FlashFog aims to protect against copper thieves
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February 14, 2012 - In an effort to protect against copper thieves, FlashFog Security describes its FlashFog technology as a burglar’s worst nightmare. The technology uses a combination of thick moving fog and a bright plasma strobe light – "Nobody can steal what they can’t see," explains the company. FlashFog is activated by a regular alarm, lasts more than 45 minutes, and continues to work even if alarm lines are cut.
FLASHFOG SECURITY
Last modified on February 15, 2012
FLASHFOG SECURITY
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