Cameras, sensors, and alarms can tell you when someone breaches a site. They cannot stop theft, vandalism, or sabotage. An alert can still leave an intruder time to damage equipment before security or law enforcement arrives.

At Metcalf, attackers damaged 17 transformers and were gone before law enforcement arrived. 20 minutes of attack. 27 days of repairs. $15.4 million in damage. That is what the response gap can cost.

That gap is getting more expensive. One in five significant data center outages exceeds $1 million, while U.S. data centers are expected to drive nearly half of electricity-demand growth through 2030.

LRAD adds immediate remote intervention to existing monitoring systems. Operators can warn, direct, and deter intruders from close range to 3,000 meters, before personnel arrive.

In this webinar you'll learn:

• How to close the gap between detection and response
• How LRAD integrates with existing security systems
• How utilities are already using remote voice warnings