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GS-20 Underground Sensor vs GS-21 Underground Sensor

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

Cost of ownershipGS-20 Underground SensorGS-21 Underground Sensor
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Specs

Technical specifications.

SpecGS-20 Underground SensorGS-21 Underground Sensor
Sensing modalitiesInternal seismic (pedestrian) + internal magnetometer (vehicle presence and travel direction)External seismic line strings (pedestrian) + internal magnetic sensor (vehicle presence and travel direction)
External sensor inputsPIR and contact-closure via configurable external connectorPIR (pedestrian/vehicle presence + travel direction) and contact-closure
Sensor fusionUp to 5 sensors—
RadioBuilt-in 5 W VHF, programmable RF output power, strong foliage penetrationBuilt-in 5 W VHF, strong foliage penetration
Radio rangeUp to 35 miles line-of-sightUp to 35 miles line-of-sight
Alarm codesUp to 15 unique—
Sensor address range1-9999—
Power8-20 VDC—
Battery life1+ year (deployment 3 months to 1 year or longer depending on configuration)1+ year
Dimensions6.5 x 3 x 3 in—
EnclosureWatertight, corrosion-proof fiberglass-reinforced polyester with silicone foam gasket—
DeploymentBuried (antenna only above ground) or above-ground—
OutputMechanical relay to trigger external devices (cameras, lights, sirens)Mechanical relay to trigger external devices (cameras, lights, sirens)
SecurityInternal tamper switchTamper switch
TimingReal-time clock; programmable self-test messages and scheduled access windowsReal-time clock; programmable self-test messages and scheduled access windows
NetworkingStand-alone or networked; Coyote/Cub relay mode; compatible with legacy Vortex and Monitron systems—
Compatibility—Legacy Vortex and Monitron systems
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