One technology. Two formats.
Available in stationary and portable versions.
Operating Principle
How It Works - History of the Technology - Frequently Asked Questions, Uses, and Legislation.
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Easy integration.
The speaker version is designed to be compatible with most existing alarm systems.
It can operate via a dry contact or a radio relay.
Mobile format.
The portable version includes a compact alarm control unit, factory-installed inside the system.
It features its own sensors, remote management via smartphone, real-time alerts, and the option to connect to a remote monitoring service.
Works on its own. Or as a backup to an existing alarm system.
The sound cannon can be connected to its own wired sensors: motion, door opening, seismic shock, panic remote control, and GSM module.
This architecture ensures that detection remains active even when the wireless alarm is exposed to radio interference.
For large venues.
The master speaker can drive a slave speaker of the same power to extend sound coverage to a second area.
The system can be expanded to include multiple master units connected via a secure bus.
Each zone can be controlled separately.
Built-in self-protection.
- Onboard gyroscope.
- Collision detection.
- Motion detection.
- Deactivation via technician key.
Do not activate for floor installation or use in transit.
Graduated rest.
- Pre-alarm at 118 dB.
- Rises to 133 dB after a delay of 10, 20, or 30 seconds.
Alarm cycle of 1 to 3 minutes.
Higher risk level.
The sound cannon can incorporate a built-in, wired CS gas dispersant that is concealed within the device.
It is triggered by a command from the control center, a relay, or a dry contact, and then releases a pressurized gas cartridge.
After deployment, the cartridge must be replaced.
Three trigger modes.
The CS diffuser can be activated:
- manually, remotely, or via a mobile app;
- upon detection of seismic activity or an attempted act of sabotage;
- automatically, after a confirmed intrusion, a warning siren and a safety delay.
Unlike pepper spray, CS gas disperses easily and leaves no lingering traces.
Heavier than air, it remains mainly at head height before gradually falling.
Canon's VS Opacifying Fog Effect
- 15-day battery life.
- No refill
- There are no consequences in the event of false alarms.
- Visibility is maintained, and the cameras remain operational.
- No special maintenance required
- Can be reset an unlimited number of times.
Solutions
Canon's 133 dB (at 1 m) BLAST standalone, portable anti-intrusion cannon—optional tear gas dispenser
Canon's 133 dB (at 1 m) BLAST standalone, portable anti-intrusion cannon—optional tear gas dispenser
Canon's BLAST anti-intrusion cannon delivers 133 dB at 1 m—can be used as a standalone unit or integrated with an alarm system—with an optional tear gas dispenser
Canon's BLAST anti-intrusion cannon delivers 133 dB at 1 m—can be used as a standalone unit or integrated with an alarm system—with an optional tear gas dispenser
Option: CS 450 m³ tear gas dispersant, integrated into or mounted separately from the sound cannons
Option: CS 450 m³ tear gas dispersant, integrated into or mounted separately from the sound cannons
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