Perimeter Security Design Tool
Draw your fence, wall or site on a map, choose IRONCLAD, MicAlert, WallAlert, RaySense fiber or PulseVi LiDAR, and get a bill of materials you can share. Free, in English or Spanish.
Free to use. You register once with your name, work email and company, then start designing. Versión en español
See how it works
The tool has three planners. Each one has a short tour and a full step-by-step guide.
What you can plan
Fence and wall sensor cable on the barrier you already have. Each zone reports to a processor (LPU), so every alarm names the zone it came from.
MicAlert
Sensor cable for welded mesh, rigid panels, palisade, railing and aluminum fences. About MicAlert
For long, buried or covert perimeters, and for 3D LiDAR coverage of a site.
RaySense
For long, buried or covert perimeters. The fiber carries no electronics or power, so all the hardware sits in one rack, a redundant loop survives a cable cut, and intrusions are pinpointed to 3 m / 10 ft. About RaySense
PulseVi
Design LiDAR sensor coverage along a site perimeter, including buildings and parked trucks that block the view. About PulseVi
Not sure which one fits your site? Talk to an engineer
How the fence and wall planner works
Find your site
Enter an address, a place name or coordinates, then zoom in until the fence is clear. Show distances in feet or meters.
Choose the fence or wall type
Chain-link for IRONCLAD, welded mesh, rigid panels, palisade or railing for MicAlert, or a wall for WallAlert. You can change a single zone later.
Draw the perimeter
Click the map at each corner of the fence, or import the fence line from a Google Earth or GIS file (KML or KMZ).
Place the processors, gates and accessories
The tool places the LPUs and splits the fence into zones. Drag an LPU to where power is available, then add gates and accessories.
Get the quote and share it
The bill of materials updates with every change. Copy it into an email, or copy an editable link that opens your site map in the planner.
Before you start
You can start with eight quick, optional questions about the site: type, perimeter, fence or wall, and gates. Your answers pre-select the fence type in the planner and travel with the quote you copy to email.
For a full site survey, download the General Site Questionnaire and return it to [email protected].
Integrators and consultants
Use the Share button in the tool to send your customer a referral link. When they register through it, their lead is linked to you and you get an email notification.
Common questions
Is the Design Tool free?
Yes. You register with your name, work email, company and country so we can prepare your quote and follow up on your project. Your details go to RBtec only and are not shared with third parties.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. The tool walks you through each step and shows what to do next on the map. If you get stuck, talk to an engineer.
Can I import my site plan?
Yes. Import the fence line from a Google Earth or GIS export (KML or KMZ).
Is it available in Spanish?
Yes. Switch the language at the top right of the tool, or open the Spanish version.
Can I share a design with a colleague or customer?
Yes. Copy an editable link from the quote step. Anyone with the link opens the same site map in the planner, ready to edit.
Ready to plan your site?
Draw your perimeter and get a bill of materials you can send.