TSCM introduces new acoustic noise generator

February 2004 Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection, Security Services & Risk Management

The recently introduced ANG-2200, now available from TSCM Services, provides an affordable solution to security and corporate managers to protect sensitive locations against eavesdropping attacks. The ANG-2200 is designed to create a perimeter of noise around a target area that defeats wired microphones inside walls, contact microphones, audio transmitters located in AC outlets, and laser/microwave reflections from windows.

The new ANG-2200
The new ANG-2200

Most sound masking systems inject noise into an otherwise benign environment. In this environment, the occupants must raise their voices above the noise level to communicate, which invariably eliminates the benefit of noise masking.

The ANG masking system injects noise into the environment perimeter and not directly into the environment. This approach allows normal conversation while defeating eavesdropping devices that rely on acoustic leakage. The ANG-2200 offers two channels each with a truly random noise source. Both channels have a separate high and low frequency control in order to compensate for losses found in the environment's material composition.

The TSCM Services' noise masking system consists of a main unit (ANG-2200) and three optional accessories that are purchased to tailor the system to the environment of concern, including:

1. TRN-2000 transducer used to inject acoustic noise into walls, ceilings, windows, plumbing, and air ducts.

The TRN-2000 transducer
The TRN-2000 transducer

2. OMS-2000 omni-directional speaker used to project acoustic noise into drop ceiling air spaces, closets, crawl spaces, and air ducts.

3. WMT-2000 transducer window mount provides a safe method of attaching the TRN-2000 to a glass surface.





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