Abstract: An alarm sensor device of two major portions. The first portion is a securely enclosed chamber containing one or more connector elements and the second portion is a specific length of cable having conductor paths for energy transmission and having at least one connector device attached to at least one free end of the cable with the connector being compatible with the connector element installed within the enclosed chamber. Separate and additional means for interconnection of the conductors within the chamber to conductors of energy originating from alarm system equipment at a remote location is also provided. The specific length of cable securely emanates from and thereafter terminates by connector means within the enclosed chamber thereby forming a closed loop of fixed and unalterable circumference thereby providing a loop to protectively encircle an object.

Abstract: An alarm sensor device having two separable portions. One portion is adhesively attachable to the surface of an object. The other section is supplied with a flow of regulated energy. A measurable energy coupling is provided between the two portions and the system is designed so that the act of physical separation of the two sections is detected so as to activate an alarm system. The result is a protective device in the form of an anti-theft alarm system for preventing unauthorized removal of an otherwise movable object from a specific physical location.