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Flexnet Gateway vs GS-21 Underground Sensor

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

Cost of ownershipFlexnet GatewayGS-21 Underground Sensor
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Delivery——
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GCC airports deployed00
Certifications20
Specs

Technical specifications.

SpecFlexnet GatewayGS-21 Underground Sensor
RolesBase station, repeater (relay), or mobile base—
Short-range radio (to sensors)1 km mesh network, 0.5 W output—
Long-range radio (gateway-to-gateway)Up to 15 km, 10 W output; extended range via several Gateways in repeater mode—
BackhaulUSB to backbone; 3G/4G modem, Satcom, TCP/IP compatible—
Autonomous operationDeployable as autonomous base without a computer; stores UGS data for later retrieval; system can operate unattended for months—
Battery life30 days built-in; external battery, solar panel or fuel cell compatible1+ year
EncryptionAES-256; data storage and silent-mode capacity—
Dimensions115 x 82 x 170 mm—
Weight3.2 kg—
Positioning / anti-tamperGPS self-localisation; anti-tamper functionality—
Operating temperature-32 to +71 degC—
Environmental standardMIL-STD-810—
EMC standardMIL-STD-461—
Sensing modalities—External seismic line strings (pedestrian) + internal magnetic sensor (vehicle presence and travel direction)
External sensor inputs—PIR (pedestrian/vehicle presence + travel direction) and contact-closure
Radio—Built-in 5 W VHF, strong foliage penetration
Radio range—Up to 35 miles line-of-sight
Output—Mechanical relay to trigger external devices (cameras, lights, sirens)
Security—Tamper switch
Timing—Real-time clock; programmable self-test messages and scheduled access windows
Compatibility—Legacy Vortex and Monitron systems
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