OT . What is this gadget?

Dec 30, 2019 Last reply: 6 years ago 27 Replies

"wide 10 degree" er...... Shome mishtake?

This was situated outside a garden centre. Does anyone know what it is?



https://www.google.com/maps/@55.9722403,-4.3286815,3a,45.6y,271.6h,76.95t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sd-_bFRMniQzDWyobYUNpsw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656


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Looks like a proximity sensor alarm.

A security device. Common on some building sites when there?s no human presence.

They have proximity detectors that trigger a spoken message warning of contact with the police. I dare say they have cameras too.

Tim

It's a PID Systems Armadillo

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Features include

3 x 5Mp HD Cameras with wide 10 degree horizontal field of view and adaptive high speed exposure control and compensation 12 x Remote Configured Adaptive Smart PIR Sensors 3 x 4000 lumen High Efficiency LED White Light Illuminators 3 x 110 DB intruder detection audio warning speakers Prerecord site Health and Safety announcement enabled Rotational, Angular and Vibration based Anti-Tamper Detection Programmable Range Active InfraRed Anti-Masking Remote customer log-in & viewing capability Remote ?Guard Tour? capability

Owain

Electric Police car charging point

But not machine guns, yet, like RoboCop

:-)

It looks quite valuable. What prevents it being stolen? :)

It probably phones home so they can see you carrying it away and where you're carrying it to.

Unless you drop a faraday cage over it using a drone :-)

Owain

Essentially, all you need to steal this device is a disguise and a roll of kitchen foil. It doesn't even seem to be bolted down.

ear plugs advised

("3 x 110 DB intruder detection audio warning speakers")

Good point. You'd need a can of squirty foam as well as the kitchen roll.

Is a DB a Decabel, ie 100 dB?

It's mate that is by the shed:-)

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You're a bloody good risk assessor...

I actually have spotted 3

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