While they often use Sonic Shock on other equipment, all our college, university and school customers use Sonic Shock to secure data projectors. Before, most had serious theft losses despite using cables or protective enclosures which thieves simply cut or dismantled. Sonic Shock presents thieves only two choices: carry the siren with them, or rip the alarm off the projector, destrooy the casing, and render the projector unsaleable. So effective is this strategy, or customers world wide return year after year to order more.
Sonic Shock fits any projector that has a free flat surface, It mounts on the side, top, or bottom. Right side up or upside down – it doesn't matter; there's no motion sensor or tilt sensor. Only 1.25 inches (3 cm) thick it easily fits inside a security enclosure.
Built for Commercial ApplicationsWith projectors more so than any other equipment theft, you'll likely be dealing with professional thieves. Sonic Shock has to be robust. Both the alarm housing and mounting plate are rammed from high strength stainless steel. We use a structural adhesive – methacrylate – for bonding the mounting plate. Methacrylate adhesives aren't consumer friendly as "peel & stick" or cynoacrylates ("Krazy Glue"), and they're vastly more expensive, so nobody else uses them in a security product. But nothing beats them for strength, so we do.
Sonic Shock locks have removable cores. If ever your key security is compromised, changing the lock cores is a fast job. And inexpensive. Long run we'll make more money by keeping your Sonic Shocks effective, not soaking you on parts costs.
We ship everything by UPS, so you get your order in days, not weeks. Wherever you are we'll quote in your local currency, shipping, customs processing, duties, and value added taxes all included. You have only one price to budget; no extra costs.
Sonic Shock is generally less expensive than comparable alarms, yet we claim it's the most robust commercially friendly alarm sold. How so? We skip some features our competitors think you need. For instance Sonic Shock gives you only one choice of alarm volume: loud. And only one alarm delay: none. Gone are complex, expensive, and failure prone electronics needed to expand the feature list to sell in a computer store, but which you don't want. Like if you really want a quieter alarm, stuff some cotton inside. You don't get expensive rechargable batteries and charging circuits – in monitoring state Sonic Shock exists on just a 1 microamp current and never needs recharge. You also don't have to find another free power outlet for the alarm. With projectors you've got enough things to wire up.
Sonic Shock's important industrial features actually add to the cost – stainless steel housing, methacrylate adhesive, ultra low power circuitry, and removable core locks. But we think they're vital to it's success in your setting, so we built them in.
Try One FirstBefore you invest valuable budget money with us, we want you to be convinced. Call or email us, talk it over – we're not pushy – and see about trying a Sonic Shock in your setting. We'll even start you with a sample. We can assure you of this: if you're having projectors stolen, an investment in Sonic Shock will more than pay for itself.
Its hard wired analog logic circuit just always works – there's nothing to go wrong. The battery lasts up to 50 years. You like climbing ladders? Fine. Your projector will give you regular reasons to. We won't.
then arm it with a key. You can bang it, lift, move, or turn it upside down with no protest. Unplug or cut the trip wire though, and you will. Once started, it won't stop until you stop it.
re-order a year from now and get it keyed the same as those you buy today. So you don't have to wait weeks because your request for all keyed alike or whatever is a "special order". We have no special orders.
The bumper on this truck isn't bolted on; it's glued on with methacrylate. Which is why we use methacrylate. Shock resistant. Temperature resistant. Solvent resistant. Stronger than bolts. If somebody actually does wrench a Sonic Shock from your projector, what they have left to take won't look pretty.