GreyScan ETD-100 is the world’s first automated explosive trace detection (ETD) device to detect homemade inorganic explosives. Independently tested by the Fraunhofer Institute (Germany) and industry leading ETD manufacturers, GreyScan® sets the global standard for inorganic ETD and extends the current security capabilities by complementing commercially available Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) explosive trace detectors.
The Kumahira LSR-M2 is the fastest & smallest desktop liquid explosives detector on the market to date. ECAC approved Type A – Type B, Standard 3 & additional DFT approval for bottles under 100ml.. Detection can be complete in as little as 1 second, average of 1-4 seconds detection time (depending on container type). Fastest operational usage – user does not need let go of majority of container types or press buttons. Multiple container types can be screened from metallic to plastic and paper. Low false alarm rate, high reliability, easiest to use. Easy installation & minimal operator training required.
The system uses 24GHz radar technology to detect and track targets. When a threat is seen the camera auto-rotates and zooms toward the target. Video analytics can be used to classify the target, or the radar alarm can trigger a built-in 3G/4G link to send a short video clip to a remote operator. By utilising the Scan-360's microwave technology and digital signal processing, scan-Integrated's high detection probability has the advantage of a built-in high performance camera with no blind spots.
Scan-360 is a low cost IP radar for site security. It detects humans and vehicles over the full 360 degrees with a total range of 400 metres (200m in all directions). On detection the radar automatically operates a PTZ CCTV camera to view the target area and send alarms to local recorders or remote control centres.