Sensitive Camera Detection
RaiderVision employs dual optic detection, meaning that an object must break two detection beams in order to trigger an alarm. This vastly reduces the number of false activations, compared to other systems using a single optic detector. This significant reduction in false alarms means we can respond to confirmed alarm activations much quicker than other providers.
Most Common Alarm Triggers In 2018
We recently ran a report on alarm activations over the last 12 months to see what the common triggers were. The findings were:
Examples of Confirmed Alarm Events
Main gate intrusion with vehicle; organized attack
Opportunist over-the-fence intrusion by teenagers or adults
Potential homebuyers wanting to see new houses
Rough sleepers using scaffolding to get off the street and under shelter
Children and teenagers using scaffolding as climbing frames
Examples of False Alarm Events
Plastic sheeting left on-site in front of cameras and blowing in high wind
Unsecured scaffold netting blowing in high wind
Unsecured Heras fence panels blowing in high wind
Birds landing on or directly in front of cameras
High wind causing significant movement in nearby foliage
