To be introduced into the UK market this autumn, the device is fitted to the rear doors of a container or trailer and, if disturbed, sends a signal to the driver. It also emits a piercing alarm and strobe light to warn the attacker it has been activated.
The company believes the device could also help unsuspecting truckers detect stowaways attempting to gain entry to their vehicles.
Once triggered, the device can only be deactivated using a coded electronic key that is built into a receiver carried by the driver or operator.
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