The heart of the FIBER FENCE Security System is the Zone Control Unit. Using a laser, this unit sends light through the fiber optic cable and sensors. When the fiber or a sensor detects an event such as a pull, stress or a break, the amount of light sent back to the Zone Control Unit is reduced causing an alert light and audible alarm. The alert also triggers a relay switch that can provide any number of desired outcomes. As an example, the relay can be included in an alarm circuit to an exterior horn or light system, an automated telephone dial up system, or another security system. There is also a USB Internet Zone Control Unit and software package that can provide alerts on your computer for multiple zones, identify the zone location to expedite the response, and provide email and text alerts.

Use 1 Zone Control Unit for each zone.

Unlike a traditional electrical wire security system, an intruder cannot easily reconnect or bypass the optical fiber used in the FIBER FENCE Security System.

In the Splicing Kit, we provide you with all the necessary products and procedures that will give you the ability to reconnect or perform a splice to repair your system in the field. This can eliminate any additional service cost(s) that an outside technician may charge for repairs. The picture is an example of items contained in the Splicing Kit.

This kit contains (4) FIS Splice Protection Sleeves for Mechanical Splices, (4) 1/4" Copper Tube Straps, FIS Mini Visual Fault Locator with 2.5mm Adapter, FIS Field Termination Cleaver, FIS 3 Hole Jacket Stripper, (12) FIS Mechanical Splices, (24) FIS Isopropyl Alcohol Pre-Moistened Towelettes 4"x6", FIS Lab Splice Blister Pack of 12, Clear Super Glue Single Tube, FIS Logo Soft Case, Instruction Manual, 25 meters of Fiber Fence Cable with FC/UPC connector installed.  

The FIBER FENCE Rack safely and conveniently holds up to four Zone Control Units. Control Units can be installed in the rack upon request.

This is the heart of the Fiber Fence Security System. Using a laser, this unit sends light through the fiber optic cable and sensors. When the fiber or a sensor detects an event such as a pull, stress, or a break, the amount of light sent back to the Zone Control Unit is reduced causing an alert light and audible alarm. The alert also triggers a relay switch that can provide any number of desired outcomes. As an example, the relay can be included in an alarm circuit to an exterior horn or light system, an automated telephone dial-up system, or another security system. There is also a USB Internet Zone Control Unit and software package that can provide alerts on your computer for multiple zones, identify the zone location to expedite the response and provide email and text alerts.