- How much fog do I need to feel confident that the required level of deterrent effect is achieved?
Research and results compiled by a major, national Dutch Insurance Company using information & test data gathered over a 10 year period from burgled sites where security fog was installed yet losses in excess of €30,000 (£25,000+) were still being experienced, this resultant guideline, now adopted my many UK insurance companies, was published:
Where a Fog generator is installed to prevent an intruder from entering an area where assets are stored, the recommendation as to the correct amount of fog to be used, is that amount which fills the entire room in no more than 10 seconds with a fog density level which reduces visibility to no more than 50 cm.
So, knowing that the larger Bandit 240DB produces 28 cubic metres of fog per second at 30cm density (equivalent to 46 cubic metres per second @ 50cm density) it is a simple matter of mathematics to calculate the protection levels provided by a single Bandit. For example, a medium sized retail shop of 230 cubic metres would require just a 5 second activation from a Bandit to produce the desired volume of fog.
The smaller Bandit 320 is even quicker – producing 30 cubic metres of fog per second at 30 density!
- Can the FOG BANDIT be used in small rooms and would that be cost effective?
- How does the FOG BANDIT security fogging system work?
- Is the fog safe to use in any environment and will it leave a residue?
- How often does the Fog Cartridge need replacing?
- I don’t have an intruder alarm installed at my premises – can the FOG BANDIT system work independently?
- Can I be sure the FOG BANDIT will work with my particular intruder alarm system?
- Can the FOG BANDIT be used for robbery as well as burglary protection?
- Can a FOG BANDIT protect rooms over 504 cubic metres in size?
- I already have a good intruder alarm system – why do I need a FOG BANDIT?
- What makes the FOG BANDIT security fogging system so different to other available systems?
- Could an intruder disable the FOG BANDIT in some way, so preventing it from operating?
- What happens if a component, critical to the FOG BANDIT’s ability to eject fog, should fail?
- What happens if there’s a fire in the vicinity of the FOG BANDIT ?
- Is the FOG BANDIT an approved product?
- Does Bandit UK Ltd. have any insurances in place to cover losses incurred should the system fail to activate and to cover any other form of damage or personal injury?