Systems

ENTRANCE CONTROL SYSTEM

DOOR FRAM METAL DETECTORS (DFMD)

They will detect metallic objects on people passing through the detector, such as knives, weapons etc.

Their level of detection sensitivity can be adjusted to meet varying threats. These are available with different numbers of detection zones, i.e. 1, 2, 6, 12, 18 and 33 zones, the greater number of detection’s zones the more accurate the location of metallic object on the person can be determined, saving operator time.

These systems have been specifically designed for rapid deployment Street stop and search operations for the detection of knives and weapons.

They will detect both large and small concealed metallic items containing ferrous metals.

They can be rapidly deployed at potential risk sites, Public houses, Entertainment locations,Football grounds Bus and Railway stations, or in the street.

HAND HELD METAL DETECTOR (HHMD)

Hand Held and Glove Metal Detectors are used by Security, Police and Military officers to carry out a non-invasive search of a person for metallic items.

When a metallic item is detected an indication is normally given by a sounder, most detectors will also operate in a silent vibrating mode.

Various types of Hand Held and Glove Metal Detectors are available to meet different types of threats with varying levels detection sensitivities.

Metal Detectors are also used to locate metallic items in the ground, within food and hospital waste.

TRIPOD TURNSTILE

Turnstile Tripod provides a visible fixed barrier of three stainless steel bars located at the angle of 120 ° which rotate on an inclined axis. In the event of an emergency the panic mode drops the bars, allowing unhindered free access in both directions.

Tripod Turnstiles includes space-saving, reliable and low cost solutions for pedestrian access control. They are easy for installation and service maintainance. Being the most popular type of security turnstiles, tripods are used for large varitety of projects and premises types.

Boom Barrier

A boom barrier, also known as a boom gate, is a bar, or pole pivoted to allow the boom to block vehicular or pedestrian access through a controlled point. Typically the tip of a boom gate rises in a vertical arc to a near vertical position. Boom gates are often counterweighted, so the pole is easily tipped.