR-3000 is available in 2 control configurations:
Order leaflet on Advanced Computerized Control for more information. DTR-3000 Technical Specifications Physical Description
Environment
Electro-magnetic Field Interference (EMI) Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)
Reliability
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