perimeterledninger

Perimeterledninger, often translated as perimeter wiring or boundary wires, are essential components in certain types of electronic security and control systems. Their primary function is to establish a defined boundary or perimeter that the system monitors. When this perimeter is breached, the system is triggered to initiate a specific action, such as sounding an alarm, sending a notification, or activating a recording device.

These wires are typically installed around the property line of a home, business, or other sensitive area. They can be buried underground, run along fences, or be discreetly integrated into landscaping. The wires themselves often carry a low-voltage electrical signal. When the continuity of this signal is interrupted, for example, by cutting the wire or by an object or person crossing the defined line and disrupting the electrical field, the system registers this as an intrusion.

Perimeterledninger are commonly used in conjunction with invisible fence systems for pets, where they create a boundary that an animal is trained not to cross. In security contexts, they can act as a first line of defense, detecting attempts to enter an area before more sophisticated sensors are triggered. The technology is relatively simple but effective for establishing a clear, monitored perimeter.