I obviously don't know the precise situation, but I would have thought that, with a bit of ingenuity and thought, one could minimise, or even eliminate, that possibility. However, it was only a thought!
And the reason they could not do that and bypass the beam is....?
Indeed so. I have to say that I'm very tempted to suggest is that if the particular circumstances are such that the OP really needs the degree of security that he seems to be talking about, that he probably should be employing experts, and they would also probably have (or know someone who had) the necessary expertise to deal with the electrical side of things.
Yes, I haven't ruled it out as such, I'm exploring my options, and on the side I'm thinking of ways to minimise any blind spots and also hide it somehow, using garden type paraphernalia.
That was the sort of thing I was thinking about.
My thought was that, even if they are on your 'property' (land) they probably do not really become a cause for too much concern if they remain remote from the buildings (and why would anyone do that?). It's approach to buildings which surely is more important, and that can be covered with detectors closer to the building. However, you obvioulsy know your requirements!
Plant a row of pyracantha bushes.
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