Alarned Trailer Lock System Protects Cargo
JACKSONVILLE, FL - Next Generation Power, a distributor for Xena Security with strong links to the trucking industry, has developed the alarmingly strong Cargo Door Lock.
JACKSONVILLE, FL - Times are tough, trailer content theft is on the rise, and break-in methods are becoming more advanced. Truck drivers and owners need the best possible security when it comes to their expensive cargo. Next Generation Power, a distributor for Xena Security with strong links to the trucking industry, has developed the alarmingly strong Cargo Door Lock.
The mechanism employs a state-of-the-art Xena lock and heavy-duty clamp system to ensure shipments reach their destination.
Incredibly powerful and durable, the versatile Xena lock features a corrosion resistant, T304 stainless steel body and an anti-twist, boron-hardened steel shackle that can't be hammered apart, chiseled off or opened with bolt cutters. Xena Security constructed a lock that considered today's advanced methods of illegal container and truck entry.
The Xena lock is pick-proof, freeze-spray proof and drill resistant, while incorporating an 110dB siren. It's triggered by a motion and shock sensor that can be easily disarmed with the key for a passive mode. The key is laser cut and has 250,000 different combinations for maximum protection.
Constructed of powder-coated, 3/16 wall steel tubing with 1/4" x 6" end plates, the clamp system is adjustable in width from 9-1/2" to 17" to fit almost any trailer or container door. The lock's 5/8" diameter shackles pass through two holes of the clamping mechanism for superior locking strength.
The suggested retail price of the Cargo Door Lock from Next Generation Power is $199 with fleet and dealer discounts available. More information can be found at www.lockingalarms.com.
Contact Next Generation Power, ngpowersales@bellsouth.net; www.nextgenerationpower.com.
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