Semi-Trailer Security System

Car Alarm System

The car alarm system kit comes with 2 remote control key fobs, consisting of a central control unit and two compact remote control key fobs. The consoles allow for convenient system control, while the device coordinates its operation.

Combined System

The car alarm system kit with 2 remote control key fobs consists of a central control unit, two compact remote control key fobs, and a security control unit with LED indicators. The remote controls allow for convenient system control, while the device coordinates its operation and displays the system status via LED indicators.

PIN Alarm System

Integrated keyboard for alarm control, mounted on a semi-trailer or container. Three password change methods are provided: permanent password, password change from the office, and dynamic password change. Ensures reliable cargo protection and convenient access control for safe cargo transportation.

PIB Alarm System

Control required from the truck through the VIB block (does not operate autonomously). The main system component is the alarm control unit with LED indicators, providing a convenient interface to monitor various system states.

Sensors

We offer a wide range of sensors, including door sensors, PIR sensors, and more. More information about available sensors can be found by clicking the link below.

Power Supply Types

1) Vehicle-Powered

In this mode, the alarm is activated and operates only when the vehicle is turned on. This ensures continuous system operation during travel and maximum safety while driving.

2) Dual-Power (Autonomous)

This system has a dual power source - during operation, it uses energy from the vehicle and has an additional 12-volt capacity and 7-amp-hour battery, ensuring reliable protection when the vehicle is turned off. The PC32 switch allows for easy switching between power sources, making the system more flexible and reliable.

Operating Principle of Combined Security Systems:

The trailer security system operates on a highly advanced microcomputer, which properly collects data from numerous strategically placed alarm sensors. Upon detection of any related events or conditions by these sensors, the microcomputer meticulously processes the received information. It then reports the results via an illuminated LED screen, thoughtfully located on the front panel of the trailer. This LED screen also serves as an informative tool to the driver, providing insights in real-time about the currently selected security mode.

Convenient mode selection is facilitated by two remote control key fobs, providing users with an intuitive and universal platform to configure their security preferences. Upon activating the security system, the LED screen begins a distinct blinking, signaling the system's transition to an enhanced security readiness state. In the event that any sensor is triggered, the security system promptly delivers a combination of audible and visual warnings, effectively alerting nearby individuals to the breach.

Furthermore, the system features a convenient alarm deactivation function, allowing authorized users to easily deactivate it with the remote control key fob. In case of power failure, the system automatically activates its own siren, ensuring that an additional level of security is maintained even in unfavorable conditions.

It is noteworthy that when integrated with a GPS device, the security system gains the ability to transmit vital information. This includes the alarm system's status (whether it is activated or deactivated) and the current status of the doors (open or closed). By providing these key details, the security system enhances overall trailer security and tracking capabilities, thereby contributing to comprehensive asset protection.

Below, you will find various types of trailers and possible solutions ensuring their safety and the operation of these solutions.

Safety system for refrigerated trailer

Safety system for tent trailer

Safety system for double trailer

TAPA CERTIFICATION

The cargo section security system meets several key requirements outlined in the Transportable Asset Protection Association (TAPA) guidelines aimed at enhancing the security and protection of transported goods. Some of the TAPA directive requirements met by the cargo zone security system include:

Intrusion Detection: The system utilizes various sensors, including PIR sensors and magnetic door sensors, to detect unauthorized access and intrusion attempts, aligning with TAPA's emphasis on intrusion detection as a primary security measure.

Danger Signals and Notifications: Activating the siren and other danger components ensures that the system can immediately issue audible warnings in case of security breaches, consistent with TAPA guidelines regarding immediate notifications.

Tamper Resistance: Integrated anti-tamper sensors, secure cables, and controlled signal levels within the system aim to prevent unauthorized access and detect it according to TAPA guidelines aimed at preventing unauthorized access and tampering.

Real-Time Monitoring: The system's compatibility with GPS/GSM transport tracking systems allows real-time monitoring and location tracking, meeting TAPA's requirements for cargo tracking and monitoring.

Comprehensive Documentation: By providing detailed technical specifications and complying with industry standards, the system supports TAPA guidelines for comprehensive security documentation.

User Access Control: Remote control panels and centralized management blocks allow authorized users to control the system, aligning with TAPA's goal of controlling and ensuring access to assets.

Data Transmission and Memory: The system's ability to transmit data and record alarms and power supply disruptions ensures the availability of historical information that meets TAPA requirements for comprehensive data management.