Description
Bosch Intelligent Shock & Vibration Sensor
Protect vulnerable entry points before an intruder gains access with the Bosch Intelligent Shock & Vibration Sensor. Designed to detect impact, vibration, and attempted forced entry, this advanced sensor provides an additional layer of protection beyond traditional motion detection.
Unlike standard alarm sensors that react after a door or window opens, the Bosch Shock Sensor identifies suspicious vibration and impact activity at the source. Furthermore, its intelligent 3-axis vibration detection technology helps distinguish genuine attack attempts from everyday environmental disturbances.
The sensor also features adjustable sensitivity and a self-learning mode, allowing installers to optimise performance for different surfaces and applications. As a result, it delivers reliable protection for residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
🛠 Technical Specifications
- Intelligent 3-axis vibration detection
- Detects shock, impact, and vibration
- Adjustable sensitivity settings
- Self-learning calibration mode
- Dual-colour LED status indicator
- Slim and discreet design
- Operating Voltage: 9–15V DC
- Maximum Current Consumption: 12mA
- Suitable for professional alarm systems
- Indoor installation
📍 Customer Guide: Where is this system best suited?
The Bosch Shock Sensor is ideal for locations where early detection of forced entry is critical.
For example, property owners can use it to monitor doors, windows, glass panels, roller doors, safes, and secure storage areas. Additionally, businesses often install vibration sensors on high-value assets and restricted-access areas to improve security.
This sensor is particularly suitable for:
- Residential homes
- Offices
- Retail stores
- Warehouses
- Banks and financial facilities
- Jewellery stores
- Storage facilities
- Server rooms
- Safes and strong rooms
- Commercial buildings
Because the sensor detects attack attempts before entry occurs, it provides an important layer of perimeter protection.
💡 Installation Guide: Where should the sensors be placed?
For optimal performance, install the sensor directly onto the surface you want to protect.
Common installation locations include:
- External doors
- Internal security doors
- Window frames
- Glass panels
- Roller shutters
- Safes
- Vault doors
- Storage cabinets
- Server racks
- Secure enclosures
Additionally, use the self-learning mode during installation to fine-tune sensitivity levels for the specific surface material and environment.
Avoid mounting on loose surfaces that may create unnecessary vibration.
🌟 Ideal Locations for Shock Sensors
The Bosch Intelligent Shock Sensor performs exceptionally well in:
- Front and rear entry doors
- Sliding doors
- Aluminium window frames
- Shopfront windows
- Roller doors
- Warehouse access points
- Safes and vaults
- ATM enclosures
- Data cabinets
- Restricted-access rooms
- High-value storage areas
Moreover, these locations allow the sensor to detect tampering and forced-entry attempts before an intruder gains access.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What does a shock sensor do?
A shock sensor detects vibration, impact, and physical attack attempts on protected surfaces such as doors, windows, safes, and walls.
How is a shock sensor different from a motion detector?
A motion detector identifies movement inside a protected area. In contrast, a shock sensor detects attempts to force entry before an intruder enters the building.
What is 3-axis vibration detection?
The sensor monitors vibration from multiple directions. Consequently, it can identify attack attempts more accurately than basic vibration sensors.
What is self-learning mode?
Self-learning mode automatically helps calibrate the sensor to the protected surface and surrounding environment, improving reliability.
Is this sensor suitable for commercial security systems?
Yes. Many businesses install shock sensors on shopfronts, roller doors, safes, server rooms, and restricted-access areas to improve perimeter security.
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