The Company routinely receives repeat and spare part orders
Senstar has developed long term relationships across the globe selling its buried cable and microwave

Senstar Corporation ("Senstar" or the "Company"), recently announced that it has recently booked over $950,000 in orders in Canada and Australia, continuing to demonstrate leadership in the market for perimeter intrusion detection security for Correctional Facilities.

Senstar has developed long?term relationships across the globe selling its buried cable, microwave and fence? mounted perimeter intrusion detection systems and related networking hardware and software. Through exceptional performance and customer service support, the Company routinely receives repeat and spare part orders.

Brian Rich, President of Senstar, said "Senstar's products continue to lead the perimeter intrusion detection security market for Correctional Facilities. The Company's newest product for this market is the ultraWave intrusion detection system. μltraWave is Senstar's newest generation of volumetric microwave perimeter intrusion detection system consisting of an all digital transmitter and receiver that create an invisible detection zone. μltraWave works reliably in extreme environments and provides networking for remote alarm reporting and configuration common to other Senstar sensors, making for seamless integration."

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