Perimeter Detectors

Texecom perimeter detectors give installers clear options for protecting doors, windows, frames and glazing. The range includes contacts for opening detection, shock sensors for attempted attack, combined shock and contact devices, wireless micro detectors for clean retrofits, and glass break detection for sites where glazing is the risk.

Texecom Perimeter Detectors

Where perimeter detectors fit

Perimeter protection is about detecting the right event at the right point. A contact confirms that a door or window has opened. A shock detector responds to attack on the frame or surface. A glass break detector focuses on the glazing itself. On higher-risk openings, more than one method may be needed.

Wired products are the clean route where cable can be installed properly. Wireless products are there for takeovers, finished interiors, heritage properties, slim frames and sites where running cable would compromise the finish. The aim stays the same: protect the boundary without adding unnecessary complication.

Start with the risk. Is the concern opening, forced attack, glass break or a combination? Then choose the device that matches that risk and the installation route.

Perimeter Detectors

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Premier Elite Micro Shock-W detect?

It detects shock or attack on a protected surface, such as a door, window or frame.

When should I use Micro Shock-W instead of Micro Contact-W?

Use Micro Shock-W when early attack detection is needed. Use Micro Contact-W when the main requirement is opening detection.

Is Premier Elite Micro Shock-W useful for takeovers?

Yes. Its compact wireless design makes it useful for retrofits, takeovers and upgrades where cabling would be disruptive.

Does placement affect performance?

Yes. Mounting position, surface type and commissioning all affect shock detection performance.

When should I use Impaq SC-W instead?

Use Impaq SC-W when the same wireless device needs to provide both shock detection and contact detection.