RLS-3060V

REDSCAN Pro simplifies installation, walk testing and maintenance through its built-in assistance camera. A laser line overlay on the camera view gives clear visual guidance of the detection area on site, helping installers adjust the sensor angle with accuracy.

REDSCAN Pro provides precise LiDAR detection across large areas, with coverage up to 60m. Flexible virtual walls and detection zones help protect façades, perimeters and open spaces, reducing the need for multiple sensors.

The RLS-3060V LiDAR is an ONVIF compliant sensor allowing it to send alarm outputs via the ONVIF protocol to any ONVIF compliant networked video system or IP network devices. The video stream of the assistance camera could also be provided to the Video Management Software platform via the ONVIF RTSP protocol. To assure a secure network communication, the REDSCAN Pro is compliant with HTTPS, SNMPv3, IEEE802.1X protocols.

The RLS-3060V also includes a built-in adjustment bracket within the housing, allowing tilt adjustment from -5° to 95° and side adjustment of +/- 5°. The configuration settings is done via web browser which allows an easy remote access. The settings can be copied from one device to another, providing they are the same model (from one RLS-3060V  to another RLS-3060V).

With onboard analytics, REDSCAN Pro can analyse the size, the location and the distance of the moving objects, providing point detection by tracking the X & Y coordinates of the moving objects. A further advantage of LiDAR technology is that the detection performance is stable at any time without being affected by variable lighting or temperature. RLS-3060V provides a high detection resolution of 0.125 degrees.

RLS-3060V features environmental resistance function to reduce false alarms due to harsh environments like fog or snow. An Auto Area Adjustment function allows Redscan Pro to continuously adjust the detection area to take into consideration changes happening on ground such as accumulation of snow or leaves. The sensor can operate from -20 to +60 degrees and when using a heated lens can extend its operating temperature to -40 degree.

When REDSCAN Pro operates in vertical mode, Small Animal Tolerance helps reduce unwanted alarms caused by small animals moving close to the ground. The function is enabled by default. Installers can disable it where greater detection sensitivity is required at ground level.

The built-in wide-angle camera supports setup and alignment during installation. It also captures pre- and post-event images to support alarm verification and analysis.

REDSCAN Pro allows the detection area to be divided into 8 independent zones, so each part of the protected site has its own settings, output and response.

This gives installers greater control over how the sensor performs across different areas. For example, one zone might protect a fence line, another might cover a gate, while another tracks movement across an open yard or building approach.

Each zone responds according to the risk in that area. Sensitivity, target size and alarm outputs are set separately, helping reduce unwanted alarms while keeping high-risk areas tightly protected.

This also improves system integration. Different zones trigger different actions, such as activating a camera preset, sending an alarm to a VMS, switching on lighting or alerting security staff to the exact location of movement.

For large or complex sites, this means one REDSCAN Pro gives the control and flexibility often expected from multiple sensors.

REDSCAN Pro uses LiDAR detection to create smarter alerts based on defined detection logic.

The sensor raises alarms based on how movement occurs across multiple zones, rather than relying on a single detection event. For example, one zone is set as the judgement zone and another as the alert zone. When movement is detected in the judgement zone first, followed by the alert zone, REDSCAN Pro recognises the sequence and raises the relevant alarm.

This helps the system understand direction, movement pattern and intent. It also reduces unwanted alarms by checking activity across more than one zone before triggering a response.

For security teams, this means alerts are more targeted, more useful and better matched to the real risk on site.