Tempe, Arizona - Southwest Microwave has expanded its suite of INTREPID™ intelligent perimeter detection systems with the new INTREPID™ Model 336 Long Range Digital Microwave Link. This advanced volumetric sensor couples Southwest Microwave’s field-proven RF detection technology with leading-edge embedded digital signal processing (DSP) capabilities to reliably discriminate between intrusion attempts and environmental disturbances or other false targets, mitigating risk of site compromise while preventing nuisance alarms.
Now with optional built-in IP and POE capabilities. Using a single cable for data and power transmission, each Model 336-POE sensor operates as a secure element that seamlessly integrates with other perimeter intrusion detection devices such as IP cameras and access control systems. Along with advanced digital signal processing for enhanced detection and nuisance alarm prevention, the IP-enabled Model 336-POE microwave link offers greater flexibility in system design, lower installation costs, networked power redundancy and encrypted data backup, plus the convenience of remote monitoring.
Designed for the protection of fence lines, open areas, gates, entryways and rooftop applications, the all-weather INTREPID™ Model 336 has a 1500-foot detection range and operates at K-band frequency, optimizing the detection of slow-moving intruders and limiting susceptibility to interference from external radar or other microwave systems. Unique parabolic dish and antenna design assures superior beam control and predictable Fresnel zones, further enhancing probability of detection (Pd) and low nuisance alarm rates (NAR).
Offering maximum protection against human sabotage, Model 336 is an ideal detection solution for security-sensitive sites such as nuclear plants, correctional facilities or government / military installations. Heavy duty components and packaging, integrated radome tamper switches and optional steel enclosures for external wiring and connections prevent physical abuse. Integrated EMI/RFI shielding protects sensor electronics against external electromagnetic or radio frequency interference.
“To address the needs of our most security sensitive customers, this sensor’s standalone configuration and on-board relay alarm outputs for monitoring of alarms eliminate the risk of hacking or other digital compromise faced by networked devices,” said Bob Kirkaldie, Southwest Microwave’s Director of Sales.
Model 336 features 6 crystal-controlled, field selectable modulation channels with narrow band filtering, preventing interference between sensors. Units can be dual, triple or quad stacked for ultra-high security applications.
User-friendly Installation Service Tool (IST) software simplifies sensor set-up, and graphically controls and monitors sensor status, control parameters and signal strength with laptop convenience via optically-isolated, surge protected USB-B connection.
“All of our INTREPID™ solutions offer a unique feature set relative to competing technologies in the intrusion detection marketplace in terms of ease of use, consistently repeatable performance in maximizing intruder detection while minimizing nuisance alarms, and ability to withstand climatic extremes or tampering”, explained Kirkaldie.
“Our new Model 336 bi-static sensor is no exception. A new standalone, long range digital sensor with high Pd, low NAR and enhanced protection against physical or digital compromise makes the INTREPID™ Model 336 an attractive new alternative for our customers.”
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About Southwest Microwave, Inc.: Southwest Microwave, Inc. produces, sells and supports the world’s broadest range of integrated outdoor perimeter security systems for the protection of critical infrastructure, high value assets and personnel. With more than 70,000 systems in 80 countries, Southwest Microwave detection technologies fortify many of the world’s highest security sites in the government, military, utilities, industrial, transportation, correctional and VIP residential sectors. For more information, visit www.southwestmicrowave.com/ssd, www.YouTube.com/southwestmicrowave Twitter: @SWMicrowave
