Powerless Indoor Lockbox Sensor™

The CyberSecure IPS™ Powerless Indoor Lockbox Sensor™ is part of our Universal Cyber Sensor™ series. Easily add visibility to your ISP infrastructure with this fiber-optic based sensor. Designed to monitor the status of cage doors, server cabinets, lockboxes and other critical access points requiring detection of open/close conditions. The Indoor Lockbox Sensor is completely passive, it emits no electronic or radio signals and requires zero power to operate!
The Powerless Indoor Lockbox Sensor™ is specifically designed for indoor applications. If you need monitoring rated for outdoor access points, please see the Powerless Outdoor Sensor™ or Powerless Maintenance Hole Sensor™.
Key Features:
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Requires no power to operate
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Emits no electronic or radio signals
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Stainless steel construction
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Sensors can be daisy-chained
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Installs in multiple indoor configurations
Sensor Specifications:
- Length (closed/extended): 2.75/3.75 in (69.85mm / 95.25mm)
- Diameter: 1.25 in (31.75mm)
- 6lbs of pressure to depress sensor
- Weight: 1.1 lbs (496g)
- Temperature Range: -40°F to 176°F (-40°C to 80°C)
Managed by CyberSecure IMS™:
Trusted by government agencies and enterprises around the world, IMS™ monitors, analyzes, and manages data from various protection systems. This real-time information is available through a single user-friendly dashboard so that a physical security team can monitor your entire network – inside and out. Learn more about IMS.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can the outdoor Sensors operate while submerged?
Yes, our Powerless Maintenance Hole Sensor™ and Powerless Outdoor Sensor™ are IP68 rated for water and dust resistance and can operate submerged in harsh conditions from -40°F to 176°F.
Can the outdoor sensors withstand heavy manhole lids?
Yes, but only the Powerless Maintenance Hole Sensor. Its rugged stainless steel construction and corresponding heavy duty spring allows it to withstand repeated openings of a heavy manhole lid. This model has been deployed in hundreds of unique access points across multiple locations.



