Security Booms Advanced

Description

Security Booms Advanced

The DMS 600 – 1000 marine security booms provide reliable protection for defence and security sites in moderate marine conditions where extreme strength isn’t required.

Key Features:

Clear Delineation: Provides clear demarcation of restricted areas to prevent accidental or deliberate intrusion.
Versatile Protection: Suitable for defense, military, and security purposes in moderate marine conditions.
User-Friendly Assembly: Designed for easy and straightforward installation with simple instructions.
Customizable Options: Available with mould-in graphics, end connections, warning signage/graphics, access gates, and branding.
Support and Assistance: Installation support available, whether self-installed or through our full-service option.

Common Applications:

Commercial Ports: Protecting port areas from unauthorized access.
Docks: Securing dock areas to prevent intrusion.
Power Stations: Safeguarding critical infrastructure from watercraft.
Airport Runways: Ensuring the safety of runways near water bodies.

Specifications:

Tidal Flows: Suitable for moderate to relatively strong tidal flows (< 1.5m/s).
Waves: Handles short duration or moderate exposure waves (< 1.5m).
Installation Duration: Designed for long-term to permanent installation

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FAQs

What security applications are DMS 600–1000 Marine Security Booms designed for?

DMS 600–1000 Marine Security Booms are designed to restrict watercraft access to sensitive or controlled marine areas. They are suitable for defence and security sites, commercial ports, docks, power infrastructure and other facilities requiring a clearly defined waterside security perimeter.

What marine conditions can DMS 600–1000 Security Booms accommodate?

The DMS 600–1000 range is designed for moderate to relatively strong tidal flows below 1.5 m/s and short-duration or moderate wave exposure below 1.5 metres. Site-specific currents, waves, water depth and mooring requirements should be assessed when specifying the system.

What should be considered when specifying a marine security boom?

Key considerations include the site security objective, vessel threat profile, waterway dimensions, tidal flow, wave exposure, required barrier length, access requirements, anchoring and end connections. These factors help determine the appropriate DMS boom configuration for the site.

Can controlled access and security monitoring be integrated into the DMS boom system?

Yes. DMS 600–1000 systems can incorporate access gates and site-specific end connections, while optional add-ons include vessel monitoring, demarcation lighting, detection systems, cameras and sensors. This allows the barrier to form part of a broader marine security system

Can DMS 600–1000 Marine Security Booms be customised for different facilities?

Yes. Available customisation options include mould-in graphics, warning signage, branding, specialised end connections and access gates. The system can be configured around the security, operational and access requirements of the facility.