The Hi-G-Lock, Industrial Lock version is the most durable, portable and reusable electronic sealing and sensing device that provides robust physical security as well as automatic processing and real-time monitoring of secured cargo both in transit and in storage. The Hi-G-Lock uses Highly Intelligent RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) wireless technology- and includes a transmitter/ receiver unit, read/write capability, real-time clock, memory and patented sensing circuitry for sealing verification.

The physical protection provided by the Hi-G-Lock is equivalent to that of a security bolt seal. Encrypted multi-strand wire and embedded sensors, prevents any attempt at opening, bypassing, or tampering with the Hi-G-Lock. The system detects any such attempt, records the event, and sends an alert. At the core of every Hi-G-Tek device is the patented and trademarked “DataLock™” sensing system. In low-frequency short-range mode, the Hi-G-Lock logs and communicates data through a handheld data terminal and can also be inspected and/or set by a small keyfob unit called the Micro Reader. The data terminal saves the electronic manifest of the sealed cargo into the electronic seal’s memory.

The information can include vehicle ID, container and invoice numbers, cargo descriptions, quantities and destinations. The high frequency long-range mode provides full two-way read/write data communication capabilities at a distance of 100+ meters.

The Hi-G-Lock transmits the information in reply to an interrogation by the Hi-G-Tek DataReaderor by an event which is not authorized. Many Hi-G-Tek devices such as Hi-G-Locks, Hi-G-Tags and Hi-G-Seals, can be monitored simultaneously by one DataReader. This long-range capability makes the Hi-G-Lock ideal for protecting, tracking, sealing, and verifying of assets such as containers, fuel and rail tankers. Successful monitoring can also include stationary objects such as ingress/egress portals, yard/gate management systems, refineries, fuel depots, and finally, pump and tank delivery systems at gas/petrol stations.