Quadruple-balanced
sensors
A lot more than
a contact line
Coded Sensor Technology (CST) is the world's first platform for passive coded magnetic contacts.
But CST is a lot more than a contact line; it is a high-security platform for the creation of customised sensors.
Using a common technological core, TSec can customise sensor functionality to meet the most stringent high security requirements.
Options are simply endless and include the possibility to create an anti-tamper circuit on the sensor part and the magnet part acting as an anti-removal mechanism, or the possibility to combine a magnetic contact and an inertial sensor in a single device.
A world
record
As a TSec exclusive, CST is the world's first platform for passive coded magnetic sensors.
Coded sensor-magnet pair
A contact recognises its own magnet; Coded Sensor Technology, a TSec exclusive, is a hassle-free way to create coded sensor-magnet pairs.
Compatibility
CST sensors are connected to control units as common passive contacts and are fully compatible with all control unit brands.
Independent anti-masking circuit
Any attempt to use a magnet other than the coded one will cause a 24-hour anti-tamper circuit independent of the primary contact to open.
Discover the CST
sensor line
All CST sensors are Grade 3 certified (EN 50131-2-6)
Magnetic contact with stainless steel sheath (optional) and cable.
Magnetic contact with terminals.
Magnetic + inertial contact with stainless steel sheath (optional) and cable.
Magnetic + inertial contact with terminals.
Magnetic contact with stainless steel sheath (optional) and cable.
Magnetic contact with terminals.
Frequently asked questions
Below is a collection of the questions that our customers, installers and distributors ask us most often about our products.
Yes, our quadruple-balanced contacts can be connected to all common alarm control units.
The coding of our CST contacts means that a sensor recognises its own magnet.
The use of a different magnet, including one of the same model, will cause a 24-hour anti-tamper circuit to open, even when the system is switched off and the door is open.