MOSS

MOSS sensors deploy in under 5 minutes, with no trenching or cabling required, just place the unit and it's live. The full kit ships in a single weatherproof, impact-resistant case: five sensors, a HUB gateway that relays data from the field, a rugged handset running the SG-Patrol app, and a multi-bay charger, so a two-person team can be operational on arrival without a professional installer or site survey. This is the core reason MOSS exists as a separate line from Seismic Shield Pro: it trades the buried, wired detection range of a permanent installation for a kit that a field team can pick up, carry, and stand back down again within minutes, suited to operations where the perimeter itself is temporary. Kits ship pre-configured with five outdoor AIO 2 sensors by default, and can be customized with TACT-PIR, TACT-RADAR, or MINI-VIB units instead, so the same 5-minute setup applies whether the mix is tuned for open terrain, indoor points, or gate and container monitoring.

AIO 2 is the seismic sensor for outdoor perimeter detection, sensing footsteps up to 18m/60ft, and vehicles or digging up to 35m/115ft, in a 360° zone around the unit. TACT-PIR uses passive infrared for indoor motion detection across a 90° field of view out to 10m/32.8ft. TACT-RADAR adds 360° radar coverage at 5m/16.4ft, useful where PIR's fixed field of view is too narrow. MINI-VIB is built for hits, vibration, and drilling detection on gates, containers, or fence lines rather than open-ground movement, at up to 10m/32.8ft on a hard surface. All four share the same wireless backbone, so they mix freely within one deployment depending on what each point on the perimeter needs to sense. A typical kit ships with five AIO 2 units for open-ground coverage, but any of those five slots can be swapped for TACT-PIR, TACT-RADAR, or MINI-VIB instead, so a single order can be configured for a mixed site, gate monitoring alongside open-field detection, without ordering separate kits.

Every sensor uses LoRA (Long Range) low-power wireless at 433MHz by default, with 868/915MHz available as an option, transmitting up to 250m indoors or up to 1km with the antenna held above ground. Each sensor reports to the HUB gateway included in the kit, which relays every detection to the SG-Patrol handset in real time, so the operator sees an alert on the map within seconds of a sensor triggering. Because the link is wireless end to end, sensors can be repositioned without rerunning cable, and the whole kit can be relocated to a new perimeter as fast as it can be picked up and carried, the same infrastructure-free design that makes the 5-minute deployment possible. The 250m/1km transmission range also determines how far sensors can be spread from the HUB itself, so larger perimeters are typically covered by positioning the HUB centrally rather than at one edge of the site.

Battery life varies by sensor and how hard it's working: AIO 2 lasts up to 1 year, TACT-PIR up to 6 months, MINI-VIB up to 3 years, and TACT-RADAR up to 6 weeks under continuous operation, reflecting radar's higher power draw (~11mW) versus PIR's (~2.9mW). All four sensors use rechargeable batteries and return to the kit's multi-bay charging station between deployments, so a team can recharge the entire set overnight rather than sourcing replacement batteries in the field. Because the sensors report their status back through the HUB, operators can check remaining battery life for every unit from the SG-Patrol app instead of physically inspecting each sensor before a mission. In practice, this means a team can check every unit's charge level the night before a deployment and only need to swap or top up the ones running low, rather than recharging the full kit as a precaution regardless of actual need.

Yes. Every sensor is IP67 or IP68 rated and MIL-STD-810G compliant, the same military environmental-durability standard SensoGuard's other hardware is built to, and each operates across a -40°C to 85°C (-40°F to 185°F) range, covering conditions from arctic cold to desert heat. The kit case itself is also weatherproof and impact-resistant, so the whole system, not just the individual sensors, is built to survive transport and repeated field deployment rather than a single controlled installation. That combination of sensor-level and case-level durability is what lets MOSS move between sites and climates without special handling, which matters for a kit that's meant to be picked up and redeployed rather than left in place. It's the same design philosophy behind Seismic Shield Pro's buried sensors, environmental resilience without a controlled installation environment, just applied to hardware built to travel instead of stay buried.

MOSS is built for rapid, infrastructure-free deployment, commonly used for military operations, border security, and VIP protection, as well as special events and temporary perimeters. What these use cases share is that a permanent, buried installation like Seismic Shield Pro isn't practical, either because the site changes location (a patrol route, a mobile command post), the deployment is short-term (a special event, a temporary encampment), or the team needs to establish coverage before there's time to plan a fixed installation. In each case, the same core sensors used across SensoGuard's product line are packaged into a kit optimized for speed and portability rather than maximum permanent coverage. That shared hardware also means an operator trained on one SensoGuard system can pick up MOSS with minimal retraining, since the sensor types and the SG-Patrol interface work the same way across deployments.