Sensores Enterrados

Water systems answer to AWIA risk assessments while running fences around plants, reservoirs and dozens of unmanned pump stations. RBtec gives each site type a standard zoned detection layer that reports back over the telemetry the system already runs.

Substations are unmanned, spread across whole service territories, and increasingly targeted — from copper theft to sabotage. RBtec turns the station fence into a zoned detection layer reporting through existing SCADA, documented for CIP-014.

Storage facility break-ins happen after hours, through or over the fence, while cameras record quietly. RBtec IRONCLAD turns the perimeter into an alarm zone on the burglar panel you already have, so response starts while the thief is still at the fence.

Ports run long landside fences and a waterside that no fence can cover, under ISPS and MTSA obligations. RBtec covers both: zoned detection on the fence line and Marinet underwater detection where the intruder arrives by water.

Large private properties have long, irregular boundaries — walls, hedges, gates and open ground — and no security team on site. RBtec detects an intruder at the boundary and reports where, before they reach the house.

Refineries, terminals and tank farms run some of the longest fences in industry, often around hazardous areas where powered electronics cannot go. RBtec covers the distance with passive fiber sensing and keeps every active component safely outside the zone.

On a border or a base, the adversary plans around what they can see. RBtec buried fiber gives them nothing to plan against, and fence sensing, ground sensors and protected distribution close the layers above and behind it.

Cargo theft breaks records every year, and it starts at the fence around the trailer yard. RBtec turns that fence into a zoned alarm layer that satisfies TAPA FSR auditors and feeds the cameras your guards already watch.

A classified network is only as secure as the cable runs between secure rooms. RBtec alarmed carrier PDS protects SIPRNet and other classified circuits between SCIFs and connected buildings, in line with CNSSI 7003 and without concrete encasement.