Immediate visual protection after detection
Valuables concealed
Dense security fog blocks the view of stock within the designed coverage.
Alarm-linked response
We connect activation logic to the wider intrusion-detection system.
Measured discharge area
Room size and equipment position inform the required fog coverage.
Remove an intruder's view of valuable goods
An alarm raises attention, but a determined intruder may still have time to reach portable stock. A smoke-screen system adds an immediate barrier inside the protected space. When the agreed alarm conditions are met, the fog cannon rapidly releases dense synthetic security fog. This obscures visibility, conceals valuable goods and disrupts movement around the room. We use smoke screen installation for premises where the time between detection and physical response matters. The unit works as part of the security design rather than relying on noise alone to deter further activity.
Coverage and activation planned in detail
Effective fog protection depends on much more than placing a unit on a wall. We assess room volume, stock position, discharge coverage and the safest equipment location. We also define the activation logic, reset process and relationship with the intruder alarm. This helps ensure that the unit responds under the intended conditions as part of a coordinated system. Smoke screens are particularly relevant where high-value items can be moved quickly. We test the controls, explain authorised procedures and can include the equipment within an ongoing maintenance arrangement.
Frequently asked questions
What happens when a security smoke screen activates?
The unit rapidly releases dense synthetic fog into the planned area when the configured alarm conditions are met. This conceals stock and restricts visibility. The alarm and any connected signalling continue to follow the response designed for the premises.
Can a smoke screen work with an existing alarm?
It may be possible, but we need to assess the alarm controls, activation logic and condition first. We also review room volume and unit position. If the existing equipment is unsuitable, we explain the changes required for coordinated and controlled activation.
Which premises benefit most from security fog?
Smoke screens are useful where valuable or portable goods could be reached quickly after entry. Suitability depends on the room, occupants, protected stock and response plan. We complete a survey before specifying coverage or integration with the alarm.