Perimeter Intrusion Detection Systems
Patented D-FENCE technology for airports, borders and critical sites. Every D-FENCE product is a layer of one PIDS, deployed in 58 countries.
Borders, electronic fences, observation, tunnels, airports, critical infrastructure and the airspace above them. One solution at a time: keep scrolling.
Kilometres of border need detection that holds up in heat, dust and snow. D-FENCE sensors are built into the walls and fences along the line, and every alarm arrives with its zone.
Patented strain-gauge sensors in the fence posts measure real load: a climb, a cut, a lift. Wind, rain and small animals stay below the activation force, so false alarms are minimized.
AI-EYE IN THE SKY is an autonomous solar trailer with a camera mast that puts any site under watch in under 10 minutes. NOA brings day and thermal observation to the roof of a patrol vehicle, installed in 10 minutes with no drilling.
A mobile kit that places IR cameras inside tunnels and underground spaces, by hand or through a borehole, powered and controlled from outside, 24/7.
Kilometres of airside fence and one picture for the control room. D-FENCE has protected the perimeter of Ben Gurion International Airport since 2005.
Power plants, refineries, ports and data centres. Sensors on fences, walls and gates, D-Cable on the copper and D-Bolt on the bolts that hold the equipment.
Drones don't stop at the fence line. D-DOME fuses radar, RF, Remote ID and EO/IR into one threat score and alerts the control room early.
Intruders look for the weakest point, over the fence, under it, through the roof or from the air. That is why D-FENCE builds perimeter protection in layers: each layer detects on its own, and every alarm lands on one command screen. Every D-FENCE product is a layer of one PIDS.
Detects and classifies drones before they cross the line.
Day and thermal eyes that verify every alarm, on a mast, a trailer, a vehicle or four legs.
Fences and walls that feel a climb, a cut or a lift, and name the zone.
Footsteps and digging underground, vehicles on the road, eyes inside tunnels.
Cables, bolts, pipelines and cable tunnels that report tampering.
Every sensor, camera and alarm on one geolocated map, with the network behind it protected.
The layer that is touched raises the alarm, with its exact zone.
The nearest camera shows that zone on the same screen.
Command directs the team, from the control room or a phone.
Open interfaces, technical documents and a direct line to D-FENCE engineering, for integrators, consultants and procurement teams.
Dry contact or TCP/IP straight into the PSIM, VMS, BMS or SCADA you already run.
Every alarm arrives as structured data, type, zone, coordinate, over REST and TCP/IP.
Catalogues, specifications and integration diagrams for every product family.
Send us the site and the line; D-FENCE engineers propose the barrier, sensor and platform.
{
"event": "intrusion",
"type": "climb",
"zone": "Z-04",
"coordinate": "312 m",
"latency_ms": 2400
}Every product page carries a datasheet PDF and specification text you can paste into a tender, in six languages.
Patented strain-gauge sensors measure the real load on the fence. Pick what happens at the fence and watch the sensor decide, live.
Real load in kilograms, as the post feels it. Pick what happens at the fence.
Wind pushes the panels with 4–15 kg. Below the activation force, no alarm.
International airports trust the same pressure-sensing line year after year. Every fence zone, camera and drone alert lands on one map in the control room.
PIDS · AirportsPerimeter protection for airports and critical sites
3.5km
3.5 km of perimeter, in continuous service since 2005.
7,500m
7,500 m across two international airports in South Korea, since 2002.
D-Command Control puts every sensor, camera and alarm on one geolocated map.
D-FENCE builds the sensor into the barrier itself. When someone climbs, cuts, lifts or leans, the load on the structure changes, and that change raises the alarm.
Strain-gauge sensors measure force, so wind, rain and small animals stay below the activation force.
Every alarm carries its zone, and the nearest camera can be on target in under 3 seconds.
In fence posts, under wall copings and on gates, on a new line or a retrofit.
Low-voltage sensors, with no lethal voltage on the line.
D-Pressure StripA patented strain-gauge strip under the coping alarms when real weight lands on the wall, and ignores birds, cats and wind.
D-Taut WireSensor posts tension the wires and pinpoint any cut, climb or spread, on a new fence, a wall or an existing one.
D-ConcertinaStandard razor-wire concertina turned into a detection line: strain-gauge sensors report the exact zone of a cut or climb.
D-Welded MeshThe strain-gauge sensor is the connector that holds each panel, so any climb or cut changes the load and raises an alarm.
D-Razor MeshWelded razor-blade mesh built to resist climbing and cutting, with D-FENCE strain-gauge sensors reporting every attempt 24/7.
D-CorativeOrnamental fence panels on sensor posts that alarm on any climb, cut or leaning weight: high security that still looks welcoming.
D-PalisadeA patented stainless-steel sensor that turns cable tunnels, pipelines and palisade fences into barriers that report forced damage.
