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Senstar OmniTrax vs GS-21 Underground Sensor

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

Cost of ownershipSenstar OmniTraxGS-21 Underground Sensor
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GCC airports deployed00
Certifications40
Specs

Technical specifications.

SpecSenstar OmniTraxGS-21 Underground Sensor
Sensor typeBuried ported ('leaky') coaxial cable RF sensor, volumetric, covert—
Detection range per processorup to 800 m—
Location accuracy+/-1 m—
Detection field size (typical)1 m high x 3 m wide, terrain-following volumetric field—
Detection zonesup to 50 software-defined zones per processor—
Probability of detection>99% (95% confidence) for upright 35 kg intruder moving 5 cm/s to 8 m/s—
Small-object rejectionobjects under 10 kg rejected, 95% statistical confidence—
Sensitivity levelingPer-meter precision leveling via UCM walk-test calibration; graded cable design for uniform sensitivity—
Burial depth23 cm in soil; 6 cm slot depth in concrete; direct-buried in most soils, asphalt or concrete—
Cable spacing10 cm minimum to 2 m maximum—
Sensor cable optionsOC2: separate Tx/Rx, 300 m or 400 m lengths, 12.07 mm jacket; SC2: separate Tx/Rx, 50 m increments to 200 m, 8.0 mm jacket, single-trench narrow spacing—
Lead-in cable20 m (OC2), contiguous graded design—
Environmental immunityUnaffected by vegetation; insensitive to wind, rain, snow, hail, sandstorms, fog, extreme temperatures, seismic vibration, acoustics, magnetic effects, blowing debris—
Operating temperature-40 to +70 deg C—
Humidity95% non-condensing—
Input power12 to 48 VDC, less than 9 W; up to 5 processors may share one power supply—
Backup batteryOptional internal 5 Ah—
Power/data over sensor cableYes, bidirectional with full redundancy after a cable cut—
Lightning protectionTranzorb and non-radioactive gas discharge devices on all I/O ports; optional lightning protection kit (A4KT1000)—
EnclosurePainted aluminum CSA/UL Type 4X with tamper switch; optional IP33 telecom-style enclosure 98.4 x 42.5 x 27.3 cm for above-ground field mounting—
Processor dimensions / weight40 x 23.5 x 16.5 cm / 4.9 kg (without optional battery)—
On-board I/O4 Form C relay outputs (1.0 A at 30 VDC, activation programmable 0.125-10 s), 2 self-test/dry-contact inputs with programmable supervision—
Optional I/O cards8-relay output card or 8-input universal card (one per processor, in addition to comms card)—
CommunicationsEIA-422, single-mode fiber (up to 10 km, 1310 nm ST), multi-mode fiber (up to 2.2 km, 820 nm ST), or over the sensor cables; dual-end polling for redundant data paths; internal alarm queuing on network loss—
Sensor networkingSilver Network compatible with FlexZone, Senstar LM100, UltraWave, FP400 and XField sensors—
ConfigurationWindows-based Universal Configuration Module (UCM) via USB or remotely over network, with real-time plot mode—
Supervision / self-testSensor cable monitored for opens, shorts and grounding; enclosure tamper switch; critical processor parameter monitoring—
IntegrationNetwork Manager to Senstar Symphony VMS, StarNet 2 SMS or third-party SMS/VMS/PSIM via free SDK (API docs, simulator, sample code); customizable ASCII output—
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
Battery life—1+ year
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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