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Lindsey Systems

Tower Line Security Monitor

The Lindsey Systems TLSM is a self-powered tower security monitor for transmission lattice towers, used for vandalism, sabotage and steel theft detection, sold and supported in Texas and Oklahoma by Ryan Sales.

  • Self-powered
  • vibration and infrared detection
  • satellite communications
  • Smart Alarms with activity level
  • cloud application with email/SMS alerts
Overview

The TLSM mounts on insulator strings and uses vibration and infrared sensing to detect tower tampering including steel member cutting, bolt removal, and climbing intrusion. Smart Alarms indicate activity level and are delivered by built-in satellite communications to the cloud-based SMARTLINE-TAMPER application, which provides map-based viewing, encrypted two-factor access, email/SMS notification, and tower activity history. Optional broken sub-conductor detection is available.

Specifications
DetectionVibration and infrared
Power sourceSelf-powered
CommunicationsSatellite
AlarmsSmart Alarms with activity level; email/SMS alerts via cloud application
MountingInsulator string
OptionsBroken sub-conductor detection

Ratings from manufacturer data. Confirm your configuration with a rep.

Applications
  • Tower vandalism and sabotage detection
  • Steel theft prevention
  • Critical infrastructure security (NERC CIP support)
Spec sheets & documents
Frequently asked questions
Who sells the Lindsey Systems Tower Line Security Monitor in Texas?

Ryan Sales, a manufacturers' representative based in Magnolia, Texas, sells the Lindsey Systems Tower Line Security Monitor and supports customers across Texas and Oklahoma through regional reps. Call (281) 363-1106 or request a quote on this page.

What tampering does the Lindsey Systems Tower Line Security Monitor detect?

The TLSM detects transmission tower tampering, including steel member cutting, bolt removal and climbing intrusion. It mounts on insulator strings and uses vibration and infrared sensing, and Smart Alarms indicate the activity level. Optional broken sub-conductor detection is also available.

How does the TLSM deliver alerts to utility staff?

The self-powered TLSM sends Smart Alarms over built-in satellite communications to the cloud-based SMARTLINE-TAMPER application. The application provides map-based viewing, encrypted two-factor access, email and SMS notification, and tower activity history, supporting critical infrastructure security including NERC CIP.

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