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ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PERIMETER AND PHYSICAL BARRIER PROTECTION WITH MADE IN THE USA SHOCK SENSORS

Terminus Shock Sensors help defend high-security locations around the world by reporting early warning, unauthorized entry attempts involving harmful activity. The Terminus early warning intrusion detection architecture keeps your premises safe by detecting intruders before they penetrate physical barriers.

Our Shock Sensors reliably safeguard your assets... even in the most rugged environments. Sensors are specifically designed for mounting on physical barriers such as doors, fences, windows, walls, roofs, and more.

Key Features Include:

Standard and Recessed Sensors

Small and attractive brown or white outer housing

Dual Contact Technology reduces false alarms

Gold plated contacts for excellent conductivity

Hermetically sealed against dust and moisture

Engineered for extreme temperatures (-40 F to 160 F)

10 Year Limited Warranty

UL 639 Listed

Integrates with 3rd party systems

SHOCK SENSOR PRODUCT FAMILY

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Terminus Interior Shock Sensors provide superior perimeter protection and are UL approved for mounting on windows, walls, roofs, ATMs, and night depositories. They are also designed for safes and vaults.

These versatile and dependable seismic sensors are available in standard and recessed form factors.

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Terminus Exterior Sensors integrate with your perimeter fencing and/or walls to signal an alarm when someone climbs, cuts or lifts the fence fabric.

They also detect attempted entry through walls by sensing impacts caused when a material is broken, hammered, cut, sawed or strained. The sensors are mountable on wood, brick, cinder block walls, or metal.

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Terminus UL-Listed Processors feature microprocessor-based SMD (surface mount device) technology, individual relay outputs, and a choice of glass-break or count select mode.

Terminus processors monitor Terminus shock sensors on a wide variety of surfaces including all types of glass, fencing, masonry, or wallboard.

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