InvisiFence Plus

InvisiFence Plus creates a continuous virtual fence 6m (19.6ft) wide by 25m (82ft) deep along the buried sensor cable run, with up to 38 sensors connected per string over an RS485 bus. Each sensor is IP68 rated to MIL-STD-810G and operates from -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F), so the fence performs identically in desert heat, arctic cold, rain, or snow without recalibration. Power draw is low, around 15mW per sensor at 12V, which keeps long cable runs simple to power. Multiple Sensor Cable strings can be combined end-to-end, so InvisiFence Plus can secure anything from a single residential fence line to a multi-kilometer border, all without visible fencing or gaps an intruder can find and cross undetected.

InvisiFence Plus is designed to be straightforward to install. The system is supplied pre-configured and labeled according to your site's dimensions and layout, so a local integrator can lay and connect the cable without guesswork. SensoGuard also runs a remote training session, typically 1-2 hours, covering every aspect of installation, and once installed the sensor cable and HUB Unit require no ongoing maintenance.

No. InvisiFence Plus is not influenced by nearby fences or other metal objects, unlike buried coax-based systems that can pick up interference from nearby metalwork. Combined with the sensor cable's adaptive self-learning algorithms, which are tuned to recognize footsteps, digging, and vehicle signatures specifically, this keeps false alarms low without requiring a minimum clearance distance from existing fencing.

No, InvisiFence Plus is engineered for unattended, all-weather operation. Every sensor is IP68 rated to MIL-STD-810G and operates from -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F), so rain, wind, fog, snow, and extreme heat or cold don't affect detection. Because the sensors are fully buried rather than relying on a visible fence line or line-of-sight beam, InvisiFence Plus avoids the false-alarm sources that hurt fence-mounted and IR-beam systems most: wind-driven vibration, blowing debris, fog, and beam misalignment.

Every InvisiFence Plus sensor is fully buried underground, so there's no visible enclosure, junction box, or cable run above grade for an intruder to locate, cut, or bypass before the system has already detected them. Unlike fence-mounted sensors, which can be bridged or climbed between individual units, or IR beams, which can potentially be crawled under or jumped over, InvisiFence Plus has no exposed wires to cut and no surface panels to defeat. Because detection happens from concealed underground sensors, an intruder typically can't identify the system, let alone disable it, before triggering an alarm.

Yes. The HUB Unit offers dry contact outputs (18 dry contacts) that connect directly to any existing alarm panel, so alerts are received through the system you already run. For sites without an existing alarm system, the HUB Unit's TCP/IP output pairs with SensoGuard's CCS-OnSite Command & Control software, which has built-in integration with leading VMS platforms including IDIS, NX Witness, Milestone, FLIR, Digifort, Axis, and mPrest, plus an open alarm API protocol for custom integrations.

InvisiFence Plus operates from an external 12V DC power supply (9-20VDC) at the HUB Unit, or from a solar power system where mains power isn't available on site. Because each sensor draws only around 15mW at 12V, power requirements for the buried cable itself stay low even on long runs; the HUB Unit is the single point that needs a stable power connection.

Yes. Sensitivity and configuration can be changed at any time after installation, on any individual sensor or across the whole line, without re-digging the cable. All settings, including per-sensor sensitivity adjustment, are controlled from the HUB Unit, so a site can be re-tuned as conditions change (new vegetation, nearby construction, a change in what the site needs to detect) without a truck roll to physically access buried hardware.