Perimitrax is a covert perimeter intrusion detection sensor that generates an invisible electromagnetic field around buried sensor cable. If an intruder disturbs the field, an alarm is declared. In the case of a network system, the alarm is instantly communicated over the sensor cables to a PC-based central control system.

Unlike many sensors, Perimitrax uses a large volumetric field to detect moving targets based on their electrical conductivity, size and movement. Unless a target possesses the minimum alarm characteristics, it will not be detected. A person or vehicle crossing through the field is detected while small animals and birds are ignored. Common environmental false alarm sources like foliage, rain, snow, and blowing sand are easily filtered out by Perimitrax's advanced adaptive algorithms. The intelligent signal processing provides the highest Probability of Detection (Pd) of any sensor type and an extremely low False and Nuisance Alarm Rate (FAR/NAR).

Because the sensor cables do not change site aesthetics and the detection field is invisible, interuders remain unaware of Perimitrax's presence and cannot