D-Field FenceStandard field fencing with D-FENCE sensor posts: fast to deploy along long open perimeters, as a retrofit or stand-alone.
D-GroundBuried seismic sensors detect footsteps and digging on access routes and perimeters, with early warning before an intruder reaches the fence.No power, no network, no fence yet? AI-EYE IN THE SKY tows in and starts watching. NOA puts the same eyes on a patrol vehicle. D-DOG walks where a patrol can't.
AI-EYE IN THE SKY · autonomous solar trailer
A solar trailer with a telescopic camera mast. It needs no power, no network and no fence to start watching.
NOA · observation on the move
Thermal technology systems mounted on security vehicles, for an advanced layer of protection.
D-DOG · robotic patrol
Day-and-night cameras carried into ground-level blind spots.
Weapon-mount payload. For authorised defence forces only.
A damaged site is an exposed site.
When the power is down and the fence is gone, AI-EYE IN THE SKY tows in, raises its mast and is watching in under 10 minutes, on solar power for up to 72 hours.
From Ben Gurion International Airport to the international airports of South Korea, Mexico's energy utilities and Israel's borders, D-FENCE protects national assets for governments, armed forces and infrastructure operators in 58 countries.
Germany · Poland · Spain · Portugal · France · Italy · Netherlands · Belgium · Austria · Switzerland · Czech Republic · Slovakia · Hungary · Romania · Bulgaria · Greece · Croatia · Sweden · Norway · Denmark · Finland · Ireland · United Kingdom
Nigeria · South Africa · Kenya · Ghana · Ivory Coast · Senegal · Cameroon · Angola · Morocco · Egypt · Tunisia · Ethiopia · Tanzania · Uganda
United States · Canada · Mexico · Colombia · Chile · Ecuador · Peru · Brazil · Argentina · Panama · French Polynesia
Hong Kong · South Korea · India · Singapore · Vietnam · Thailand · Philippines
Israel · Cyprus · Georgia
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Reports from the border, new systems in the field and milestones, the latest from D-FENCE.
An international feature by Bridges For Peace, filmed on the Golan Heights near the Syrian border.
Eshkol Regional Council. NOA, an innovative, mobile digital observation system, mounted on security vehicles.
In memory of Noa Marciano, of blessed memory.
About NOADemonstrations and deployments from D-FENCE's own footage.
Anti-climb fences, welded mesh, glass, concertina and taut wire, each connected to the cameras and the control screen, shown live.
A technician grips the crown of a residential granite wall and pulls himself up: the load D-Pressure Strip is set to detect.
Factory footage of razor-wire coils fitted with D-FENCE sensor clips, offered in three concertina types.
ISO 9001:2015 certified by URS under UKAS accreditation. An international PCT application and seven granted Chinese patents. Letters from the operators who run D-FENCE lines.
Certified by United Registrar of Systems (URS), operating under UKAS accreditation.
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Short answers about perimeter intrusion detection systems, and how D-FENCE does it.
A PIDS detects and locates an attempt to breach a site's boundary, climbing, cutting, lifting or digging, and raises an alarm in the control room with the exact zone, so cameras and response teams can act at once. D-FENCE PIDS turn fences, walls, gates, roofs and even floors into sensors.
Patented strain-gauge pressure sensors measure real mechanical load, the weight of a person on a wall crown, the pull on a taut wire, the force on a fence panel. Because they respond to load rather than to vibration, they are built for minimized false alarms from wind, rain, birds and small animals.
Yes. D-Taut Wire, D-Corative, D-Pressure Strip and D-Tech can be added to existing fences, walls and copings, or delivered as a complete new detection line.
From contact to alert in under 3 seconds, with the zone that was touched, so the nearest camera can be on target immediately.
Yes. D-FENCE controllers connect through dry contacts, RS232 / RS485 and IP interfaces, and D-Command Control shows every sensor, camera and alarm on one geolocated map, in the control room or on a phone.
Yes. D-FENCE sensor technology is covered by an international PCT application (WO 2022/264140) and seven granted Chinese patents and utility models.
Elite-unit experience, engineering and international business under one roof, from the inventor of D-FENCE's patents to senior command experience on Israel's borders.
Founder, chief scientist and chief engineer of D-FENCE, and the inventor behind its patents. A graduate of Sayeret Matkal, he brings 40 years of experience in security and perimeter protection.
Partner in D-FENCE. Leads its international business development, strategic partnerships and new-market entry, including Poland and the wider European expansion. More than 14 years in senior roles at Bank Leumi's financial and technology divisions, managing international programmes. BSc in Industrial Engineering & Management; MBA with distinction.
Colonel (res.) and deputy commander of the IDF Judea and Samaria Division. Extensive security experience, specialising in border protection and perimeter defence for sensitive sites.
