
The perimeter shield network forms controlled energy barriers around military compounds, depots, prisons, and restricted zones.
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General Information
| Category | Facilities |
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| Classification | Planetary Defense Facility |
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| Status | Active |
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| Introduced | 1 AIA |
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| Manufacturers | Imperial Army Engineering Corps (IAEC) — Manufacturer |
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| Operators | Imperial Army (IA) — Primary |
Specifications
Systems
Power Plant
Installation grid connection with independent field generators and emergency reserves
Additional
Equipment Type
Modular perimeter energy barrier
Dimensions
Distributed shield projectors, control nodes, power junctions, and protected access-control stations
Personnel
160 shield controllers, engineers, technicians, guards, and maintenance personnel
Construction
Modular buried conduits and hardened control nodes supporting replaceable perimeter projectors
Defenses
Configurable energy barriers; sectional isolation; protected controls; guarded projector positions
Systems and Services
Perimeter-field control; identity gates; sectional switching; diagnostics; security-network integration
Capacity
Encloses one major military, governmental, industrial, or detention installation
Primary Role
Installation perimeter shielding and controlled access
Description
Modular projector posts are arranged along a surveyed boundary and linked to protected power and control circuits. Operators can energize the complete perimeter or isolate individual sectors for maintenance and authorized passage. Gate controls, alarms, and local sensors report contact with the field, while buried conduits and overlapping projectors frustrate simple bypass attempts.