Invisible to the thief
The sensing nut looks like every other nut on the structure, so there is nothing to spot.
The threat · Equipment unbolted and stolen at remote sites?
A strain-gauge sensor built into the nut: any attempt to loosen, bend or cut the bolt raises an alarm with its location.

Generators, pumps, valves, pylons and cabinets often stand alone at remote sites, held in place by bolts. That is where thieves and vandals start.
The sensing nut looks like every other nut on the structure, so there is nothing to spot.
A single D-Bolt protects a generator, pump, valve or cabinet, which keeps large deployments cost-effective.
Wireless, GPRS, SMS or GSM, or dry contact and RS485 into your control room.
D-Bolt turns one of those bolts into a sensor. A D-FENCE strain-gauge element built into the nut fits standard sizes from M14 to M22 and looks like any other nut on the structure. Any attempt to open, loosen, bend or cut it changes the pressure on the sensor and triggers the alarm.
The electronic control card sends the alarm and its location over wireless, GPRS, SMS or GSM, or through dry contacts and RS485 into your security system, and can switch on CCTV, a siren or floodlights on site. One bolt per protected unit is enough, which keeps the system cost-effective.
A D-Bolt replaces a standard nut (M14–M22) on the asset.
Opening, loosening, bending or cutting changes the pressure on the strain gauge.
It switches on CCTV, a siren or a floodlight on site and fires its transmitter.
The alarm and its location reach the control room, D-Command Control or a mobile app.
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Copy it into your specification. It describes the system by what it must do, so any alternative has to meet every point.
The system shall be D-Bolt by D-FENCE Electronic Fencing and Security Systems Ltd. (ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management), or an approved equivalent that meets every requirement in this section.
A strain-gauge sensor built into the nut: any attempt to loosen, bend or cut the bolt raises an alarm with its location.
Before installation, the contractor shall submit the manufacturer's datasheet, the installation instructions and the zone layout for approval.
Tell us the site, the threat and the line. D-FENCE engineers will propose the right barrier, sensor and platform, ready for your integrator.

Copper cables being stolen?
Patented sensors on clamps, troughs and cabinets raise the alarm the moment copper cable is cut, pulled or unbolted.

Drones overhead, or cameras being blinded?
Multi-sensor drone detection that fuses radar, RF, Remote ID and EO/IR into one threat score, and alerts your control room early.

Alarms lost between separate systems?
Every sensor, camera and alarm on one geolocated map, in the control room or on a phone.