Viandas laser beam detectors work with different beams in four directions

Due to its high laser penetration, long detection range and extremely low false alarm rate, the laser detector has been an ideal detector for perimeter anti-intrusion and special detection systems for key safety control sites since its introduction. The understanding of the technical performance of laser intrusion detectors, laser intrusion detectors are also more and more widely used in security and industrial fields. Due to their long distance protection, good environmental adaptability and stable working conditions, more and more applications have been applied. To the various security protection places such as troops, prisons, petrochemicals, railways, electric power, banks, factories, schools, high-end communities, etc., with the continuous expansion of laser radiation detector applications, it seriously affects the sales of laser detector products. Some problems of application depth are also clearly revealed. For example, when using the laser to shoot the alarm system in the perimeter, it is necessary to install two laser detectors at the corner of the perimeter to not leave a dead angle, which does not affect the appearance. Also increased equipment costs.

So we can solve this problem as long as we realize the technique of working in two or more directions with a single laser detector at the corner.

The Viandas laser technology R&D team has worked hard for 18 months. After more than 40 program updates and more than 100 outdoor field tests, the fifth-generation laser beam detector has been successfully launched - the Viandas flagship laser pair. Shoot the detector! The fifth-generation Ultimate Laser Optics has successfully implemented a single laser-to-shoot detector that works in two or more directions simultaneously.

The internal composite insulation bracket of the detector is designed with coaxial ladder connection, which can realize different beams of different detectors working in different directions. One detector can realize different beams to work in four different directions at the same time. Viandas' fifth-generation laser-to-shoot detector industry develops a coaxial ladder-connected internal structure. The number and height of the detector's beam can be arbitrarily increased or decreased according to user needs, and each beam structure can be rotated 360° inside the detector. Different beams of the same detector can work in different directions according to user requirements. Different beams of one detector can work in up to four different directions, which solves the problem of laser detectors in the actual application at the corner or the intersection of two detectors. Congestion and clutter caused by the need to install two or more detectors can greatly reduce equipment costs and improve the aesthetics of the installation site.