MarineGuard Luxury Yacht Security
Sure
Action Pulsor Stress Sensors
Quality, Versatility, Dependability: The Choice for High-End
Boat Security and Automation
For more than two decades, Pulsor stress sensors have been installed on megayachts and
historical boats around the world. The sensors are used as security
devices, mounted under decking, and as automation devices, usually as
triggers for cameras. Pulsors are also used for triggering lights.
Why
Install Pulsors?
- SURE ACTION'S PULSORS ARE invisible. Since the sensors are mounted under the decking, they are invisible to people walking around the vessel. They don't affect the decor or function of any cabin on the ship.
- PULSORS CAN detect motion no matter what material the vessel's hull is constructed from. Depending on the boat's construction, installers can choose from two sensors with different sensitivity levels.
- PULSOR STRESS SENSORS CAN be used to detect intruders as they walk around the vessel. They can also be used to trigger cameras and lighting for improved safety, security and convenience.
- PULSORS RARELY falsely trigger. They have a long, established reputation of being virtually false-alarm free, when installed according to manufacturer's directions. As a result, Pulsors are dependable, virtually maintenance-free, and can last for decades.
Sure Action Pulsor High Performance (HPP+) Stress Sensors
While Deck Sensors are used on most boats, Sure Action's HPP+ sensors are the Pulsors installed on megayachts and historical boats. Larger boats tend to be constructed from stiffer materials, such as fiberglass, aluminum, and steel. The HPP+ Pulsors are sensitive enough to respond to the minute flex that occurs when a person walks on these materials.
HPP+High Performance Pulsor
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION: aluminum and steel
ABOUT THE SENSOR The Pulsor is
environmentally-sealed The sensor is 3"L x 0.5"W x 0.5"H.
Requires an HA2 Two-Zone Processor. Processor can have up to 4 Pulsors
per zone. For outdoor applications (including boats), we recommend
installing an even number of Pulsors.
INSTALLATION: Pulsor's are epoxied to the underside of the
boat's decking, then wired back to the main processor. Uses 22-gauge
marine-grade wire.
PACKAGE INCLUDES: (1) HPPP+ Pulsor,
(1) Packet of Epoxy, Crimps, and Mixing Stick.