Magnasphere MACS Fence Detection System & MSK Radar Completes Safe Skies Evaluation
The Magnasphere Anti-Climb System (MACS) sensor is housed in a technical polymer case with fiber glass featuring a compact and stylish design, which blends in with aesthetics in combination with practical demands.
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Magnasphere Corp., a Wisconsin-based manufacturing company, announced that its Magnasphere Anti Cut/Climb System (MACS) fence intrusion detection system and its MSK Radar motion sensor have completed a nine-month evaluation by the National Safe Skies Alliance at its outdoor security equipment test facility.
The Safe Skies’ evaluation report is now available for distribution to qualified airport personnel at U.S. commercial-service airports and to U.S. government agencies via the Homeland Security Information Network (HSIN) or by request.
“We are pleased with the nine-month evaluation and excited about protecting our nation’s airports, government facilities and critical infrastructure with our fence cut and climb detection systems as well as our radar motion sensing detector,” said Michael Keegan, vice president of security products at Magnasphere.
National Safe Skies Alliance, an independent third-party, nonprofit organization funded by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), conducts thorough testing of security systems’ detection capabilities, reliability and maintainability under active airport operational and environmental conditions. Safe Skies performs its evaluations under an ISO 9001:2015-approved Quality Management System.
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