Heavy Duty Metal Cage for CCTV Beacon and Sounder Outdoor Protection

A sounder or beacon in an exposed position, particularly at lower mounting heights on retail frontages, car park structures, and industrial buildings, is vulnerable to deliberate physical attack. Knocking out an external sounder eliminates the primary audio alarm output before or during a break-in, and damaging a beacon prevents its visual alarm indication during an event. A heavy-duty cage prevents this vulnerability by placing a physical barrier around the device that ordinary hand tools and casual attack cannot penetrate.

The cage is designed to allow the sounder’s acoustic output and the beacon’s visual flash to pass through the open structure without significantly attenuating either, maintaining the alarm device’s functional performance while providing mechanical protection.

For alarm and CCTV installers completing security system installations at sites with a documented vandalism history, in inner-city positions where sounder attack is a known risk, and on commercial premises where the insurance specification requires protected external sounders, the cage is the appropriate supplementary protection for the sounder installation.

Powder-coated or galvanised steel construction provides outdoor corrosion resistance in line with the permanently mounted external installation environment.

For security installers across London and the UK completing alarm and CCTV installations where external sounder and beacon protection is part of the site specification, the heavy-duty cage provides the standard mechanical protection solution.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty metal cage protecting CCTV beacons and sounders from vandalism
• Open structure allows full acoustic and visual alarm output to pass through
• Prevents physical access to the sounder for attack or tamper
• Outdoor corrosion-resistant construction for permanent external mounting
• Suitable for high-vandalism areas and insurance-specified protected sounders
• Compatible with standard external sounder and beacon mounting positions