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See INTREPID MicroPoint-PoE At SAGE See INTREPID MicroPoint-PoE At SAGE – INTREPID MicroPoint-PoE is a perimeter fence detection system ideal for applications with cut-or-climb intrusion risks. Proprietary digital signal processing algorithms precisely locate intrusion attempts to within 3 metres while ignoring harmless disturbances caused by wind, rain or vehicle traffic, producing superior probability of detection […]

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    See INTREPID MicroPoint-PoE At SAGE

    See INTREPID MicroPoint-PoE At SAGE – INTREPID MicroPoint-PoE is a perimeter fence detection system ideal for applications with cut-or-climb intrusion risks.

    Proprietary digital signal processing algorithms precisely locate intrusion attempts to within 3 metres while ignoring harmless disturbances caused by wind, rain or vehicle traffic, producing superior probability of detection and a low nuisance alarm rate.

    According to Charlie Michael of local distributor Perimeter Systems Australia, this IP-based solution couples the field-proven performance of MicroPoint II with TCP/IP network integration via a single Ethernet cable, providing installation and maintenance convenience, system design flexibility and lower infrastructure costs.

    Don’t miss MicroPoint-PoE at SAGE, Realm Hotel Canberra, next Thursday, November 17 – pre-register here!

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