Security system
AssigneeStrike De-Fence Pty Ltd
InventorGaven Wicks
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AssigneeStrike De-Fence Pty Ltd
InventorGaven Wicks
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A multi-layered security system having an attack side, the security system comprising a plurality of barriers arranged in a spaced apart relationship with respect to each other, wherein each pair of barriers are located opposite to each other to define another barrier comprising a passage located between the pair of barriers located opposite to each other. The system can additionally comprise security defences such as anti-climb mesh, spike barriers or rollers. The system further comprises a link bar to join together adjacent panels and create barriers. The link bar comprises a means for joining together adjacent panels on both ends and maintaining the panels in a spaced apart relationship. The link bar can also comprise a means for maintaining the panel in an erected condition by securing it to the ground.
A multi-layered security system having an attack side adapted to receive a first attack from an intruder, the system comprising a plurality of layers of defense, the layers of defense being adapted for receiving the first attack and subsequent second attacks from the intruder, the plurality of layers being defined by at least one pair of barriers, wherein the pair of barriers are arranged in a spaced apart relationship with respect to each other defining a second barrier comprising a passage located between the pair of first barriers.
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A link bar to define a multi-layered security system having an attack side adapted to receive a first attack from an intruder, the system comprising a plurality of layers of defense, the layers of defense being adapted for receiving the first attack and subsequent second attacks from the intruder, the plurality of layers being defined by at least one pair of barriers, wherein the pair of barriers are arranged in a spaced apart relationship with respect to each other defining a second barrier comprising a passage located between the pair of first barriers, the link bar comprising a body having an upper surface adapted for attachment of the barriers and a lower surface adapted to rest on a surface, the body comprising first and second ends, and a bar joining together the first and second ends, the first and second ends comprising, respectively, first and second fasteners, for arranging the barriers in the spaced apart relationship with respect to each other.
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A barrier for installation on a surface and having an attack side, the barrier comprising at least one panel and a plurality of link bars for maintaining the panel in an erected condition, wherein the link bar comprises a body having an upper surface adapted for attachment of the barriers and a lower surface adapted to rest on the surface, the body comprising first and second ends, and a bar joining together the first and second ends, the first end comprising first fasteners for releasably attaching the lower ends of posts of the panel to the link bar.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.