The acoustic signal transmitter records and evaluates every movement by an external venetian blind. If an intruder tries to tamper with the blind, it will move differently than when used as normal or affected by the weather. SenSigna recognises this difference and sounds the alarm at around 90 dB. This drives away potential trespassers before they can damage the facade and lets occupants and neighbours know that something is happening.

Integrated into the rail unobtrusively
SenSigna can be added on to all common external venetian blind systems and slat geometries without any additional planning. On site, it can be integrated inconspicuously into a recess in the bottom rail that is prepared during manufacture, securing it against sabotage. It also comes with its own power supply, making it independent of the electricity grid and suitable for retrofitting – in this case, it is simply mounted on the underside of the rail. SenSigna is easy to use with two LED push buttons that are protected against tampering via an individual code. The acoustic signal is emitted via an integrated loudspeaker.

Additional obstacle detection function
In addition to protecting against break-ins, SenSigna also detects obstacles. If the external venetian blind encounters an obstacle when lowered, a signal is emitted at a reduced volume to alert the occupants to the problem.

Warema has precisely tailored SenSigna to its external venetian blind sensors. This inconspicuous early warning system protects against attempted break-ins and sets new standards for the industry.

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