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Fixed surveillance system for perimeter security
Fixed surveillance system for perimeter security
Argus™ XL ADA C-UAS
Fixed Surveillance System with Air Domain Awareness (ADA) and Counter-UAS (C-UAS) Capabilities The Argus XL ADA C-UAS adds proven Air Domain Awareness and Counter-UAS capabilities to the market-leading Argus ISR Solution. Easy to train, deploy, operate, and maintain, the Argus XL ADA C-UAS baseline system’s modular design incorporates a radar, EO/IR camera, and third-party RF sensor. It operates 360° of azimuth and positive target identification at tactically significant ranges.
Features
MODULAR, FIXED SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM FOR PERIMETER SECURITY
Simple to deploy and can be located in remote locations, urban areas, and critical infrastructures. With 360° coverage, installation can include one sensor or a cluster of sensors for redundancy and improved coverage of specific problematic areas.
LOW COST, PERSISTENT PERIMETER DETECTION
Detect and track multiple threats both near and far in the most demanding weather conditions, 24 /7. Argus XL ADA C-UAS has the lowest initial cost per kilometer of secured space and the lowest lifetime cost compared to other perimeter security solutions.
INTEGRATE COMPLEX SYSTEMS, OPTIMIZING AWARENESS ACROSS DOMAINS
Cameleon™ V5 integrates with operational features from all onboard sensors. It supports advanced device features and bi-directional communications.
Domain Solution
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