See how Zenloc works

Watch the video to see how Zenloc's unique design could prevent a break in; safe-guarding your goods, and your driver.

THE TECHNOLOGY

For years the freight industry has suffered losses in many forms. A lot of which occur while the vehicle carrying freight is at rest and the driver is away from the vehicle taking a break or a sleep in his cab.

The rear doors of these containers being carried which contain the freight are often forced open and the security is easily breached. This system, the ‘Zenloc Portable Alarm’ has been designed to warn of such an intrusion.

Unlike other security devices already in use, this system is completely ‘stand alone’ from any electrical systems on the vehicle and gives ‘added driver protection’.

 

SENDER AND RECEIVER

Activation

Any activation would send a coded signal to a receiver, which is carried by the driver and will give a loud audible tone.

At the same time the Zenloc Portable Alarm would emit a piercing tone and a high intensity strobe light to warn its attacker it has been activated.

The Zenloc Portable Alarm can only be deactivated using the coded electronic key neatly built in to the receiver.

 

THE ALARM SYSTEM

The Zenloc Portable Alarm is primarily intended to give a remote indication of attempted interference with the doors of SEALED containers or metal doors.

The system is designed for minimal user attention. Correct attachment is confirmed visually (LED indicator) and audibly (alarm blips). Its use is for both metal containers and the majority of fixed rigid vehicles using the dry freight door system with the locking lever at the centre bottom of these up/over doors.

Any activation would send a coded signal to a receiver, which is carried by the driver and will give a loud audible tone. At the same time the Zenloc Portable Alarm would emit a piercing tone and a high intensity strobe light to warn its attacker it has been activated.

The Zenloc Portable Alarm can only be deactivated using the coded electronic key neatly built in to the receiver.

 

OUT-OF-RANGE INDICATOR

With the system talking to each other a tone will sound on the receiver giving the user warning that the receiver is now out of range of the armed alarm, thus giving the opportunity to either reposition the vehicle or at least warn the user that something needs to happen to make sure the alarm if activated would be noticed.