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Intrepid MicroWave 330 From Perimeter Systems Australia

Based on Southwest Microwave’s field-proven microwave detection technology, it provides volumetric detection of human intruders with minimal environmental nuisance alarms. Advanced digital signal processing (DSP) allows continuous monitoring of intrusion alarm and tamper switch status, received signal strength and detection parameters.  As part of the new-generation INTREPID family, MicroWave 330 networks seamlessly with MicroPoint II fence […]

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    Based on Southwest Microwave’s field-proven microwave detection technology, it provides volumetric detection of human intruders with minimal environmental nuisance alarms. Advanced digital signal processing (DSP) allows continuous monitoring of intrusion alarm and tamper switch status, received signal strength and detection parameters. 
    As part of the new-generation INTREPID family, MicroWave 330 networks seamlessly with MicroPoint II fence detection sensor and MicroTrack II buried cable detection sensor using a common, open architecture communications protocol.
    Features include digital signal processing (DSP), seamless networking capabilities, microwave path monitoring; K-BAND frequency; simplified maintenance; interference and surge protection; weather-resistant packaging and integrated I/O modules.
    Perimeter Systems Australia
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