Fibre-based detection analyses vibration patterns and maps recognised boundary events with selected camera links. Security operators review the event location and visual context before organising a patrol.
An extended boundary can be difficult to watch from a few fixed positions. Bandweaver uses distributed acoustic sensing, a technique that reads vibration along fibre cable, to identify disturbances on selected perimeter sections. A detection unit sends light through the cable and analyses changes in the returning signal, allowing a recognised event to be placed along the monitored route.
The installation can use fence or wall mounting, or a buried arrangement selected for the site and threat. Products such as FenceSentry feed event locations into MaxView software, where operators see site maps and configured zones. Integration can bring camera feeds or a video management system into the same response process. Selected interfaces also connect alarms to other security equipment and control systems.
Security staff receive the mapped disturbance location and review the available video context before organising a patrol or investigation. Configured zones and thresholds connect the recognised event with the relevant part of the boundary. Camera integrations add visual information to the verification workflow. The passive fibre route brings those local signals into a shared operating view for the team following perimeter activity.
Sensors, gateways and spare units
Site survey, mounting, commissioning and configuration
Platform subscription, connectivity, data and support
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Monitor industrial perimeters and selected site areas.
Monitor industrial perimeter and security events.
The application supports fence or wall mounting and selected buried arrangements. The detector, cable and settings must suit the site and threat being assessed.
No. A selected dual-channel loop can retain coverage after a cut. A linear arrangement monitors only up to the break.
The console shows the event location, with selected camera or video management integration adding visual context for verification.
No. Cable installation, site conditions, detection settings and the selected system affect the result. The perimeter should be tested against the intended events.
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For 1 site with 10 monitored assets in United States, IoT Apps estimates $3,300 – $11k in the first year and $300 – $1,200 every year after. This is an estimate based on comparable deployments, not a quote from Bandweaver.
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