Long response times
An out-of-town location delays any response team — and the intruder knows it.
Warehouses are large, lightly supervised and usually sited outside town. Response times are long, perimeter lighting is limited and high-value stock sits in one place. Those three factors make them one of the most attractive targets for planned theft.
An out-of-town location delays any response team — and the intruder knows it.
Electronics, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics or tobacco are concentrated in a single aisle.
Physically securing thousands of square metres is not economically viable.
Rather than filling an entire warehouse, we protect the critical zones: high-value aisles, the secure cage, loading doors and the office or safe area. The high-output Sentinel S150 and S100 are built for volumes of this size. The system is wired to the site alarm panel by zone, so only the breached area is filled and the rest of the operation is unaffected.
Only if it is correctly sized. Fog behaves differently in high-bay volumes, so nozzle height, direction and unit count are set from a volume calculation. This is a survey task, not a catalogue choice.
The system only arms when the site is closed and the alarm is set. Even so, we train all staff on evacuation and conduct: the fog is not harmful to breathe, but because vision is lost, calm evacuation rules are taught.
Low temperatures affect performance and require specific assessment. For cold-store projects we measure the temperature range and air circulation before choosing the model and its placement.
We visit your site, calculate the volume and agree the right model and placement with you. The survey and the quote are free.