Cable Laid Underground
The fiber optic sensing cable was laid underground along the perimeter of the campus.
The FOTAS Fiber Optic Sensing System was installed to strengthen the perimeter security of one of the country's most important public institutions.
The Kenya Parliament campus is one of the country's most important public institutions. The FOTAS Fiber Optic Sensing System was installed in order to strengthen the perimeter security of the campus.
Within the scope of the project, a buried intrusion detection application was implemented along an approximately 600 meter long perimeter line.
Within the scope of the project, a buried intrusion detection application was implemented along an approximately 600 meter long perimeter line.
The fiber optic sensing cable was laid underground along the perimeter of the campus.
Burying the cable protects it against external factors and prevents it from being sabotaged.
The system is intended to detect unauthorized entry attempts towards the parliament campus.
The FOTAS system operates integrated into the existing security infrastructure of the campus.
Detected alarms are transmitted to the security operators in real time.
Each alarm is verified through the existing camera system before a response is initiated.
Verified alarms allow the security teams to respond quickly to the location of the event.
Talk to our engineering team about FOTAS buried fiber optic sensing for government campuses, embassies and other high-security sites.