Airport fence standards - safety precautions

Airport fence are designed to meet specific standards and codes to ensure security. Design standards typically cover aspects such as fence height, construction, materials and installation requirements. For example, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has developed security standards for Airport fences, which include fence height requirements to ensure that unauthorized access is effectively restricted.

Measures to prevent climbing and jumping over fences

Airport fence standards also include measures to prevent climbing and jumping over the fence. These measures can include installing sharp points, sloped structures or anti-climb netting at the top of the fence to deter intruders from climbing or over the fence. In addition, the structure of the fence should be designed to be strong and stable, and not easily damaged or damaged.

Warning signs and lighting requirements

Airport fence standards also require warning signs and lighting facilities to remind people of the existence of the fence and prohibit unauthorized entry. The warning signs shall be clearly visible, including the signs and words of no entry and safety warnings. In addition, the lighting facilities around the fence should ensure visibility at night to ensure the safety of the fence.

Intrusion Detection and Alarm System

In order to further enhance the security of the Airport fence, the standard also requires an intrusion detection and alarm system. These systems can include CCTV cameras, infrared sensors, vibration sensors, etc. to monitor activity around the perimeter of the fence and trigger an alarm if an intruder tries to climb or jump over the fence. Such a system can detect intrusions in time and prompt security personnel to take appropriate measures