Walk-Through Metal Detector
Walk-Through Metal Detector LE-WMD101 provides 0 to 99 adjustable sensitivity levels enabling precise whole-body scanning. It is equipped with an 8-digit digital display to track the number of people detected and triggered alarms. Built in modular design ensures quick installation and easy maintenance. Our Walk-Through Metal Detector is an ideal choice for cost-effective, high-traffic security needs.
Product Specifications
Specifications
Sensitivity: 0 to 99 Signal Frequency: 6 to 9KHz Operation Temperature: -10°C to 55°C Storage Temperature: -25°C to 75°C Display Mode: 8- Bit Digital Tube Power Consumption: ≤ 35 W Power Supply: AC 220V, 50/60 Hz Channel Dimension: 2000 x 720 x 320 mm Dimension: 2200 x 854 x 400 mm Weight: 30.9 Kg
Applications
Walk-Through Metal Detector LE-WMD101 is used in entertainment venues, public events and airports for entry point screening and threat detection for locations needing simple, whole-body security with basic alert features.
Features & Benefits
Energy saving mode Lightweight structure Durable outer shell Quick reset button Power surge protection
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