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The execution of these systems is to be planned over the next 18 months with the first 10 sites immediately and the last 10 on the customer’s notice 
 Magal's DTR solution will be integrated with a complementary dual technology  sensor and control unit

Magal Security Systems, Ltd. signed a US$ 4.6 million contract to supply and install intrusion detection systems at 20 power facilities in an Eastern European country.

Execution is planned over the next 18 months, the first 10 sites will be implemented immediately and the last 10 sites will be implemented at the customer's notice.

The delivered turnkey solution is based on Magal's leading taut wire product - DTR, which will be integrated with a complementary dual technology sensor and a control unit.

Eitan Livneh, President and CEO of Magal S3, commented: "This is the third order from this customer for a similar application and it is solid proof of our capabilities in fulfilling and exceeding our customer's expectations. We have been successful in delivering integrated PIDS (Perimeter Intrusion Detection System) solutions specifically tailored to our customers' environmental and operational needs. We expect the market to continue to invest in the physical security of national assets, as part of the overall growth in the global Homeland Security market."

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