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Pathfinder Receiver (Base Station Kit) vs Senstar FlexZone

Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in perimeter-security.

Cost of ownershipPathfinder Receiver (Base Station Kit)Senstar FlexZone
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GCC airports deployed00
Certifications20
Specs

Technical specifications.

SpecPathfinder Receiver (Base Station Kit)Senstar FlexZone
Dimensions (H x D x W)2.1 x 7.2 x 8.4 in—
Weight3.76 lb—
Environmental ratingMIL-STD-810: Method 506.4 Procedure I (rain); Method 510.4 Procedures I and II (blowing dust and sand)—
Operating temperature-32 to +49 C (-25 to +120 F)—
Storage temperature-33 to +71 C (-28 to +160 F)—
Connectors2x MIL-style bayonet (power, RS-232 serial); 1x waterproof RJ-45 Ethernet; 1x TNC female antenna—
Power100-240 VAC, 47-63 Hz line power providing 12 VDC—
Sensor link rangetypically up to 10 km, terrain dependent; elevating the receiver antenna greatly increases effective range—
Kit contentsBase station with Pathfinder software installed, waterproof Ethernet receiver, antenna, 10 ft antenna cable, antenna mounting hardware, installation tools, user manual, quick-reference cards—
Standard sensor pairingKits normally include 60 Mini or 30 XL sensors; individual quantities customisable and expandable—
DeploymentUser-friendly, ready to use in minutes; no internet, gateways or relay infrastructure required—
Export classificationECCN 6A999.a under US Export Administration Regulations; export licence may be required depending on destination, user and end use—
Sensor type—Fence-mounted ranging sensor, loose-tube coaxial cable
Range per processor—Up to 600 m
Localisation—+/-3 m
Detection zones—Up to 60 distinct, individually sized software-defined zones per processor
Multiple simultaneous intrusions—Accurately located, including in background environmental noise
Signal processing—High-speed sampling with location data; algorithms differentiate point disturbances (real intrusions) from spatially distributed disturbances (wind, rain)
Nuisance alarm mitigation—EDAPT: precision ranging accounts for background environmental noise near a disturbance before alarming; implemented per processor, networked or not
Sensitivity—Per-meter sensitivity leveling adapts to changes in fence construction and response
Cable cut resilience—Protection continues in the event of a cable cut
Sensor cable—Loose-tube coaxial; carries both power and data, reducing power-distribution and comms cabling; armored version for barbed wire, concertina and damage-prone areas; attached with UV-resistant cable ties
Fence compatibility—Chain-link, standard welded mesh, expanded metal mesh, palisade; non-standard fences and interior/exterior walls also possible
Processor—Outdoor-rated, mounts on a fence post or other surface; most perimeters installed in a day
Gate protection—Cable installable on swinging gates as an independent zone; gate latches monitored via on-board auxiliary input; sliding gates via Wireless Gate Sensor or UltraWave
Communications—On-board relay outputs and auxiliary inputs; Ethernet, RS-422 and fiber optic communication cards; network shareable with other Senstar sensors
Configuration—Windows-based software over USB or network connection
AI readiness—Senstar Sensor Fusion Engine ready - AI-based added detection and nuisance-alarm rejection for high-risk or problematic perimeter sections
Integration—Network Manager provides a common unified interface to Senstar video/security management and third-party systems
Certification—FlexZone-60 certified by UK NPSA against version 6.0 of the NPSA Barrier Mounted PIDS Standard
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